Infinite Farmer: A Dungeon-Core Cultivation LitRPG

Infinite Farmer, Book 1

By: R. C. Joshua

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

Betrayed and alone, Tulland must survive the most dangerous dungeon in the universe—as a farmer—in the first installment of this isekai adventure series.

Tulland has always dreamed of adventure. To travel beyond the confines of his tiny island. To be someone who goes everywhere and does everything. So when the Church denied him a class, he turned to the only other being that could grant him his wish: an ancient, banished evil called "the System."

And the System delivered. Tulland got a class . . . just not one he ever would've wished for. Awakening as a farmer, he finds himself in the one place the Church's clutches can't reach him: the Infinite, a dungeon so deep even the heroes of old have never discovered its end.

Now, armed with what dregs of power the System deigned to give him, Tulland will have to figure out how to survive—and cultivate—the universe's deadliest dungeon.

The first volume of the hit progression fantasy series—with more than two million views on Royal Road—now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

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Interesting Take

The narration was excellent as usual from this narrator. The story itself was quite interesting with how it made the system an actual character. I like how it is shaping up, although I’d have appreciated more in terms of getting to know the main character prior to the main events of the story. Looking forward to the next one.

Pretty Good

I like the premise and the overall direction this is moving. It's not overly sophisticated but still complex enough to keep you engaged. A neat twist on system interactions and overarching control which left me curious to see where it goes next. I'm looking forward to seeing how our MC's powers grow and what interesting twists the author has planned for us. If you enjoyed the other series "How to survive at the end of the world" by R. C. Joshua then you're likely to enjoy this one.

Daniel Wisniewski delivered a gold standard performance as I've come to expect from his narration. Arguably one of the best narrators in the current LitRPG/Gamelit genres.

Solid book

basically a battle farmer progressing through a dungeon. slow start that was heavily carried by fantastic narration. but really picked up and became quite enjoyable by the end. will be excited for the next installment

Really great

Nice twist on a dungeon crawler though I would say that it’s labeled as a dungeon-core when I’m quite sure it was meant to be labeled as a dungeon crawler.

The magic system is pretty good, nothing entirely new or groundbreaking but that’s not surprise nor is it expected. It’s been executed pretty well so far.

I like the characters, there’s some good kernels and seeds planted there and I look forward to seeing them sprout and flower (wordplay intended).

I really like the idea of and implementation of the setting.

While nothing revolutionary or groundbreaking everything has a clear personal touch and impression of the author. I really enjoyed this book and have already added the next one to my wishlist, I highly recommend to anyone who likes to see the mc struggle and come up with creative ways to overcome said struggles. A very strong first installment