
Final Core: Volume 1
Final Core, Book 1
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Narrateur(s):
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Adam Verner
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Auteur(s):
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D.M. Rhodes
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Razzmatazz
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I died and was accidentally reborn as an [angelic monstrosity].
So now I'm building a holy dungeon-tower that is tall enough to reach the gods...so that I can complain about it!
But the humans think that I am trying to destroy the world.
This is the first volume of the Final Core, a dungeon core base-building LitRPG series.
©2022 D.M. Rhodes (P)2023 Podium AudioSecond, the voice actor is very good, but I do wonder why he was chosen when all the characters in the first half of the book are either androgynous non-binary or female. The director seems to have resolved this by making him speak breathily and "ethereally" for most of the book, which got irritating. The script was also intensely repetitive, I can probably recite from memory the monster points for each level of the dungeon/tower, and the initial skills the dungeon core had access to as well. Very frustrating, I felt.
I would still recommend the book, but I would advise that the advertising change, and if edits were possible at this stage, that some of the repetitiveness be resolved as well.
Some fatal flaws, but overall good
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decent but could have used some edits
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Main character has some personal growth. Which seems rare for any book tagged litrpg. Though I wonder how much of the developing personality is due to the infusion process that made them. And how much is the “act” becoming a real mindset.
It did feel like the book should have finished 3 hours before it actually does. The climax and resolution happens well before the end of the book. And then we just keep going. There’s a couple loose ends tied up a little neater. But they were already implied to have a resolution. It does likely set up some things for the next book. But it ends with those feeling minor and not necessarily requiring another book. I was still glad to get these extra hours though. I was enjoying the story and was perfectly happy for it to keep going.
Overall this is a lighthearted book. Very clean and moderately amusing to watch someone who still thinks it’s a bird learn to be a dungeon.
Good for a chuckle -follow a bird brain as a dungeon core.
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