It feels a little to short but the story is amazing. The 2ed best litRPG ever
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Fantastic!
Review from Dragon Seed →
This book is amazing. It stronglI loved this book. It strongly blended my personal favorite aspects of science fiction and fantasy. The wayy it seemed to understand gamer culture ain its various forms is a real treat, but here’s a spoiler-free non-comprehensive list of features this book has going for it:Strong motivation and character depth,..
Awesome Book
Review from The Eaton →
The Narrator did an excellent job with portraying each character. Kept my interest from the very beginning.
the mc just sucks
Review from Harbinger of Ash →
I liked this series at first but the mc just turned into a giant hypocritical bitch and not even Jeff Hayes could save this story.
I have read Tamer by MSE and The Land. This is another great settlement building book. I would give it a listen.
Pity Party and then nothing happens…
Review from The Greystone Chronicles, Book Two: The Dire Lands →
One: So, Pity party…. not interested in it. I don’t care that a child died because an evil person killed them. Two: Unlimited money solves the worlds problems?! No it doesn’t commie bullshit 101. ” Hi guys I have trillions of dollars and in fake world I have unlimted gold so I just throw it..
This series is one of my favorite not because the machanics are the best or the classes are unique.This series provides the best out of game and in game mix in my opinion. the real worlds interactions or commentary even when only brief like eating or such is so much better then others I have..
Really enjoyed this book. It follows some of the same formula as the previous book, though doesn’t focus on the real life side at all, which isn’t necessarily bad. Additionally, it focuses far less, if at all, on the adult side of the series. The voice acting / production value was great for how short..
a decent read
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
a good story overall if you don’t mind first-person writing, but it seems the narrator isn’t excited to read it. He’s pretty monotone which makes it hard to pay attention, but makes up for it with sound effects for appropriate places. worth picking up if you enjoy this genre. giving the second book a go..
The main character is constantly being captured and being rescued by some outlandish miracles. The author is constantly violating the game rules that were set down in the previous story and we emphasized in this story. Then he turns around and gives excuses the character must have some special ability to overcome those rules. Plus..