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I hope I can get my money back. It was stupid. I’m glad it’s over

Always keeps me guessing. I really like this one. l look forward to the next one.

talk about action-packed. this is a great story of a badass who survived through the worst times. very well written book. absolutely loved it.

If you could sum up Delvers LLC in three words, what would they be? not half bad What did you like best about this story? solid lit rpg without the stats im getting sick of stats for a while Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? no Any additional..

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The plot was so contrived and forced that I couldn’t force myself to listen after a few hours.

Jeff Hays is a Fantastic Narrator and the Story is pretty good except for the plot line ofBeing Forced to do certain quest, That doesn’t make sense. ALSO My Biggest Problem is – The Stat Recap at the End of every Single Chapter !!What the Hell ?? STOP With the Stat Recap At the End..

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I liked it. It was a different perspective of the usual adventure genre and it had some good laughs in there. Not bad.

I feel like the plot is plodding along here, second book of “Hero is on the road” and yet I can’t put it down. the author and narrator are great. Top Shelf fun stories.

as a first time litrpg reader and fiercely dedicated rpg player, it was great! really enjoyed. looking forward to reading many more like this. ?

Morningwood: Everybody Loves Large Chests is a LitRPG. It plays out from the perspective of characters in an RPG video game with the small twist that it never acknowledges this fact. The overall result is the inclusion in the story of fourth wall breaking discussions of game elements like hit points, character traits, status windows,..

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