The Problem with Princesses

Wake of the Ravager, Book 1

De: Macronomicon

Narrado por: Steve Campbell

On the world of Marconen, your first Break determines the trajectory of your life. Calvin chose magic.

Without proper schooling or a mentor, the boy is dragged by the cruel whims of fate across the face of the planet, blending together different schools of magic and powerful abilities to create something new.

But there's a deeper secret behind his success. Why was he born an exile from his country? Why is his System so strange, and why does it keep talking to him?

As the march of time continues, something evil grows in power across the ocean.

©2023 Macronomicon (P)2023 Podium Audio

Loved it.

Irreverent. Funny. Creative. Intersting. Great book. A world worth playing. I can't wait to read the next book.

Surprisingly not bad

Lets start this off by saying I typically hate harems, truly despise them. For the most part harem stories are filled with shallow charcters, poor plot development, and are masturbatory power fantasies. Had I known about the harem elements of this story I probably wouldn't have bought this book, fortunately I didn't know.

I enjoyed this book alot. This author has proven himself to be quite consistent in the quilty of his work, not all his books are great mind you, but none are bad. I'd give him about a 4.3 avg. over everything of his I've listened to.

Now onto the book, the start was the roughest part for me, to be frank the MC was an idiot (kinda still is tbh, but not in a bad way, just in a teenagers are idiots way). I gave him a break for being a kid but I thought it was going to be struggle for me. Luckily it is explained in the story and is resolved through character growth. Now I know this is what is expected in most stories, but I've found it rare enough in recent years to make it note worthy. This author also has a gift for coming up with interesting power/magic sets for his characters.

If there is one concern I have is the harem of it all, one situation in particular seems like its been set up that worries me and I hope it doesn't go that route. For now i'll give this book 4.7, though honeslty a part of that score comes from setting up a harem I not just tolerated but was kinda ok with. The shear novelty made it a more interesting experience.

Funny with a bit of spice added in.

The bit of spice added in this book was very entertaining. I’m looking forward to the next book.

Solid win

Well written, funny, and entertaining. More importantly, the MC isn't cringe or stupid and makes logical decisions and wins aren't handed to him. Females have personality and are not paper dolls, humor isn't PG, and fight scenes are believable.

Slow start

Starts very slowly but once he leaves the village permanently it picks up through the end.

great story

A interesting fantasy. A great way of world building. The performance of the book is A tier.

awesomeness

damn funny book! definitely worth a credit and Steve Campbell is super awesome 🤘

Highly Entertaining!

I super enjoyed listening to this book! It's so much fun! The story's well-written, hilarious, and very cheeky! I adore all of the characters the author created especially the princesses. And of course, the pop culture references were gold!

Steve Campbell, as always, did a fantastic job! His performance was top-notch!

I can't wait for the next book! I need more!

Really great story.

If you are a fan of the humor in Dungeon Crawler Carl or He Who Fights With Monsters, you will like this one. Likeable MC, interesting system and stats are given a little too often but it's super quick and not something that causes you to skip whole sections, so it didn't really bother me. Well worth the credit and I immediately spent another on the second one after finishing it.

Awesome

I was really surprised with how good the story was it had everything but at the beginning i was worried about the MC being one of those that can't fight but nope that changes somewhat quickly also this is soft harem? i like it. it makes senses with how the story is progressing and the MCs goals