How I Became The World's Strongest Warrior By Using Basic Attacks: Volume 2

De: Kenny King

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Return to the action-packed epic fantasy series World’s Strongest Warrior as Chuck Taylor battles through the harrowing Tower of the Last God, facing the Seven Sins and Lucifer himself in a gritty adventure to save his closest companion from oblivion.

The grind never ends. The stakes have never been higher.

Chuck Taylor thought he was just getting good. Now he’s the only one left.

After losing his closest companion in a catastrophic raid, Chuck sets aside his prized weapon and takes on the impossible: the Tower of the Last God. One hundred floors. No checkpoints. No second chances. No one’s ever made it past sixteen.

Armed with backup gear, raw grit, and a new dual-wielding ability, Chuck must conquer twisted trials, face the personifications of the Seven Sins, and outfight the Tower’s deadliest champion—Lucifer himself.

The reward? A forbidden artifact that could bring his friend back from oblivion. The cost? Everything.

But Chuck didn’t get this far by playing it safe.

Sometimes, the only way out is up.

Sex?

The random, detailed sex scenes are weird and distracting. Feels like I’m reading porn, which is not the genre I picked for LitRPG. I skipped those chapters, but I’m also annoyed that I was randomly introduced to it when book one had no sex. I won’t continue the series.

hornier than ELLC

the amount of graphic sex and anatomical descriptions was a shock coming in from book 1. the story and characters are good otherwise, I did enjoy a lot of the book, I just wasn't prepared or expecting to hear so much about the characters anatomy.

Very odd turn?

Sex scenes are fine but you can't just like sneak make em a part of the narrative in the second book lmao smut is good in its proper place but a weird love triangle out of nowhere basically plus bi awakening of someone who died a lesbian because the protagonist is sooo awesome and special is stretching it. Jumpscared lol

Good story but I am not the intended audience

It seems like this book was written for 14-21 year old males. The story is good, but there are a number of chapters which are all about sex. A bit here and there is ok, but this seems more like porn mixed with a story. I started skipping the sex chapters and I don’t seem to be missing anything, other than a significant portion of what I paid for.

I will not be getting the next book.

good story and concept.

Overall story is good. But as many other have stated, the explicit sex... awkward AF. Its like a virgin lesbian tried to clinically explain a blow job to another Virgin lesbian. But feels like you are unwantedly listening to a sibling or parent have sex next door and nothing you can do to stop it. Besides bringing absolutely nothing to the story line progression or the plot, its just a super awkward sub plot.