Review from Challenge →
This book was an amazingly fun read. The plot took some interesting turns which allows for more than just level up/power up plot line. The characters have depth to them. This is something I often find missing in other litrpgs.beyond these facts the book is absolutely hilarious! I found myself laughing throughout the entire book..
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
Loved it. The book has a great mix of action intrigue and brutality. One of my favorites.
I tell dead baby jokes about my own dead brother, so when I say that this book is unnecessarily vulgar and distractingly prepubescently over-sexualized, you know it’s bad. the CONSTANT going on about boobs completely distracted from the otherwise interesting story. and it wasn’t even creative. the author uses the phrase “boobs as big as..
I had a bit of a stack in front of me and was excited to finally check out this book. The sequel seems like it’ll be even better than this one was.
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
I really loved this book! Listened to it during my day! I was unexpected pleased with the book and can’t help but root for the MC. Plus it is gritty and has a pretty fair magic system!
Review from Fire and Brimstone →
The story was really quite good but for me a little to much suspense (drama) in to many predictable places. I really enjoyed Captain Gauls death… such as whiny useless excuse for a being. I am thinking we will see Trin the brass b@tch return (sigh). Curious to see Queenie grow further.
Wonderful coming of age story intermixed with littpg, a main character that is well written with a ruthless nature while still maintaining a moral compass.
Review from Fizzlesprocket: Everybody Loves Large Chests – Vol. 2 →
I would say you’ll NOT get bored listening to this story, and it would be true except for a few moments when the story focuses on rather boring grinding scenes. However, those scenes excepted, this is a really interesting book that manages to mix the perverse, funny, magical and fantastic into one – emphasis on..
this book has all the makings of perfection. i can’t wait for book 2.so much well timed mystery
Dante doesn’t remember his past. He is homeless in a small town where he is an outcast due to his strange appearance. To make it worse, he was not blessed by the goddess in his culture’s coming-of-age ceremony. Or so he thought. It turns out that Dante is awesome, and people want to use him…