All The Skills is a NICE litrpg! - Fantasy Novel Review

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @BukovTervicz
    @BukovTervicz Год назад +7

    Just finished it. Fantastic. Ty for the recommendation. Love it when the main character is making plans and working around his situation instead of just a passive asshole who a bunch of stuff happens to. The magic system was also very nice

  • @mystmagyk3101
    @mystmagyk3101 Год назад +3

    Yes, I loved the book, can't wait for the next in the series.

  • @BukovTervicz
    @BukovTervicz Год назад +4

    Oh hey, you should check out: The Perfect Run - Maxime J. Durand. Another one of these "litrpg" genre books that sound like they should be over the top or generic yawns, but instead turn out to be fantastically written with interesting characters making interesting choices surrounded by interesting magic systems :)

    • @dwyrinReads
      @dwyrinReads  Год назад +1

      thats actually on my list at the moment

    • @thomasc1270
      @thomasc1270 Год назад +1

      Second this. I was pleasantly surprised. Unfortunately the author's other series up to this point don't seem to hit nearly as hard, though they're all fairly well done.

  • @LightoLorange
    @LightoLorange Год назад

    Loved it. Great review. You earned yourself a subscriber, looking forward for more!

    • @dwyrinReads
      @dwyrinReads  Год назад

      Yeah, so looking forward to book 2!

  • @m.j.johnsonbooks7856
    @m.j.johnsonbooks7856 Год назад

    I have been so skeptical about this book. I did not see how a deck building litrpg a was possible. But it sounds like the author had a brilliant plan for the magic and executed it well. I’m now a lot more interested in reading this.

  • @godkingcthulhu138
    @godkingcthulhu138 Год назад

    🐙

  • @WildernessCall
    @WildernessCall Год назад +1

    Try Defiance of the Fall series

    • @jonp9511
      @jonp9511 Год назад

      That series, He Who Fights with Monsters, and now this series are in my Audible rotation. Eventually I will have enough to not have to wait for a favorite story to be ready. That being said, the fact that authors now a days in this genre are able to pump out the stories so quickly is astounding. Six months between book 1 and 2 is impressive.