like all expansions this is an amazing set up for the Nextbook as well as a great story that stands on its own it can be a little repetitive if you’re not into this genre but if you like litrpg then this is the book for you
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I would have to agree with other reviewers that the start of the story seems a bit disorganised, as if the author couldn’t quite make up their mind how they wanted to start, but once you get past that awkward beginning its well worth the wait. I had to chuckle a bit as the narrator..
Absolutely Hilarious!Fell out of my chair laughing!This series just get better and better!
the 2 series I’ve read from author have a trending good guy, beloved, and rewards come easy main character. lots of gun shooting lots… shooting guns remain pedestrian not +1 to skill or super ammo. the fantasy gaming elements take a back seat. I don’t get it. I didn’t enjoy it. I shan’t be continuing…
good book
Review from Defenders of the Realm →
The kingdom is expanding! More land, more resources, and surprising new allies. Fibble gains some interesting stats, a new set of skills, and a patron deity of his own. Elysia is prospering. But Alexander and his Elysians are forced to defend their lands against an invading orc horde from the north, and the dark army..
love the book
Review from Shadow Sun Expansion →
The human race has become nearly extinct. Allistor and his small group push to make themselves stronger, fighting to survive the year-long Stabilization. Forced to battle increasingly stronger and more deadly monsters, they work to expand their holdings, learn better spells, and gather resources to improve their crafting. Dungeons must be cleared, and dragons defeated…
Pretty much perfect
Review from Shadow Sun Survival →
Protagonist is not over powered or weak. He is not psychotic or morally paralyzed. The content maturity is neither pornographic nor censored. No cliffhangers, no politicking, no bull s**t.
I don’t normally rate books under 5 stars if I rate them, but this one had basically almost exactly the same arcs as the first book in a lot of ways with little difference: just rinse and repeat like 3 times. There were some good moments and some funny moments, but overall, it needed a..
Voices vs Story
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
Interesting story. Love the plot and how it develops. I like the twist of who the main character is. However, I found the female voices to be annoying. In a world where sound is your imagery, I can appreciate attempting to act out dialogues between characters. But if you’re going to do it, allow it..
This series is one of my favorites and I eagerly await the next volume. Hugo Huesca does so much in these books, a large and well built world, flushed out and suitably complex characters, and both mini story lines to make each book satisfying and an overarching story to leave you wanting more of the..