Dragonkin Dungeon

De: Jace Cannon, Marcus Sloss

Narrado por: Jonathan Waters, Amber Hartt

Silas is a simple bartender near the Dragon Dungeon, a mythical place that no adventurer has ever returned from...until a beautiful horned stranger walks out of the dungeon and into his bar. To save her from the assassins close on her heels, Silas takes a fatal strike to the stomach...

And it doesn't kill him.

By some act of fate, Silas has manifested the power to reflect any damage done to him. Now on the run, Silas flees into the seven-level dungeon, where each floor is ruled by a gorgeous dragon goddess who has taken human form. And as it turns out, Silas can steal power from all of them...and maybe steal their hearts, too.

But the dungeon has fallen under evil rule, and Silas must venture deeper to save it. With a feisty swordswoman, a spunky lunatic, and a lazy seductress by his side, Silas might not only defeat the goddess at the bottom of the dungeon—he might also become a god of dragons himself.

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unique twist on dungeons

Great story lots of action whether fighting or __--_-_. I highly recommended to check this series out you'll not be disappointed main character can be a little dense but all guys are and there are a few plot twists that draw you in.

the sins

honestly there was a few audio issues but other than that I actually really like this book good continuation of Royal dragons technically it's not but it is and for once I didn't have a clue how it was going to end the voice acting was pretty damn good too

It took a long time to get to the conclusion.

I think they could’ve condensed it down a little bit more. Other than that it was very good.

Repeats

The author forgets that certain information has already been given to the MC yet the MC acts like he didn’t already have the same conversation a day ago.

Not my favorite style of writing. Hated MC

The story is good (small spoilers) but I hated every time he used a small amount of magic the girls would collapse from weakness. Their gods btw. You will be told about a thousand times. I hate when the writer treats the reader/listener like they are dumb so you get a recap on everything every few minutes. Also I can't stand when the listener knows more about whats happening than the MC. It makes them come across as dumb. The MC sucked. Apparently he has all this training but fails at everything. but constantly brags about it all the way to the end. I think he has been trained to do everything a human can do. When it came to the spicy stuff it was like he was trying to talk his way out of it every time. He has to constantly talking to himself a lot and this where you will also get most of the recaps. I finally understand what people mean by plot armor. A lot of the book felt like ai trying to make it up as it goes. The story idea is great all the other characters are great. The way the MC acts and how the magic works is just bad and I don't want to be pissed off while listening to a book I got to relax me. I really hate inner monologues. Thank god we can't hear it in real life. Why make it a thing in books and knowing most everyone else hates it too. It might work on Japanese cartoons but no adult wants to hear another adults thought 24/7. Well 20 hours and 43 minutes . You know what I mean.