Reincarnated into a Time-Loop Dungeon as a LVL100 Catgirl Chef!, Book 1

By: Sadie McKenzie

Narrated by: Reba Buhr

Dear Diary:

I was reincarnated as a catgirl NPC in a dungeon.

There are loops. There are marble races. There are other catgirls. What else is there? (Ice cream.) Press play and see!!!

©2022 Sadie McKenzie (P)2023 Podium Audio

Great book and i also have over 500 books(look at other reviews)

Its a cool slice of life fantasy book about a bunch of friends having fun and annoying the admins recommend to anyone looking for a light hearted funny book.

great book but....

I loved the book. it's different from any style I've heard before. my 1 grip with it is that the last chapter feels like it's has SEVERAL missing chapters before it. characters are all of a sudden in a floor they aren't supposed to be in battle.

It’s funny and not a haram thing

Mostly light hearted dungeon crawler from a unique angle. Adult activities are implied but nothing explicitly said.

Very entertaining Story

very chill story, my only gripe with it is the abrupt ending where i felt like it needed one more chapter to set up from the abrupt change from diary to player side

Life in Purgatory

The book is kind of cute and fun. Very lighthearted in young adult style. However, it has no real plot. You could literally call this book “describing a few months in purgatory”. Yes, all the characters are basically in purgatory because they’ve all died and their consciousness was transferred to make them NPC‘s in a dungeon where nothing really changes…seriously.

About 10% of the book is the main character talking about who won the marble races each cycle, even though the marble races literally have nothing to do with the rest of the story other than that they like to race marbles on a track because they are super bored.

Most of the book is written from the perspective of the main character making her diary entries. This means most of the book is written in the past tense. I think it kind of takes away from the emotional investment when you say "we were eaten by wolves" rather than describe the story as they are trying to survive a dangerous encounter.

There is very little action of any kind and most of the "story" is just about them making friends with other NPCs. The last 10 minutes of the book hints that the author might have the smallest idea for a possible plot in a future book; but that's all. Not sure if I'll try the sequel. The lack of a real plot and the past tense writing makes it less enjoyable. However, the book does has a positive, fun, and playful tone, with a bit of humor, which is enjoyable.