Bunny Girl Evolution 1

A Monster Evolution LitRPG

De: Sir Bedivere the Mad

Narrado por: Dorrie Sacks, Justin Thomas James, Ryan H. Reid, Jeff Hays, Andrea Parsneau, Tess Irondale

She's a bunny. She's a girl. And she's going to evolve.

Elise was always made fun of for her big ears and buck teeth. She tried her best to overcome the mockery, only to work herself to death and wake up as... a big-eared, buck-toothed rabbit.

Now, with nothing but an almost worthless System Assistant to help her, she needs to survive in a world full of magic and monsters. On top of all that, for some reason she's been given the ominous [Mark of Fate] skill. She has no idea what it does, but things keep happening to her, most of them unpleasant. From little slimes to giant wolves, everything seems to want her dead, and in her efforts to escape them, she winds up in a complicated situation that she is in no way qualified to resolve.

Can she navigate this new world that seems to have it out for her specifically?

©2025 Sir Bedivere the Mad (P)2025 Soundbooth Theater

How is it this good?

Everything about this book seems like a troll at first glance. The word "bunny girl" in the title, with a horror-looking book cover, and a ridiculous author name. But it's narrated by Soundbooth Theater, and honestly that's the only reason I bought it (I'm a big Dungeon Crawler Carl audiobook fan). Even after buying it, I definitely expected it to be stupid, and never thought I might want to continue the series. Well, I only made it halfway before I started looking for the 2nd audiobook, which is apparently still in production. But the author says he's signed with SBT for the whole series, and after hearing this book I'm looking forward to that!

The narration is fantastic. Each character has their own voice, and none of them seem out of place. The narration has the right level of energy at all times. I never felt bored by the narration, and the only time I noticed a bad thing about it was the "Elise said" happening too frequently, but that's on the author, not the narrator.

As far as the book goes, it's a classic LitRPG "kill things to get stronger" type book, but it is very well done, and the author has put much more thought into...thought...than your average LitRPG. Another review complained that they'd rather read a social studies book, but I thought that part of the book was extremely well-done and interesting. To each their own, I guess. I like the main character, I like the world building so far, and the characters that seem likely to be long-term fixtures in the story are all interesting enough. I'm definitely getting the next one the day it releases!

Bunnygirl

This Story has a good pace and keeps your interest, with excellent character development, highly recommend!

Great narration and great story

I love how well rounded the story and characters are. They feel sufficiently complex and have character developments and it has interesting and exciting world building. I was kinda disappointed there wasnt already an entire finished series here to binge and i will be getting the next book for sure

Great story exclamation great acting! Very well done

It sound both theaters so, it’s got excellent numbers, acting and story. I really liked the main character. She was very personable and real. She had lots of dimensions to her personality. Like most of the stuff that’s done by soundproof podium all you know what I mean it’s great. I really like the numbers. They were very crunchy and solid. The characters, good and bad were very solid well-rounded, and had histories. It’s really the building of the characters from their past to present their origin stories that are done so well. I definitely love the hints at a few of the funner parts. I was also thankful that it wasn’t to Disney! Even with some of the more innocent themes, it definitely made sense. I definitely enjoyed it and I’m very much looking forward to new adventures. It definitely has lots of legs and should go pretty far into the future.

The turnaround of the Warg surprised me

I didn’t like all the mind manipulation part, but I realize that’s part of the story. I really like the character development.