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realistic hero summoning.

Revisado: 05-03-25

our two heros get summoned to a shithole of a planet being held back due to power imbalances and corruption. they are summoned to serve apathetic gods, have to deal with selfish, and controlling nobles, and their goal is to somehow get a ridiculously incompetent due to disorderly conduct and weak fighting force who does not listen to them army to deal with demons. demons who are the epitome of evil from the seventh layers of hell, which literally torture and devour souls, risking their immortal being in the process. for no apperant reward.

seems accurate as to how a hero summoning should actually go.

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holy shit this is good.

Revisado: 04-19-25

I have a tase in progression fantasy. my favourites are : the perfect run, calamitous bob and journey of black and red and azarinth healer.
the reason I like them is because the writing is good. the story is solid. and the plot is engaging. it's so rare to find a progression fantasy book that feel actually *good* for so many reasons. the psychology of the main character, the overreaching plots, the side characters, the power system. they are all really really great. magic feels like a living thing they're meant to explore... and how the mc goes from being a peasant from a medeival planet to an admiral of an intergalactic space empire is very engaging. though the latter would probably happen more towards the end of the series. I can't believe I nearly missed this gem.

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cliche and predictable. would be written better by an ai.

Revisado: 04-19-25

litrpgs are my guilty pleasure. but it someimes feel that if you've read one of them, you read them all. this one has the same tropes, the same storyline, and the same plotlines as so many of them. it starts of like solo leveling, except it takes 10-13 audiobook chapters for the character to get a power progression system. then, the mc is barely able to hide it, qhich is a plothole because she goes flaunting it around. the twist, and the center of the plot, is really disappointing and made me drop it halfway, even after convincing myself to try it to the end. it was so bad, and so cringeworthy, I don't want to think about it ever again. it feels like the story was written by an artificial intelligence who just read tons of progression fantasy novels. if it does it's a fairly good one, because the writing is decent. everything else isn't. it's unimaginative, follows a formulae, and lack a soul because of how similar it is to other tropes. either the writer thinks the target audiance are a bunch of children, or it's a machine. either way, spare yourselves.

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