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Very animated, a little loud and annoying at brief moments, but gooood.

Revisado: 12-04-24

Story was good, the voices were fantastic.
The moments were done well enough to inspire my own creativity

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Lots of cool stuff. Everyone has fun. Best of the first 6.

Revisado: 08-26-24

A lot of things and snippets come together from the previous books. It was done very well

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Passable, I’m kinda interested in the next of the series.

Revisado: 06-26-24

Buddy cop kinda book.

The writer seemed to enjoy himself and it shows, sometimes surprising me.

You follow a single character except for a page or two. No true plot and there are 3 distinct action/thriller parts.
Fun moments and some comedy parts.

Cool moments and fun worldbuilding.

Wasn’t the biggest fan of the narrator but he does a decent job.

I didn’t like that the main character had an intentional trait of rambling thoughts (that others commented on). I feel like 25-30% of the book is him spiraling in his head one way or another.

From a litRPG perspective it is very loose. Not really hard rules or stats making a difference. Take out about a page of info and you wouldn’t even know.

Comedy is soso.

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Cool stuff but there are a number of times I wished to skip over.

Revisado: 04-20-24

The author has cool ideas but his pacing and the time he takes going from one facet of the story to the next is exhausting.

The books are one giant story instead of broken up segments, and any ARC distinction is really just broad events that don’t seem to matter until the 5th time we drift back to them, instead of going to something we were starting to be interested in.

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Eh. It’s standard Tower series.

Revisado: 03-14-24

Not a lot happens here and this is more of a part 1 of 2 book, leading into Avatar.

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You need to get used to the narrator’s accent but daaaang.

Revisado: 03-07-24

Great plot, great joining of intent and narration. The kind of thing you only get when the narrator and author work together and make something gorgeous.

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Pro LGBTQ. Decent book.

Revisado: 01-28-24

It isn’t on the same level as his Dungeon Crawler Carl series but it has its moments.

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It was just good.

Revisado: 12-02-23

Acts like a standalone. Fleshes out characters a bit, good story building with less on how the magic works and more of the wonder and sense of it.

A protagonist that I thought was written incredibly well and could empathize with.
A great job overall.

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Great Narration, fun stories

Revisado: 06-02-23

I like the continuation the author has and the focus on the side character development. Characters have their own likes/dislikes and quirks that turn into character development.
Comedy is pretty good and the world building is wonderful

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It’s an alright book, too heavily geared to male audience for me to continue the series.

Revisado: 05-10-23

It’s a pretty good setting and there is some good plot building. The base building is well done and intriguing/ enjoyable. Has some relationship building but that’s hard to do when only two characters are intelligent enough to have a real conversation.

It’s not the best I’ve read, it’s not the worst. But it does a disservice to the female audience.

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The ratio of “named” male/female NPCs/characters is like 14/3.
One is a grumpy old hag.
One is the hot dumb love interest.
One is a player that we don’t see more than 6 pages from.


The female love interest doesn’t seem to have any reason to be there except for resource gathering and for wanting to be the MC’s mate. She’s an unintelligent NPC that looks hot, wants to sleep with him, and needs saving.

When the smarter male NPCs get bored they go find a female and knock them up.
Partially understandable from a civ builder, but you don’t hear anything about females doing the same. Plus, the idea of a smart male going to find a dumb female is hard to continually look over.
It’s hard to get around when there is a lack of smart female characters.

During a process of “evolving” base NPCs to “named” (and now intelligent), the MC programs a female to love one of his followers as a reward to the follower.

It’s just…. Come on.

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