The Dungeon Alaria: A Gamelit Novel

Portal Dungeon Prime Series, Book 1

De: Joshua Kern

Narrado por: Neil Hellegers

Duración: 7 h

Resumen del Editor

The world of Alaria is changing, and the goddess who created it has no idea why.
On the eve of the apocalypse, Liam is transported to another world, along with his house....

Liam was waiting for his father to come home from work when the house shook, and two moons appeared overhead. Stranded within a land where he doesn't speak the language and people are set on attacking him, he must survive in this new land where nothing makes sense.

A gorgeous princess holds the key to him learning about this new world he has found himself in, and little of it is good news. First up, learning why people keep attacking his house.

©2019 Joshua Kern (P)2019 Tantor

I found this book enjoyable

this is an isikai that makes more sense to me. If somone gets teleported to another world while asleep what happened to the bed the house. this makes me like this story more for this reasonable explanations of what the hells going on.

set up book hopefully for a better series

this is a set-up Book for a new series it's not something that is a traditional dungeon story but it is a good goddamn story normally with Easter stories you'd have a harem involvement but not with this the high road is taken and for that it shows the author knows how to write a good dungeon story it also shows promise of what's to come

Very good listen

The writing is good. The story is well thought-out and executed. Some of the characters are annoying.

Give it a shot

I picked up this book and was really surprised how good this book is. I look forward for the next book. I highly recommend it 👌

A great beginning to a new series

Seems like a great intro to a fun series said it was so short or may be time just went by quickly.Main character is different which is fun not just a copy paste of other books that I’ve read no read hundreds of lit RPG’s look forward to new installments as they come!

Pathetic protagonist

I’m sorry, but the protagonist of this book is pathetic! Oh no! I can’t handle the outside world! Oh no! I can’t kill my enemies! I’ve read novels with characters that are mentally scared that they’re practically useless during a battle or events, but this protagonist of the book is just pathetic! God I wanted to beat the shit out of this moron! He’s as pathetic as Shinji from Evangelion! The book is good, but I’m sorry, the protagonist is the biggest let down that makes me want to get a refund.

MC is an annoying wuss

Dude sits and crys over spilled milk constantly. "Oh no, I killed a bad guy! Woe is me!" Lame as all hell.

Not a gamelit book.

Good story, different enough to cleanse some of the bitter books I tried out. My only real problem with this book series is the fact that it's not a gamelit book. It's not dungeon core either. It's a fantasy isekai with focus on romance and crafting. Book 1 and 2 should have been one book.

Male lead is easily distracted. The story isn't completely consistent with small events. The love interest is at first a cliche, but the more it progressed the more psycho she is, and honestly...I think it works. It's probably why I kept with the story. I want to find out what happens next. The real downside is that the MC was used as a macguffin.

Since there's no level system, the MC can't get stronger. He tries to make powerful equipment, but the gear is only good enough to deal with goons or used once.

Weak MC

MC is too weak, basically nearly a pacifist with all the nauseating angst when he has to kill people and monsters intent on killing him. I will probably get the next book, but if the MC continues as is, I will drop the series and the author and never look back.

main character is cringe

All you need to know about this door mat of a man child is that he called basketball shorts and a white t-shirt inappropriate clothing, then hid behind a door like they walked in on him naked.

I'm getting some real beta male simp vibes from just getting to chapter 3, so that's a no go. hard pass on this series.