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this is one of the better litrpg stories I’ve read with an amazing world that is vast and complex. totally worth picking up!

I can’t wait for the next book it was definitely a great time killer. definitely enjoyed the progression of the story.

I liked annie ellicotts addition. lookin 4ward to seeing if she as flexible as hays

This is an utterly awful book: poorly conceived, poorly written, with no discernible reason for why it was written. Trite ideas, weak writing, largely uninteresting characters and a wholly unforgettable story. The narrator had a huge task before him and handled it very commendably other than the nasal voice he gave the protagonist Felix.

Oddly for the book like this, the time the character spends in the real world is far more unbelievable than the time he spends in the fantasy world. His evil parents are too cartoonish to be plausible. The world simply doesn’t work the way the author portrays. Maybe it’s due to my listening while doing..

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Good development, somewhat consistent mechanics, females aren’t objects and an interesting world. This story is a cut above the rest of the lit-rpg genre.

One of the best performances! Great to listen to, I was hesitant at first, because of the book name (seemed somewhat childish), but was pleasantly surprised. This will be one of the few books I keep downloaded all the time and listen to a couple times a year, I highly recommend it!

great story and great narration. i hesitated to get this book but Jeff Hays does great work and the author definitely took this story places i never would have thought of.

Where does Super Sales on Super Heroes rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? Top 30 books. Jeff Hays did extremely well in the narration and William D. Arand is good at adding originality to the plot and always keeping the story interesting. The inner dialogue of the character really puts a..

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I enjoyed the book. Not the first litrpg I’ve read where the Protagonist is viewed by the world as a villain but still does it fairly well. Book also does something else as a twist on the litrpg that’s been done before (and by the same series that also did the Protagonist as villain) but..

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