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A book that starts quickly and really never slows down. The storyline is a bit different from the usual super fare, which is intriguing. Characterization is fun and interesting, I loved this book and have just purchased the sequel! So that is next!

slow and tough to finish. characters seem so dull and no depth. there are better litrpg

This story is taking time to slowly world build. I like Lee the main character and feel he is being given a chance to grow.

i loved the personalities given by different characters. the typical shadowing over characters because it can be tedious for the writer did not happen here. listen with headphones!!

I chose this audiobook based on the title and the front cover. I didn’t read the blurb so I wasn’t expecting a Lit RPG, science fiction, and fantasy. In the past, I’d wondered what it would be like to combine several genres and do it successfully. Well, Dave Willmarth nails it. I had to listen..

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I enjoy the meta parts and forth wall breaks but I’m a simple man to please.

Jeff Hays was Jeff Hays. That is to say, he was awesome. Arand really outdid himself with this one. Perhaps the best part of any book is watching the hero grow. Arand does a wonderful job of ensuring the continuous growth of his hero. I didn’t appreciate him benching some of my favorite characters but..

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I love lit rpg but i stuggled to finish this one. Slightly slow moving and just boring.

This was a good audiobook. However, the story was lacking in the emotional grit that was shown in the Feedback Loop.

deff has it’s own style. doesn’t feel like any other book writing in a game kind of way but feels like the world could really work if it was real.