Reviews and Comments

I understand litRPG holds a lot of appeal to some readers but this was just too much for me. This wasn't just a real world character entering into a fantasy world, it was a gamer entering the video game he was already playing. People have stats and talk about them numerically. Prompts appear and dings signal leveling up. If it weren't for the half-ass introduction I'd say this book is equivalent to watching someone play a game on YouTube.

There's some wish fulfillment in this genre, but this book went way too far. There are whole passages detailing character stats of "NPCs", advancement, and item identification. It's ridiculous.

The plot of this book is a rehash of the first series with characters that are a rehash from the first series. There's nothing new here. Above and beyond that, it's telling a story I really don't care to hear. There was so much potential of what Urth could bring to Dematr, but instead it's a repetitive and preachy criticism of the modern world.

More of the same. I didn't really care about anyone or anything. No need to continue the series.

This story is super fun! It's got dungeon diving, magic school, world building, and plenty of betrayal. I can't wait for the sequels.

Another fun adventure with the Merry band of Pirates and Skippy the magnificent. There were a few too many coincidences for my suspension of disbelief, but it still kept me entertained.

The reviews are wrong on this one. Just like my complaints of Wise Man's Fear, we have another book about the adventures of The Perfect Warrior. Unlike the other series, we don't need to put up with the arrogance of an autobiography, but we are still presented with a character who has literally "mastered all the skills".

Every challenge is easily overcome. Everyone else is an amateur. Men envy him, women want him, and it is a testament to his perfection that he doesn't notice either.

Just... eyeroll

Great introduction to spinning. I'll be referring back to this a great deal as I get started. This is definitely for the novice. Don't bother if you are already comfortable with your wheel.

The book is decent and probably deserves more stars, but I'm having a hard time getting past the horrible narration of the audio book.