Love Addict's RPG V1.00

De: Punished Kom

Narrado por: Alfie Syme, Erin Bateman

Oliver Chase only has two things going for him; an addiction to dating sim RPGs and a spotty mental health history.

Stuck working a dead-end job, another lonely Valentine's Day passes Oliver by. There's a coworker he's kind of into, but irl flirting isn't as easy as choosing the right dialog option and clicking a button, sadly... but what if it was? After a lonely night jackin' it under the influence of Special Californian Gummies™, Oliver awakens to what appears to be a complete psychotic breakdown. System notifications, menus, stats, and so much more RPG crap gets injected into his life faster than you can say, 'I Can't Believe It's Not Schizophrenia'.

Even crazier, Oliver starts earning 'Love Points' through having romantic interactions with certain girls, which can then be spent on skills ranging from passive buffs to reality-warping insanity. He wants to make the most of these new powers, but he won't earn enough to do so if he isn't working multiple angles, and between his chill coworker, his evil boss, and the girl who ruined his life? Well...

It's best to start with the tutorial.

©2024 Punished Kom (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Very unique

A very slow burn middle school romance book. This author has completely captured the airplane crashing into a train on a busy highway. You can not look away. The unique idea and great narration make this a worthy listen

Love it

Hope there will be a second one soon! I love the pace of the story.

Different in a good way

Story has me waiting for the second book already. Tge storyline is a very interesting concept that you don't see that often.

Favorite book this year

What an awesome story the premise is awesome, so unique and fresh. The amount of world building is amazingly well done. I can not wait till the next one.

Shockingly good

I didn't expect this to be so good from the story to the well written characters I would definitely give this a shot.

Good guidance but graphic

Awesome story, and obviously over the top with Fantasy Harem tropes but MC does have realistic development scenarios. Makes me reflect at my life and remember all the times I fumbled in the same ways. It does get a bit graphic and the females become less realistic as the story goes on (the most unrealistic being one of the side ladies apologizing and taking accountability for her previous actions.)
Great voice acting, altho I hear more Russian then Latina in the accent, but it was great. MC voice actor was great.
Again, end of the book is GRAPHIC or I would pass this along to my son. Grown fokes only!

Took a leap of faith, that was well rewarded

The evolution of the main character, as well as the growing world in which he resides never seemed dry or played out. Humor was well paced and the premise was a nice change of pace for the LitRPG genre as a whole. Definitely counting down to the next one

Sometimes less is more

Loved the book. I like the LitRPG that isn't D&D. Also, the author understands that the build up can be more sexy than a bunch of repeatative overly-explicit content. I can't wait for the next book to come out. I hope the author keeps the flow and doesn't get bogged down in excessive sex and harrem drama as the series continues!

So nice I got it twice

this is such a fun and unique take on LitRPG and I can not get enough. The story is a bit of a slow burn but the set up makes the payoff all the more worthwhile. If you like slice of life romance with a lot of spice, cheesy shannagens, and chicanery I'd definitely recommend.

The cult of the lamb insert is my favorite part

Pretty sure that’s what the hellagers game is supposed to be. Also whoever complained about the satanic content I’ve got news for you first if you cared about sin you would not have listened to this based on the cover image, second wow you have no frame of reference if you think that this book has a demonic inclination watch the exorcist now that is demonic but this well it’s pretty wholesome overall. Also if your complaining about people inserting their values into literature sad to say you’ll forever be disappointed most books have social commentary on some level weather or not you agree with it is up to you.
But In other words pretty sweet romance book