PrimeVerse Omnibus

A Complete LitRPG Trilogy

De: R.K. Billiau

Narrado por: Eric Jason Martin

Duración: 36 h y 27 m

Resumen del Editor

No matter how many times you die, it still sucks.

The PrimeVerse Omnibus is a special edition of the best selling completed PrimeVerse trilogy.

For Hudson, the virtual world of PrimeVerse isn't all bad. It's beautiful, much nicer than overpopulated Earth. It almost feels like a vacation except for the volatile wildlife, lack of any amenities, and—oh yeah—the inability to log out.

Exploring the world, learning his class, and leveling skills is all fun and games until a powerful rogue player with a vendetta shows up to wipe out Hudson and his primitive tribe. Thrust into a conflict he didn't create, Hudson is forced into a cycle of respawning where he learns that even death can be used as a tool. So much for that vacation.

It's not like he signed up for this. Or even went willingly. But when life hands you lemons . . . use them to kill the dog-size spiders that are trying to eat your face.

©2019, 2020 R. K. Billiau (P)2022 Tantor

Needs to track acquisitions better

I loved the story and most of the character development. The world building was decent and I was involved in the story all the way through.
However, it could have been better.
SPOILER ALERT!!!! Don’t proceed further if you don’t want to read some details about the book.

The MC goes through horrific levels of pain but still has low resistance by the end of the book.
The author’loses’ several magic items the character has collected across the books. Also some skills as well.
And the MC’s prowess does not improve until the last book despite being the first Vassal in the new world?
The author really needs to consult with a pro regarding combat, because, well, just no. Talk to Seth Ring about conducting battles. He’s awesome. Sorry, but this is from a veteran’s perspective.

Despite the inconsistencies, I liked the plot well enough to stick with it to the end.

Gods but not gods and failure to understand them

This story is ok. The last book was way to much of two characters getting physical to really desire to get through it. The first book had a good twist. Sadly the manna node in the second book was confusing because how did X person claim it if the mission would kill you if you claimed it. The ending was semi-satisfying. The author teases that this series is not done when clearly it is done.

Lazy writing at it's meh'ist

right out of the gate it was obvious the author is a city shutin. they didn't seem to know what coconuts look like when they're on the tree. it only gets worse from there. The dialogue is adolescent at best. The story tries to make the MC out to be a special character, but he is just a moron. he makes stupid mistakes and misses other character cues for him to advance relationships.

Not A Bad Story!

This series was a wonderful enjoyment. At some points it was a long dry time but it was short and far between each book. Did feel that this series should have gotten another book but oh well.

More please.

I really enjoyed it. Interesting mechanics, good narration. Why so many words to leave a review, audible. I’m trying to keep it succinct here…

Good LITRPG book until the very end.

Why?? Why do good books leave you hanging like this???
Everything went as it should in this type of book until the last minute! Then you leave the reader with a massive cliffhanger!! And seeing as the last book released in this series was 4 years ago, I don't think we'll ever get a resolution. It would've been better to leave out that last little bit & everything would've tied up nicely. But NO, tack on a cliffhanger so you can write more only to not write anymore... GRRRRRR

Ruined by a sappy love story

This could have been much better. Book One wasn't bad, It creates an interesting game world. Not nearly as detailed and consistent as the world of "Alpha Physics" which I've also been reading, but still interesting and fun. But then this Madison girl shows up and takes over the whole story. She ruins the main character who is such a sap and can't stop talking about how much she turns him on. But she's still mourning for her dead husband and is sending him mixed signals. Fine, we get it, but that storyline which I just summarized in two sentences, goes on and on and on until, to quote Mark Twain, you just wish they'd both drown in the same boat. Except in this world that wouldn't even end their stupid romance because they'd just respawn and go at it again. Madison is a whiny little b---- with an annoyingly "cute" voice (read by a male narrator which makes it even more annoying. Entire chapters of this book get subsumed by this romance crap that nobody wants to hear about. The adventures and the gaming plot just disappear into this mawkish romance YA crap.

Great

Great story and moved at a fast pace. Character progress wasn’t spammed at you like some LitRPG’s. Need more.

That was good

That was a good one nice story I hope it never happens but good story read the series

Frustrating

The main character is…useless in combat. He honestly feels like a side character. He isn’t the most helpful in a lot of the books. Also he gets turned on by most of the girls in the book much to my annoyance. The book would have been fine except for the hormones that always seemed to be in a chapter. Honestly it was okay…just ugh.