The Dungeon That Walks Like a Man

A LitRPG Yagacore Adventure (Mimic Dungeon, Book 1)

De: Alex Raizman

Narrado por: Sierra Kline

Duración: 15 h y 17 m

Resumen del Editor

It's not easy being a house that eats people.

Zaria was just a normal woman, living a simple life—until demons burst through her door and ate her heart. Reborn from tragedy, Zaria rises from the ashes as a Core, but with a twist. A rare mutation has turned her into a Mutant Core, destined to explode unless she forms a bond with a human witch to become a Striga.

Her mutation? Legs.

With the power of a full dungeon compressed into a walking house that is her body, Zaria sets out on a journey to find her Striga and avoid detonation. Along the way, she battles demons, builds her dungeon, and feeds her mimic mobs.

This is not the life she once knew, but it's the one she's determined to make work, no matter who she has to walk through to get there.

©2023 Joseph Raizman (P)2023 Tantor

Unique to the genre

I loved this book. I gave it a shot because of the dinosaur dungeon series but this one is even better.

Can't wait for 2

One of my favorit takes on dungeon core yet! Why sit and wait for the he4oes when you can walk up and step on them. Also zekes voice is even better on a mimic.

Loved It

Loved it from beginning to end. When is book 2 coming out. I’m
Very invested now I have got to know what’s going on with the moon situation.

This is the beginning of a promising series

This is the beginning of a promising series the author needs to expand there a building as a storyteller what other than that it has good potential with great structure it's just keep in mind the threads need to be tighter In some places I'll load over the place and the fights can be just a little too worthy at Times but it shows such great promise and it's an interesting story I just wish that if they're going to use this sort of folklore that they had set in a Yugoslavian country

Mostly excellent...mostly.

Solid story overall. Love the Baba Yaga theme dungeon. My only complaints are the excessive use of innuendos and secondary plot that connects to the other series by the author. Author has two series still on book 1 in audiobooks while one them is definitely being mention multiple times in this book. I don't hate the secondary plot for the Core Verse, but atleast finish the audiobooks so we can keep up with the Core Verse plot.

good

this book is good just imagine all the mimic the dungeon can make when dose are dumb enough to bring tech in side

Finally

Finally a book where the main character isn’t the cause of every obstacle they face. Keep it that way? Please…

Finally cool mimic content not polluted with edge lords

This was so fun and unique and not full of moody edgy guys being dorks. The pacing is pretty quick and requires paying fairly close attention, to not miss anything. This is in my opinion a good thing. So excited for the next book!!

Good book, Big Universe

A good story on its own, until it started getting tangled with the overarching Core Verse plot. I enjoyed the other series, but piecing the three together is difficult. Most of the resolution involving the common thread character made little sense. Granted, I have only listened to the first Factory of the Gods installment (as that’s the only one on Audible), but even with the three Dinosaur Dungeon installments under my belt this one was out there at the end. Maybe there’s an issue with the studios, but releasing the titles in “core universe chronological order” could help.

Alex Raizman hitting it out of the park as usual

Alex and the Coreverse are quickly becoming the leading power in the LitRPG genre, and they've already blown all other dungeon core stories out of the water. Sierra Kline isn't the most gifted narrator, but she does grow on you quickly, and brings a unique air to the System notifications. Highly recommended for all fans of the genre!