Fermentation

A Fantasy LitRPG Adventure (Battle Mage Farmer, Book 4)

De: Seth Ring

Narrado por: Michael Kramer

Book 4 of the bestselling Fantasy LitRPG Series by Seth Ring, author of Nova Terra. Get your copy today and explore a world whose secrets have been buried under decades of war.

©2023 Seth Ring (P)2023 Recorded Books

Good but

I enjoyed the majority of this book but feels like John is ok with his people dieing he could wipe out the whole army by himself in a instant probably but yet he’s scared of killing clones and mages trying to kill him and his people and also it’s clear who the villains are immediately it was stupid of John to trust mages who clearly were lieing and are slavers and the cloned bugs were just so happened to be on the way to there tower and 2 of the sages who were supposedly away from there tower for a few days travel 🙄🤔 It doesn’t ruin the series but come on give me a twist I can’t see

more of the same

The story didn't really go anywhere and after finally being able to go all out there was a new reason that he couldn't surprise surprise.

Holes

Wow it seems like this story John started making Swiss cheese with all the holes in the plot. I still enjoyed this book though overall and will get the next one.

great book as usual from seth

seth at it again with another battle mage farmer book in this series. worth it

Great Addition to the series

I enjoyed this book and can’t wait for the rest of the series. Need words

Enjoying this series.

Took a little break after book four and now ready to jump in again. Looking forward to continue the journey now 😊

Too much focus on food that's not food

The story is increasingly about food production, only they only make wheat which has very little nutrition and almost no essential proteins or fats (there are no essential carbs). Even better is that they've moved from fermented sourdough, which actually provides some nutrition to humans, to processed white flour noodles. I'm wondering if the next book is going to include the major malnutrition epidemics that struck most countries when they moved from sourdough and pushed most countries to mandate that vitamins and minerals be added into the flour (enriched flour). Once they do that they can raise corn and then instead of nixtamalization they can just use it as straight corn and then can have a pellagra outbreak to solve.

Outside of the food production the story is pretty good. Aside from lack of nutrition knowledge (not an issue if it weren't such a major point of the story), there have been a few instances where lack of economic understanding is injected by the author (like how they implement price controls and somehow don't realize that they make shortages far worse due to removing the feedback between supply and demand).

The points of him having a moral conviction are very odd, He'll have no issue with killing or fighting for a while, then when someone asks him to help stop a maniacal tyrant who is slaughtering his own people, he freaks out.

Great series

Overall great performance and story. I can’t wait for the next book. Keep it coming

Wow, I love this book

What a great book and a great series written by a great author narrated perfectly. It’s such a good listen to you pick it up.

fantastic!!!

I can't wait for the next one, what an ending. I need the next book so bad XD