Amelia the Level Zero Hero 2: A LitRPG Adventure

Amelia, Book 2

De: V.A. Lewis

Narrado por: Mare Trevathan

Duración: 15 h y 50 m

Resumen del Editor

Welcome to Bucky's Out of this World Restaurant!

Finally able to live a peaceful life, Amelia decides to open a restaurant in Wolfwater. She picks up a chicken as a mascot, recruits a world-renowned [Chef] as her first employee, and ends up even convincing an angel to work for her. Meanwhile, Noele continues her training with Garron, preparing for any threat that is to come.

And the threats will come. All throughout Vacuos, the Sect of the Abyssal Thorns spread their roots while the [Hero King] Kallistus Kal continues scheming. But Amelia doesn't care for any of that.

After all, she has a restaurant to manage, and it is tough work.

Check out the sequel to Amelia the Level Zero Hero! It is a fun, action-packed LitRPG Isekai adventure and was one of the fastest-growing novels of all time on RoyalRoad with millions of views.

©2022 MelasD/MelasDelta/V.A. Lewis (P)2023 Podium Audio

Loved this story

The story didn’t drag on as everything seemed important. We had many twists in the story. Overall I loved it.

Dilemmas of greatness

This is an amazing book the only problem is that this is one of those books where you really need to get the publisher's pack not because it's it's bad or anything it's because it's so good that you want to be able to listen to the entire series in 1 shot It has great characters it has good pacing you're interested in not just the fights but the whole story there are times when you might want to get a bit more concern but then you realize what's happening is for the best of everybody I can't wait until the next one come out it won't be too soon

Pretty good

This one punch man. With an isekai twist. It’s awesome
Do yourself a favor and listen to this

Literally the most I have ever heard the word literally used

The book is an amusing story put together as a means for the author to find a way to use the word “literally” as many times as possible in a single story. That being said, at least the word is used correctly, and not idiomatically. I would like to see a bit more creativity used in the writing style rather than re-using the same word over and over again. Some of the characters are referred to by the same nicknames repeatedly as well, which could be improved by finding other ways to describe them, or just by referring to them by name. I would like to see a little bit more depth in the characters, but that does go counter to the light novel style tropes used to create them. having said all that the story is definitely worth using one of your credits to add it to your library.

Nerd

I am Nerd... It is making me write more words cause I am Nerd. Nerd.

Good continuations with a lot of flaws

The biggest issue with creating an overpowered main character is that it diminishes suspense. Instead, most authors place supporting characters in danger, as they're not overpowered, creating genuine suspense.

The author does employ this tactic, but it's taken to an extreme where it becomes clear that nothing will happen to these characters. At one point in the book, the author spends around 20 minutes describing how everyone is very scared and trying to hide. However, it means nothing. These are characters we haven't interacted with in any way before; we don't know them, and it feels a lot like when an author wants to portray a character as evil by describing extreme actions. It becomes meaningless and just filler.

I hope the author stops this approach, as it feels like an attempt to reach a specific page number, akin to a student padding an essay, rather than adding anything substantial to the plot. The more the author does this, the more it seems like they're just trying to waste time until the main character resolves the situation.

I love this

I preordered this book because of how much I loved the first one and I have too say it did not disappoint.

A pretty good sequel to a slightly different take on iseki

Very well read, the story is a bit generic in places but has enough twists to still seem fresh despite being in such a crowded genre.

the chicken is hilarious

the chicken is hilarious! I like how Amelia tries to live a normal life, but ends up getting pulled back in every time.

Not as good as first

First book was better. This one is still good, but jist doesn' compete with the first. Narrator is decent. Over looked some of their voicing habbits in the first book expecting it to be addressed and corrected in this one. They were not. The unnecessary pauses in the middle of sentences or for certain words makes her sound robotic at times. Please fix that for next book.