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Save:'Ritualist' in the series 'The Completionist Chronicles' by author Dakota Krout follows the story of Joe, an everyday guy who chooses to live in a virtual reality game after a real-world accident. Joe, a paraplegic in real life, navigates the game world with unique challenges and advantages, including being a Ritualist class with powerful magical abilities. The plot delves into game mechanics, character progression, and the balance between real-world experiences and virtual adventures. The writing style incorporates humor, strong characterizations, unexpected twists, and problem-solving within the immersive world of online gaming.
Sergeant Nelson shook his head, a tiny bit professionally upset by his soldiers drinking so heavily the night before they were on duty for the quick reaction force. To be fair, as the medic, he was ag... - #2
Save:"Dungeon Born" in The Divine Dungeon series by Dakota Krout follows the story of Cal, a dungeon heart, who forms a unique bond with a character named Danny. The narrative alternates between the perspective of Cal and a group of adventurers delving into the dungeon, providing a fresh take on dungeon creation and exploration. is praised for its creative concept of trapping a soul in a soul gem to become the heart of a dungeon, making it a fun and intriguing read for fantasy enthusiasts and gamers alike. The writing style combines elements of humor, naivety, and curiosity, particularly in the characterization of Cal and Danny, creating an engaging and entertaining storyline.
I fell for an extremely long time, rock blurring past me as my fall increased in speed. Dropping too long really, as I began to worry that I would shatter when I landed. This was a serious concern for... - #3
Save:Awaken Online by Travis Bagwell is a LitRPG novel that follows the story of Jason, a high school student facing challenges in his real life. As he enters the virtual reality game Awaken Online, he is taken on a dark path that blurs the lines between hero and villain. The book interweaves two storylines - one focusing on the development of the game and the other following Jason's journey within it, showcasing a complex plot that keeps readers guessing. The writing style delves into technical aspects of the game, character stats, and immersive gaming experiences, appealing to a gamer audience.
The camera tilted erratically and then centered on a young woman in a lab coat. Her hair was brown and cut just above the shoulder. She wore modest eyeglasses and little makeup. She was pretty, in ... - #4
Save:'Morningwood' in the series 'Everybody Loves Large Chests' by Neven Iliev is a humorous fantasy novel set in a world where RPG elements are real. The plot revolves around a mimic in the form of a treasure chest, named Morningwood, who gains sentience and intelligence by consuming a sorceress and summons a succubus demon as an assistant. The mimic's main goal is to increase its stats and power, leading to graphic violence and explicit scenes. The writing style is described as creative, humorous, and with unexpected twists, offering a fresh perspective on the fantasy genre.
After enjoying its first meal, the Mimic let out a small burp and went back to pretending to be a treasure chest. It had spent the first five days of its life in this very spot, patiently waiting for ... - #5
Save:Ascend Online by Luke Chmilenko is a LitRPG novel that immerses readers in a virtual reality MMO world where the main character, Marcus (Lyrian), embarks on a unique gaming experience after signing up for the most advanced VR game available. The book delves into Marcus's journey of creating his character, facing challenges like battling goblins, rebuilding a town, and discovering that the game world holds more than meets the eye. The writing style of the book intricately details character creation, skills, and game mechanics, providing a rich and immersive experience for MMO gamers while also offering a fantasy adventure for general readers.
“Rah!” I let out a loud grunt as I swung my fist through the air, feeling the telltale buzz of my haptic glove shoot up my arm as my fist passed through the jaw of the shimmering opponent in front of ... - #6
Save:'The Land: Founding' in the Chaos Seeds series by Aleron Kong is a LitRPG book that follows the story of a main character who enters a fantasy world that resembles the video game he was playing. The book includes elements of gaming such as character stats, leveling up, and item identification, which may be overwhelming for some readers. Despite this, the book introduces unique aspects like a magic system, leveling system, and item discovery, along with familiar fantasy creatures and dark caves. The plot unfolds with strong bonds forming between characters in a cohesive fighting group, emphasizing that all actions have consequences. The writing style is described as different from the usual genre, pulling readers in and keeping them engaged until the end.
James covered his eyes against the sunlight that seemed determined to drive ice picks (naw, I’m better than that… fire picks? yeah, much better he thought sleepily). Yes! Fire picks through his eyes j... - #7
Save:'Survival Quest' in the series 'The Way of the Shaman' by Vasily Mahanenko follows the story of Mohan, a character convicted to 8 years of grinding in a VR RPG as a new way for the government to profit from prisoners. The plot revolves around Mohan navigating a virtual world where death holds real consequences, adding tension and a sense of suffering that enhances the storytelling. The interaction between fellow prisoners, NPCs, and the game dynamics drives the narrative, providing a unique and engaging perspective on the litRPG genre. Despite some initial slow pacing and awkward moments, the book offers a fresh take on the genre with unpredictable game elements and a protagonist who evolves through challenging circumstances.
The writing style of 'Survival Quest' is noted for its slight quirkiness and occasional errors, which, while not detracting from the overall meaning, may require some getting used to. introduces readers to a gaming environment that feels solid and immersive, with a dystopian backdrop that adds depth to the narrative. Through Mohan's journey, the author explores themes of struggle, consequences, and societal norms within a gaming world, creating a story that resonates with gamers and fans of the litRPG genre.
"... to find the defendant Daniel Mahan guilty of hacking the control program of the city sewage network, resulting in total system shut-down, and sentence him to confinement in a correctional capsul... - #8
Save:The novel 'Opening Moves' in the series 'The Gam3' by Cosimo Yap follows the journey of Alan, a young man who enters The Game, a universal virtual reality with real-world implications. The story is written from a first-person POV, focusing on Alan's character development as he navigates the complexities of the Game, learning about its mechanics and facing challenges such as terrorist attacks and powerful adversaries. The plot involves intricate world-building, complex game mechanics, and a blend of sci-fi elements with fantasy-inspired gameplay.
A ray of light broke Alan's reverie, a dream he couldn't recall being real. He had been in a serene, white room, or so he thought, but was now lying in a field of yellow, dried out grass. Looking arou... - #9
Save:'Fimbulwinter' in the 'Daniel Black' series by E. William Brown follows the story of a modern man transported back in time to a Middle Ages European fantasy world. The protagonist, Daniel, gains great power and knowledge, using his intelligence to defeat foes stronger than him. offers a clever blend of modern science thinking juxtaposed with magic, creating an enthralling and immersive storyline. Daniel's character development, along with the supporting cast of characters, is highlighted as a strong point, making the story shine.
The writing style is praised for its quick pacing, immersive world-building, and the high fantasy elements incorporated into the plot. Readers appreciate how the author describes Daniel's problem-solving skills and the progression of his abilities throughout the series. Despite some criticisms regarding unresolved issues in later books and the author's focus on other projects, the book is enjoyed for its engaging storyline and relatable protagonist.
It started out well enough. My team had been working round the clock on our current software project, and on Monday we finally delivered the first release candidate to QA. Granted it was just a projec... - #10
Save:'Nascent' in the series 'The Stork Tower' by Tony Corden follows the story of the protagonist Atherleah, who is mistakenly implanted with an advanced Artificial Intelligence chip that allows her to explore virtual worlds. The series combines elements of fantasy, sci-fi, and steampunk, offering a unique blend of storytelling across different settings. Atherleah navigates through various challenges in both virtual and real worlds, facing powerful adversaries while trying to maintain her freedom and protect her friends.
The writing style of 'Nascent' is described as well-paced, with solid character development and engaging world-building. balances between real-world and virtual-world storylines effectively, providing a mix of action-packed gaming sequences and meaningful character interactions. The narrative is immersive, offering diverse and interesting plotlines that keep readers hooked throughout the series.
Her dad’s voice dragged her out of bed and woke her little brother, Conner, who was still asleep on the other side of the room. Her father, Michael Carroll, was of Irish descent, he had ginger hair an...
