The story is very predictable, with juvenile protagonist who acts more like a high school child that a harden veteran. The love interest is typical anime character with big boobs. The dragon was the only one that was endearing and you wanted to win in her struggles. I don’t think I will be getting the..
Yeah it’s bad. The reader is probably the saving grace of this book. Compared to the first book this book feels like they had no idea where to take the story and wrote various sections and then threw in a paragraph to connect the two. The revelation of the wanted poster is the first example..
I hesitantly purchased this book at my wife’s insistence. It was as I expected, not very imaginative. The description of the gnome seems to be entirely based on World of Warcraft. Even the fiend’s daydreaming of what she would do to the gnome seems to based off some WoW hentai art I once saw. The..
I definitely enjoyed the twist on this genre. I honestly wasn’t expecting it to be told from a monsters point of view and it was pretty hilarious at times. However as the story goes it starts coming off as unimaginative, obvious borrowing from various pop culture references. The adult content comes off as forced and..
the story was a fun listen the narrator dose and excellent job sorting out the characters with different voices
I love this series, I can’t wait for book 5. Excellent performance by Jeff Hays and company as always.
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
The worst part about listening to this book was how hard it was to set down and pay attention to real life. Sound booth does a great job with occasional effects and the story is just great! Highly recommend
Yet here I am, saying “c’mon Neven Iliev (if that is your real name), just take my money!!”
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hope it goes well in the next book ending was kinda shitty but leaves open for more
Review from Dungeon Lord →
Interesting concept, but the repeated recitation of character stats was tedious. Vocal distinctions could have been more varied, as some characters were not identifiable from others and sound effects frequently overpowered the narration