Labyrinth Hunter - Book I: Undercover

Epic Progression Fantasy

De: DPS Healer

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Without knowing how it happened, a young engineer died. He only realized that he was reborn in another world as Regulus Dawnshield and as a half-vampire.

Soon enough, Regulus realized that he wasn’t born in an ordinary world. It was a massive world that had a system that everyone had access to. In this world, many species of beings existed, and being a hybrid between two of them, he was hated by most, more than a little. His father, a war hero who is distant since he is only the tenth son. He never talked about Regulus’ mother, too. His stepmothers and siblings made him realize for almost a decade how much they hated him.

Still, Regulus spent those ten years waiting for his chance to be free. After an attack on his bedroom, he put his plans into action to explore this world and live as his own person, just as Regulus. However, for as long as he lives, he had to keep his origin hidden. Otherwise, there will be no end to the amount of people who will target his life... with that in mind, Regulus has to travel around the world, searching for power inside dungeons and labyrinths and unlocking classes at their depths.

What to expect:

- An MC who likes to travel and explore dungeons and labyrinths to gain more classes. He also wants to combine his knowledge and the magic of that world to create all kinds of things from Earth and even beyond Earth’s technology.

- A world and a system that keeps expanding according to the exploration of the MC. The system can keep growing because the parameters can only increase when the people in this world unlock the classes that grant them the said parameter.

Passable entertainment.

The story was meh. The story focused mostly on the main character leveling up. The story follows the on the run trope so you are with him as he goes from place to place moving when discovery is imanate. I got the sense that if the main character got captured it likely wouldn't be a big deal. At each new destination the Main Character gains more and more power, your standard ltrpg stuff. Idk, the book felt a bit directionless maybe this is just the foundation the rest of the series is built on.

The writing is also meh. The author uses some odd sentence construction. The vocabulary was a bit juvenile.

The narration was what you expect from a machine narration. The machine often picked the wrong pronunciation for the homograph bow. The machine would insert simulated emotion at odd times and at other times withold it when it was needed.

In conclusion its passable entertainment if you like the genre. For what its worth I will probably give the next book a whirl.

Still..still...still and the voice.

Great story but terrible AI voice. Please don't use that AI voice again until it gets better, almost made me return the book.

Good story bad reading

The story is good and interesting but the reading is bad. Some of the words get mispronounced. Wished that they had a real person reading it.

good

I dont like the AI but I like the book itself and hope there is more to come

math¡¡!!!!!!!?

just got tired of the MC explaining his self wondering about itself the lemurs and all world functions in that world and it doesn't that world will kill you in heartbeat and he got to remember that oh well let's see in book and ready oh too that's it just to see if he'd figure out that he just got to get a little older