Rabbits: Keep Out! A LitRPG Progression Fantasy Series

The Village, Book 1

De: Dmitry Dornichev, Alexey Kovtunov, Sofia Gutkin - translator

Narrado por: Matt Weisgerber

People awake in a strange place with no idea of who or where they are. There is only a bizarre message carved into a metal obelisk and the growing awareness that every single living creature in this new world is a deadly threat. Even a seemingly cute and fluffy bunny has a taste for human flesh . . .

What are they to do? How will they survive? How do they stay sane?

©2024 Dmitry Dornichev and Alexey Kovtunov; English translation copyright 2024 by Sofia Gutkin (P)2024 Tantor

Usual Russian Isekai Fare

If you liked this authors other books, then this will be up your alley. Good progression and an easy system (thank God) that you can follow. I’ve had to return so many books with overly complicated system, like how am I going to follow 20 different stats??? Anyway, this book is straightforward and simple. The MC doesn’t start out OP but he gets there.

Awesome

So it's a Russian litrpg so if you listen to one before you know what to expect, and competent MC and a little ruthless and I have to say that I liked the leveling system and how to mv takes advantage of the beginner protection to get ahead of the rest and now to wait for the next one

Standard fair that's interesting

It's standard fair, but it's interesting. Has a nice twist to it of we wake up but you don't know who you are, but you have certain skills you have to work With people yet to see tribes come together, tribes fall apart, and you get to see the inner personal relationships of everybody around our protagonist

It's ok

I wish that the people utilized the respawn ability more to thier advantage. I know that dying is painful but you keep all the experience you gain even if you die. So after experiencing it for the tenth time you would think that people would wise up. Also since you come back in fives minutes, making a strategy were people die and almost immediately reinforce is obvious. You could have had made a offensive were you constantly pushed the animals back everyday. Since you respawn fully recovered with no side effects, in fact you are particularly protected from psychological effects of dying by the system, you could keep rushing until you out pace the animals. Since the animals stay the same strength while humans got stronger each time they kill, humans could have overcome the animals making them ineffective in a week. The audio needs some editing because multiple times throughout the audiobook the same sentences were repeated over again.

Good Story, Bad Audio.

The story is pretty decent, however there are many occasions where the story repeats the same sentence multiple times. chapter 17 has a chunk of missing audio as well.

I approve

Do you know what this book was pretty good? I liked it. I hope for more.

repeated and disjointed audio.

the audio repeated several times. there was also often sections that either made no sense or was clearly missing huge sections of the story. the author constantly changes how he refers to the MC, Nicholas, that guy, the guy, the man, the hunter, etc sometimes he is actually referring to another character but most of the time he is talking about the MC which makes the story somewhat confusing. this feels like an AI written novel based on a good idea. there is just so much more that could fill out this book. and it would sound so much better. also alittle consistently would be nice, 50 houses for 500 people???? this book isn't bad, just needs a lot of work and it could be great.

This book was about the most boring thing i've ever freaking and listen to

This book was boring as hell. I got tired of hearing about rabbits. I mean, come on.
And delete now. Stupi.
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