kick ass like the last 2, I loved the ending, and came easier for the next
woot!
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This looked promising, but the harem stuff is pretty much 90% of the story after the faceless protagonist meets up with the female extras. Just a lot of overly gratuitous sexual filler with really not much else to it aside from the superhero aesthetic. Shame.
If you like the last book you’ll like this one. Narration is flawless. Story and character development continues to be great. Only thing I don’t like are the nods to other LitRPG series and “GameLit don’t quit.” It just feels like the author isn’t confident in the incredible story that he’s created and is saying,..
This book is nothing more than a constant stream of dumb decisions and questionable morality while pretending the characters are making brilliant decisions and accomplishing great deeds. The voice actor for the main character sounds like he is slowly over annunciating every word with a mouth full of spit. The rest of voice actors (who..
#What drew you to this book? The dungeon core setting. Its growing part of the LitRPG genre. #What did you enjoy? 1. The relationship of between the pixie and the core. 2. The side characters experiencing death #What disappointed you? 1. The MC/author reasons for choosing Darkness. 2. lack of impulse control with the memory..
It was okay all the way to the ending. Hugo paints this world of amazing things just to rip it away in the end. The laziest ending of lazy ending.
I love the atmospheric music during fights and the story is great. I like the apocalypse/ game lit style story
This story was great, however, the performances and production value of this audiobook sets a new level of excellence. Having multiple voice actors, soundeffects, and music definitely contributed to my enjoyment of this book. Bravo.
