How I Became the World's Strongest Warrior By Using Basic Attacks

De: Kenny King

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

A hilarious and addictive first book by Kenny King, a cultivation fantasy/system optimization series—perfect for fans of Beware of Chicken and He Who Fights With Monsters—where an underpowered hero must level up in a strange fantasy world through sheer determination and endless persistence.

When Chuck dies and wakes up in a fantasy game world, he discovers that the secret to success isn’t heroics or clever tricks—it’s sheer grinding persistence.

After spending four months hitting a practice dummy until he breaks the combat system, Chuck embarks on a methodical quest to obtain the most powerful gear possible through relentless optimization. Armed with his evolving practice sword and an unwavering commitment to making his numbers go up, he tackles elemental dungeons, goblin hordes, and the occasional social interaction with the same cold efficiency.

In a world where most adventurers rush headlong into danger seeking glory, Chuck will be the ultimate grinder, meticulously calculating every copper coin, every experience point, and every decimal place of damage in his single-minded pursuit of perfect stats.

Sometimes, the most powerful weapon isn’t magic or heroism. Sometimes, it’s just refusing to quit.

Was an okay story

Found out book 2 went full porno when sex isn’t even mentioned in this book so that is a big nope on the series in my book.

Crunchy but not

I’m on chapter 19 and they have talked about stats being a thing as food raises it but this guy is lvl 13 now and I haven’t heard his stat allocation once. I’ve only heard about experience and attack lvl. This seems like a massive oversight that could have been fixed by some basic editing. I read it was crunchy and I like that but this it isn’t. Omitting that huge detail is too big a hole in the story to overlook especially for a book described as crunchy.

Fun grind, but heavy on combat math

This was a good start to the series, though I did find myself overwhelmed at times by the constant combat calculations. After nearly every battle, there’s a detailed breakdown of experience points gained, and I often felt like I needed to tap the skip-ahead button. It does improve in Book 2, where the author moves toward summarizing those moments instead of listing them in full.

That said, I really enjoyed the character himself and the relationships he builds. His single-minded grind dedication was both entertaining and oddly nostalgic, reminding me of old-school video games where persistence and effort paid off over time. Even more fun was seeing how other characters reacted to his relentless focus.

Since this is Book 1, I want to add a note for readers considering the full series: while this first book is true to the genre and very approachable, Book 2 shifts into including multiple explicit sexual scenes. There are none here in Book 1, but some readers may appreciate a heads-up before committing to the series.

Overall, I loved the story and the narration. It was a fun listen and a solid entry into the genre.

Reader is fantastic, story is power trip

Not much story. Just a power fantasy where the main guy can’t lose and never comes close to dying. Enjoyable especially because the reader is so good at voices. Good if you are going through rough times and just need a hero who can’t lose.

Excellent fun!

I laughed. A lot! The MC takes weaponised autism to new heights with a level of 'just don't care" about anything else that creates a single minded focus which pays off handsomely.
I will be checking out more of this guy's work.
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