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MC ruins this one

Revisado: 04-16-25

DNF at 65%. The MC is unbearable. His personality is all over the place without any growth. One second he is scared and whiney, the next he is cocky and blood thirsty but at the end of the day he is a slimy, spineless turd.

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It’s okay

Revisado: 04-27-24

The story is very average and the necromancy takes a back seat. Not sure if I’d pick up the second book.

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Nothing like the first book

Revisado: 03-08-24

This one is pretty much nothing but a non stop sermon about religion mixed with a crappy teen romance. It doesn’t read anything like the first book. The action is barely there, the pacing is excruciatingly slow and truth doesn’t even feel like the same character.

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Not Litrpg

Revisado: 12-17-23

The book itself is alright but the part that bothers me is that this isn’t litrpg. It barely even qualifies as Gamelit. You end up sitting through an okay story to get a few screens about a town that the MC can’t really modify.

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Another great story from Xander Boyce

Revisado: 07-17-23

I usually don’t like litrpg where the world is in a vrmmorpg but I have this book a shot because I love the red mage series. I was pleasantly surprised with how great the story was. The real world exists and does fuel the MCs drive to play the game but it doesn’t overwhelm the actual time in the game. The MC treats the game as if it is his real world and I liked that a lot. As for the narrator, it’s not often you have a female narrator paired with a male MC but I really liked how Andrea did. She’s easy to listen to and does a good job separating characters. Overall, I loved this one and will 100% be picking up the next book when it comes out. Im also looking forward to freshman drive when it hits audible.

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Great story but feels like just a prologue

Revisado: 06-28-23

I really liked the story, characters and world. The main character actually acts his age and makes smart choices. My biggest gripe is that the book feels like a VERY long prologue into the story. It never really felt like it picked up. The point where he finally set out for his adventure is the end of the book.

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Feels completely different from the first book.

Revisado: 04-14-23

This one unfortunately felt very different from the first book. This one added a ton of romance, it’s not terrible but I personally find it boring. The two main characters also spend a ton of philosophizing about good/evil, right/wrong and a bunch of other things but it takes up a good chunk of the dialogue and most of it is hypocritical. On top of all that, the carnage and fighting I loved in the first book is a lot more sparse in this one. So to me it feels like the theme of the book flipped completely from what I liked about the first. I probably won’t read the third.

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Poor writing

Revisado: 02-22-23

MC is supposed to be in his 50s but acts like an edgy toddler with anger issues. Litrpg and base building elements are extremely light. Considering what the name of the book is, I thought we would get more building and detail on what he is doing but you get “he made a courtyard or he made apartments”.

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Not bad but not like the others

Revisado: 12-11-22

This book was completely filler with no real movement to the story. I’ll definitely read the next book but still bummed I waited for so long for this one to come out.

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Boring, bland and 100% a filler arc.

Revisado: 07-14-22

This book is boring as hell and I only finished this one because I liked the first so much.. I thought maybe the adventure in the void would be short or at least interesting but it’s bland as hell and the MC let’s himself get pushed around by everyone. Considering the void supposedly sucks the strength out of everyone and he is fresh from the I it side, you would think he would at least try to stand up for himself. The first book had him isolated from the new world and that wasn’t too bad but I was really looking forward to him interacting with it, not getting thrown into a different kinda isolation.

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