Hell Difficulty Tutorial 2

A LitRPG Adventure

By: Cerim

Narrated by: Henry Kramer

The tutorial has barely started, and there is so much to discover.

Surviving an explosive end on the second floor, Nathaniel finds himself in an endless city filled with monsters. The questions are: what hides beyond the giant walls far in the distance, and what happened to the natives? But first, Nathaniel needs to stop his ever-growing mana from tearing his body apart.

Two new floors, two new floor quests. A dangerous 10-year-old girl wielding deadly flames with her emotion of fear blocked. Flashbacks revealing more of Nathaniel's past. Biscuit, now the best corgi of the 3rd floor, sounding suspiciously happy in the Community.

And more.

Joined by a trio from Hard difficulty, led by the ruthless Cipher, Nathaniel navigates the Last City's dangers to regroup with the rest of Group 4.

Follow Nathaniel's crazy journey in Book 2 of HELL DIFFICULTY TUTORIAL as he takes on nightmarish foes and teams up with a far-from-normal group of bus passengers in this action-packed LitRPG Adventure. He must outsmart the odds, survive, and emerge stronger than anyone else!

With more than 10 million views as a web serial, this definitive version is perfect for fans of The Primal Hunter, Defiance of the Fall, and Apocalypse: Generic System. Grab your copy today!

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Still good, better than first.

I guess someting is going right... The second book is better than the first. Hoping the trend continues with the third.

So good.

I wasn't a big fan of the first book the first time I read it but it get better. the second book is so good lots of plot, exposition, and character development. it's excellent.

repetitive word usage

The only thing keeping this book/series from continuing to be 5 stars overall is the repetition of small words. Brat, silly(silly girl/boy), stupid (stupid girl/boy), doggo, boop, snoot, etc. It was so off putting in the beginning, after I had just finished the cradle series that I was ready to drop this book for the moment and go to something else but I stuck with it and got acclimated to this style of writing once again. Even so, it was grating for the first 10ish hours before I just started mocking the dialogue to ignore my growing frustration. The story does get better the further you get into it, without getting into spoilers, I think the last 7-8 hours were the best. Hopefully the author adds a few more descriptive words to the MCs dialogue in the future, it's starting to become a gimmick and I don't know if I'm a fan of it like I am a fan of "GOD DAMMIT, DONUT."

Great improvement!

The fantasy audiobook was exciting and fun to listen to. The narrator used expressive voices and different tones to bring the magical world and characters to life. This made it easy to imagine the setting and stay interested in the story.

I really like this series of book although it is many hours long it feels short.

I really like the story and the characters. and how long the books are I kind of wish they would be a little bit longer though at least the audio books.