Glitch: The Complete LitRPG Series

Max, a rather plain guy, finds himself inside a post-apocalyptic survival roleplaying videogame. He has no idea how he has ended up in the virtual reality or how to quit it. He has no choice but to play the game. Shortly afterward, he learns that the game is quite harsh and cruel. Max finds out that in order to survive he has to scavenge, gather various resources, craft warm clothes and armor, upgrade weapons and vehicles, and so on. Moreover, the entire game world is a full-on PvP zone. So Max has to not only fight brutal mutants but also protect himself against gamers who have teamed up in order to ratchet up their chances of survival as well as against high-leveled players who take great pleasure in murdering newbies. And all the while Max has been trying to find out what has befallen him, how he has gotten in the videogame, and whether or not there is any chance of exiting the game. Bit by bit he gleans more and more information about the game. He finds out that the game is full of bugs. Later on he also learns that he himself is some kind of a glitch. Unlike all the other players, he feels pain in the game and can interact with some game objects while all the other players cannot…

Just No.... I know it's a free book series but no..

I gave it a chance since the whole series was free.
The story for me was so boring that I could only get 3 hours into the series.
The voice actor was AI generated which wasn't really a problem

NOT Greater-Than

Virtual Voice is so terrible in this one

It reads “ >” as Greater-Than. Likely this was a web novel that got stuck with an untrained AI reader. BTW, there are a ton of “Greater-Thans” as the stat reviews grinds on. Guessing the author used that as a bullet list symbol for quests, stats, and the untrained Virtual Voice does not understand.

Virtual Voice continues to the predictable -> Variable mispronunciation, syllable mistakes, choppy stat reviews, spelling out Abbreviations & symbols like dash and slash, inconsistent character name pronunciations, one character voice fits all, etc - you get it.

The story is OK. It really needs a good editor. The world mechanics are classic, post-apocalyptic survival, good progression and classes. Max Calm. Great for insomnia or background cover noise.