Seriously if your a dude over 30 this is GOLD. An interesting world, quickly and neatly laid out by the author. A fun yet intoxicating plot with charters you can relate to and enjoy. I just finished it less than 24 hours after I’d started it and I plan on listening to it again after..
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I feel that at times this novel wants to be a young adult harem with super heroes, and at others it wants to be an adult level gore fest. Lots of flirtation and sexual openness with a heavy dose of action. Who knew the corporate world could be so entertaining?
First off, the LitRPG series is one I have recently discovered in the past few months. It spans or is capable of spanning every genre/sub genre one can imagine. Here however, they have allowed Jake Bible (author) to have access to their universe. He has some amazing sci fi as well as zombie books that..
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this book brings you in the mind a brilliant idiot. Now what I mean by that is that the protagonist is by no means the smartest nor the strongest but he can come up with some so crazy sh** that that whole world see him as a wild card and that’s just at the start..
soo good. Pancakes!!! get this greatsuperhero lit rpg wish fulfillment story. cant wait for sequel.
I was a bit hesitant considering part of the premise involves slavery, but it was entertaining despite that, even if it made me uncomfortable. The guy’s super power is very unique however.
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Would you listen to Challenge again? Why? Very good story, only a small amount of grinding I wasn’t fond of. All around really good start to finish.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
Wow I was very entertained with this book. Fresh ideas and great performances. I look forward to more!!!!
Wow, what an amazing book. I was pulled in and every single character was memorable. Great narrator and I hope for a sequel!
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
Such a different take on Litrpg. An honorably bad guy, that you can’t help but to like. Never thought I would hear a book that makes you think a corporation could be a good thing, but at the same time just the name of the company is asking for it.