Noble Farmer

Noressia, Book 1

De: A.W. Sheffield

Narrado por: TJ Clark

An average child born with genius siblings, will be cast from the inner circle, tagged as black and left for the wolves.

The Advanced Learning Online World (ALOW), have been running strongly for over a decade. Curing genetic and acquired diseases, restoring anatomy and organs. All the while, the patient mentally plays within the fantasy world under a medically induced coma.

James C. Corwell assumes his treatment as the left side of his body undergoes restoration due to a military accident. Just in time for Campaign! Where dungeon, raid, invasion, and scenario all merge into three months of conquest, mayhem, and debauchery.

Never an avid gamer, this loner must navigate his way through a world set upon role-play and politics. Can he do what has eluded him since birth, and make something of himself? To further add insult to injury, his brother purchases the Nobleman Package as a practical joke.

James, aka Hedge Lord Jaeger Persik, turns to the past 28 years of life experience, and unfamiliar creatures for help.

Will this black sheep finally become part of a flock, with his uncommon way of thinking and his ability to adapt? Or will frustration and ignorance reign?

Warning: This book contains scenes of graphic adult situations, language, and non-traditional relationship structures.

©2019 AW Sheffield (P)2019 AW Sheffield

I'm blown away. So entertaining. So funny!

This is now one of my all time favorite books in the LitRPG Genre. It's got a great story, character progression and setup, but doesn't take itself too seriously or beat you over the head with character stats too much. I have to say hands down, this has to be one of the funniest books I've read in awhile. I've embarrassed myself more than once while bursting out laughing in public places. I can't wait to read the next book in the series!

Fun book!

Very fun book! Like all new series, took me a minute to settle in, but with solid narration and a good story, I ended up listening to the whole book in one sitting.

Loser MC

I am so regretting spending money on this. The MC is such a weak loser. He lets himself just go along with whatever others tell him to do and just gets used left and right. For someone who has been through so much shit in life, he never learns anything. He had so many options and leverage, but just relegates himself to being a tool.

It is so hard to listen to. I keep waiting for him to do something redeeming out get some revenge, but nothing. Just more torture to listen to.

engaging and builds up well

I really enjoyed the book and finished it in 2 to 3 days. the story starts a bit slow but picks up half way and a lot of important characters get introduced in the second half. a bit more time to build their character arc would be great in the second book.

the narrator really makes it enjoyable and easy to understand the change in context. a subtle change in tone to separate real world from the virtual would also be great to make it easy to understand although it is so rare that it may not be necessary.

the lead character is really likable and I am glad it did not turn out to be a story of 1 person who can do it all. him relying on others for help makes it very refreshing.

Could've been better.

I don't think having the MC dumped on so heavily in the the first half added anything really, sure it sort of explains how he learns things, but it just wasn't enjoyable.
The second half was way better but still had some problems.
The only reason I stayed to the end was the narrator TJ Clark.