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Lord January - Year of the Sword by Dakota Krout
Lord January
Book 1 in the series:Year of the Sword

'Lord January' in the 'Year of the Sword' series by Dakota Krout follows the protagonist who embarks on a journey of cultivation in a world filled with unique concepts of time and space. The plot unfolds with the protagonist facing challenges and receiving unexpected luck which shapes his path towards immense power. The writing style blends humor, engaging storytelling, and elements of the cultivation genre, creating a world where characters evolve through trials and unexpected encounters.

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    Dungeon Madness - The Divine Dungeon by Dakota Krout
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    'Dungeon Madness' by Dakota Krout is the second installment in 'The Divine Dungeon' series, where the author continues to develop the camaraderie between characters and their friends. The story revolves around the main character Dale and his interactions with the dungeon, Cal, who behaves in a sociopathic manner. As the plot unfolds, Dale and Cal begin communicating, leading to unexpected twists and turns in the narrative. falls into the Dungeon Core and Cultivator genres, appealing to fans of LitRPG stories and the wider Fantasy genre.

    The author, Dakota Krout, presents a unique and creative world where the characters grow and develop organically. The plot flows smoothly, with well-thought-out events that do not feel contrived or convenient. Despite some minor issues with pronouns and explanations, the book is praised for its engaging storytelling and solid foundation for the genre it represents.

    Dale’s group wearily began ascending the stairs that led to the surface. Covered in dust, blood, and other foul substances, their main goal at this point was to clean themselves up and go to bed. They...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Divine Dungeon )

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    Grilled Armageddon - Cooking with Disaster by Dakota Krout
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    Grilled Armageddon by Dakota Krout is a system apocalypse novel featuring a male MC who gets a second chance at starting in a system Armageddon. The main gimmick of the system is food-related, where hunger and thirst replace mana or stamina. The MC, who was the best assassin before the apocalypse, navigates this new world where survival depends on food and water management. The book introduces new classes and challenges for the MC, with a mix of humor and dark elements. The plot involves time travel and survival strategies in a post-apocalyptic setting, engaging readers with its unique take on the genre.

    Dakota Krout's writing style in Grilled Armageddon combines elements of humor, dark themes, and intricate world-building. The book presents a blend of survival challenges, game show aspects, and a viewing audience element that adds depth to the narrative. The MC's journey, filled with puns and jokes, keeps readers entertained while exploring the consequences of a food-based system apocalypse.


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    Axiom - Artorian's Archives by Dakota Krout, Dennis Vanderkerken
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    'Axiom' in the series 'Artorian's Archives' by Dakota Krout and Dennis Vanderkerken is a cultivation novel that follows the story of Artorian, a man driven by passion and commitment to protect his children and seek revenge. Readers praise the world-building in this book, with a focus on explaining elements that intrigue readers and leaving them wanting more. The writing style is described as refreshing, original, and engaging, offering a unique approach to the cultivation genre.

    *Thunk*. The old warrior woke from a deep sleep with a pained jerk, his latent nightmares still sending the word ‘traitor’ ringing through his skull. His forehead stung as his aged body awoke to the a...

  4. #4

    Year One - Shadowcroft Academy For Dungeons by James A. Hunter
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    Year One in the series Shadowcroft Academy For Dungeons by James A. Hunter is a unique blend of dungeon core and school academy novel. The story follows Logan, an injured retired US military veteran, who is unwillingly drafted into the academy where his background makes him the weakest new student. As Logan navigates his freshman year at the academy, he forms a team of misfits and faces challenges that require teamwork and emotional growth. The book expertly combines elements of dungeon building, character development, and a power leveling system that leads to hard-fought victories and realistic relationships.

    The writing style in Year One is engaging and creative, with a mix of dungeon core concepts and magical academy tropes that keep the reader hooked until the last page. The authors, James A. Hunter and Aaron Micheal Richtley, have crafted a world filled with well-thought-out characters, believable relationships, and a power leveling system that avoids making the protagonists overpowered too quickly. The book offers a fresh take on the usual dungeon core and magical academy genres, providing a blend of adventure, character growth, and unexpected plot twists.


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    Something
    Book 1 in the series:Full Murderhobo

    Something - Full Murderhobo by Dakota Krout
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    'Something' in the series 'Full Murderhobo' by Dakota Krout is a high fantasy story that follows four friends, Luke, Andrea, Taylor, and Zed, as they discover their magical abilities and are conscripted into the King's army for training. The book combines elements of RPG lit with humor and action, creating an engaging and fun narrative. The story focuses on the characters' growth and challenges as they master their classes separately before reuniting to face new adventures together. The writing style includes detailed world-building, balanced stat information, and humor through puns and dad jokes sprinkled throughout the narrative.

    The week passed exceedingly quickly, the days filled with the work needed to complete such a large order as soon as humanly possible. Though he was exhausted, John bowed respectfully and focused on th...

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    Starred Tower - System Misinterpret by Ryan DeBruyn
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    Starred Tower by Ryan DeBruyn is a cultivation LitRPG novel that follows the story of Jeff, a young man who discovers a special training room and must navigate a post-apocalyptic world filled with threats and dangers. The book emphasizes the dark cruelty of the world as Jeff faces challenges such as clearing dungeons, RPG progression, and cultivation. With a solid foundation in world-building and a well-thought-out cultivation system, the story becomes immersive as Jeff learns to survive and grow stronger in a dangerous environment.

    The plot of Starred Tower unfolds as Jeff, the main character, emerges from isolation in the training room and faces various adversaries while trying to understand the world he finds himself in. The cultivation system is visually described, adding a realistic touch to the story, and the introduction of RPG elements such as quests, rewards, and stats increases make the narrative engaging and game-like. The book strikes a balance between Jeff's innocence and hope in a dark world, providing a unique perspective on survival and growth in a challenging setting.


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    Biomancer - New Era Online: Biomancer by Shemer Kuznits
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    'Biomancer' in the series 'New Era Online: Biomancer' by author Shemer Kuznits follows the story of Seraph John, a retired special forces operator who embarks on a mission to save his brother trapped in the virtual world of New Era Online. Seraph navigates through a game world filled with unique mechanics and classes, including the intriguing Biomancer powers, as he strives to unravel the mysteries and challenges within the game. The plot intricately weaves elements of redemption, empathy, and character growth, set against the backdrop of a virtual reality that blurs the lines between reality and game.

    The writing style of 'Biomancer' is praised for its engaging character development, immersive world-building, and fast-paced storytelling that keeps readers enthralled. The protagonist's journey from a highly skilled soldier to a novice in the gaming world is depicted with authenticity and depth, offering a refreshing perspective on the LitRPG genre and exploring themes of resilience, determination, and sacrifice.


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    Dungeon Core Online: Book One - Dungeon Core Online by Jonathan Smidt, Portal Books
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    'Dungeon Core Online: Book One' by Jonathan Smidt is a humorous and entertaining litRPG novel that follows the story of James, a high school student who unexpectedly becomes a dungeon core in a game world. is filled with witty humor, creative puns, and original monster ideas, creating a fun and engaging read for fans of the genre. Despite facing impossible odds, James navigates through the challenges of developing his dungeon while also dealing with mysteries surrounding his parents, the government, and the game itself. The writing style is fast-paced, smart, and self-aware, incorporating pop culture references and gamer puns that add depth and enjoyment to the story.

    The time with her was worth every second, and it actually took James by surprise when his world suddenly flashed white and he was no longer in his human form. Instead, he was once again floating over ...

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    Casual Farming - Sowing Season by Mike Caliban, Wolfe Locke
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    'Casual Farming' in the series 'Sowing Season' by Mike Caliban, Wolfe Locke follows Jason as he inherits a farm in the town of Summer Shandy, dealing with monsters and mice infesting the property. The story revolves around Jason's growth as a farmer in a village with a dungeon, with a focus on positive interactions and easy, casual storytelling style. While the world-building is described as sketchy and arbitrary, the characters are praised for being well-rounded and complex, providing a slice-of-life narrative with some action elements.

    Jason slowly rolled out of bed, whacking his alarm clock as hard as he could. It turned off obediently, and he climbed to his feet. The floorboards creaked under his weight, while a soft breeze blew t...

  10. #10
    Reincarnation
    Book 1 in the series:Threads of Fate

    Reincarnation - Threads of Fate by Michael Head
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    'Reincarnation' in the series 'Threads of Fate' by Michael Head follows the story of Jim, a 650-year-old near-immortal cultivator who is sent back in time to his childhood after making a critical mistake during an assassination attempt. As he navigates his new timeline, Jim must utilize his knowledge and powers to prevent a dark race from causing the end of the universe. The book combines elements of cultivation, time travel, and a mission to stop a catastrophic event, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged. Despite some flaws in the genre, the author's writing style incorporates humor, well-coordinated fight scenes, and a practical hero who challenges traditional tropes.


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