Bog Standard Isekai: Illusionist

A LitRPG Isekai Adventure

De: Miles English

Narrado por: Johnathan McClain

Seven Witches. One traitor. An army of the dead.

Brin is scarred, but no longer alone. After giving up his evil Rare Class in exchange for the simple and common Glasser, he’s finally been accepted by the people of Hammon’s Bog. But acceptance doesn't guarantee safety. Mirrors and glass spearheads offer little protection against threats both outside and within.

An army of undead is lurking in the surrounding forest, cutting them off from the rest of the world. There’s no rescue in sight, and worse, no one knows why the army is there or when it will attack. Brin's only lead? A chilling revelation: the army's movements are controlled by someone inside the town. As tension rises and time runs out, Brin must unmask the traitorous Witch hidden in plain sight before the town is engulfed in darkness.

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Genre Standout

I really like how this series goes into a lot of detail and the magic system and leveling. And the fact that the MC isn’t instantly OP is refreshing.

A story that drew me in has variety twists and turns

I like the growth and discovery and progressive pace of learning as well as the stumbling and normal stumbling blocks that happen when learning. It feels true and not handed out powers/ skills that make a boring overpowered mc that the reader isn't invested in.

great

Nice story, Can't wait for the third installment. Voice actor got the preteen whine down a little too good.

these books have no business being this good or engaging!!

I honestly have no complaints of plot, meter, theme, nor performance. there is nuance, quirks of personality throughout, and enough emotional engagement to have feelings and opinions of each character. while there are plenty of tropes throughout, the intermingling and delivery of the entirety leave nothing to be regretful about. if you don't enjoy the series, it's your own damn fault.

Continuation of a great story!

I really enjoyed book 2 and am now into book 3. This is a fun story and, without dwelling on the teenage angst, handles the older person in a teens body quite well. I really enjoyed the witch hunt and undead scenes!