Foodstuffs LitRPG Box Set: Books 1-3

De: Arthur Stone

Narrado por: Kevin T. Collins

Duración: 39 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

Welcome to the challenge. You're an absolute nobody here—nothing, a zero, a useless lump of meat filled with bones. You're but a delicious morsel for your antagonists and those who got lucky at the start. The only goal you can have in your miserable existence is to kick the bucket as soon as possible.

©2021 Arthur Stone (P)2022 Tantor

Fantastic series

This is one of those surprising series that caught me unaware. I had not heard of this series and just decided to give it a try on speculation and am I happy I did! Fantastically original story telling

what is happening

so lost, like it's taking me almost 20 chapters to get a vague idea how or what's happening in the story.

Excellent Minus Game System Books

Like an underdog? Like watching them progress right down to their stats - this series is for you. Unique enjoyable main character and hidden complex system.

Great series really enjoyed

I greatly enjoyed the series although I do hope there is more to come if not then the end was just as sudden as every other moment in the series and I can enjoy that as well overall great story and a blast to listen to.

solid story overall

took a bit to get going yet picked up quickly and never showed down.

I get the criticism

The level up features in the story is very lackluster. I don't see many differences between the actions of a level 1 vs level 15 person. Besides from the rare example that a guy takes a brutal hit that might do more damage to a lesser person the level system might as well be nonexistent. If you just gave them magic powers and items with regular bodies then you could have basically the same story. The performance by the narrator is very poor. It's like he's barely trying on all counts. The company could have saved money just have an AI do the narration. I like the setting overall. I think the ending of book 3 was dumb. You just had the main character scold himself for not using his new abilities wisely due to old ingrained habits. Yet a few chapters later he doesn't use his teleport to dodge an attack he saw coming.

I would recommend buying the bundle

Makes the book 3 filler worth it. I enjoyed 1 and 2. But in 3... I found myself zoning out more often than not. I also had a lot going on today but that usually doesn't matter. With that being said, I'm still interested and goin to buy book 4. Hopefully with the filler book out the way, we can get to the real good stuff.

The edge of my seat

I loved the book set. Sinner’s journey is certainly the one of an underdog who still manages to surpass others with better situations. The narrator did a fabulous job. Keep ‘em coming! 🥰

Bad writing.

I love this genre of book. There is no reason to use (misuse) fancy words and phrases multiple times to tell the story.

Solid 2star.. slow and lurching story, Boring.

It's not terrible, it's just slow and lurching. The atmosphere doesn't quite capture a sense of other worldliness that it's pretending to grasp at. The character pops in and just agrees to everything immediately. Then it's just semi xenophobic Asian beach town. So the "game" is just mildly racist or geared towards a lower level of life experience? I have listened to a 100+ litrpg and this one is mild and boring. Slow and boring.