so if you are looking for a litrpg book that some person gets sucked into a game or ect and ends up becoming the hero off the day by doing good deeds ect this book is not for you. if you are looking for a litrpg that is little on the dark side and evil..
An absolutely intriguing story line completely different than anything I’ve ever listened to before. It comes from the point if view of a very different villian.
seriously not what I expected, I got it on a whim when looking for somthing to read after seeing the reviews.the demon summoning hotline for Demons-R-Us kills me lmao
This series keeps on being a delight to listen to. Its constant randomness keeps on making me want to listen to it to see what’s coming next.I can’t wait to listen to the next one.The reader is doing a superb job with his voice acting and helping with the energy and how he’s interpretating the..
Review from Obliteration →
loves it as much as the first. part 3 cant arrive soon enough for me!
I got a review copy of this book a bit ago from the author, but somehow confused it for another title and this one just slipped through the cracks. Thankfully, the author reminded me he sent me a copy, and I am glad he did, because it was an enjoyable LitRPG experience. Lee is the..
I really like this series. I was a bit apprehensive at first when I started the first book but the wonderful narration by Jeff Hayes and the added sound effects have made this a very enjoyable experience. I really hope this series continues.
Review from Vortena: Everybody Loves Large Chests, Volume 3 →
While the name “Vortena” does have a significance in this third epic story of the adventures of our favorite “mimic”, this story is more of an “evolution” of the character. It’s a really fun romp as we find our protagonist having escaped Edward the Spy Master and on mission from “god” that will allow him..
Stronger story than the first two. The ending was unexpected and not entirely welcome. The adult bits seemed like they toned down from previous entries I’m the series. Enjoyable audio performance, as is par for the course for this series.
The good: Solid game world, but this is fairly standard for LitRPG. The bad: Ridiculously OP “good guys” and cliche “bad guys”. Overall the book left me disappointed. The protagonist is a twit who thinks he can do no wrong. On top of that he has unlimited unique abilities and unlimited in-game and real-world funds…