Min-Maxing My TRPG Build in Another World: Volume 1

Min-Maxing My TRPG Build in Another World, Book 1

De: Schuld

Narrado por: Eric Michael Summerer

Commissioned in death to save a world in peril, a tabletop RPG fanatic is reborn as a humble farm boy with the rulebook for the universe at his fingertips!

Young Erich’s quest for an invincible character build will require more than his decades as a number-crunching munchkin, though. Even with power-leveled skills, feudal life is no cakewalk—especially when you keep drawing more attention than you can handle.

Can Erich adapt to his strange new world before his worst impulses take the campaign of a lifetime completely off the rails?

Let the dice fall where they may!

Text Copyright 2020 by Schuld; First published in Japan in 2020 by OVERLAP, Inc. Translated from the original Japanese by Mikey N. English translation edited by Will Holcomb. Originally published in English by J-Novel Club.

©2023 Schuld (P)2023 Podium Audio

Goat

I can’t wait for more, perfectly narrated and kept me interested throughout. This was my first audiobook I’ve ever listened to, and it got me hooked!

Amazing story.

This is a rood listen if your doing other work. It’s also fascinating when it gets into the details of the table top rules.

Really good!

I'm not going to lie. Sometimes, i forgot i ws listening to a Japanese light novel with how realistic and mature some parts were, but wtf was that last chapter left me kinda lost.

A bit lame And disappointing.

First, most of this book was slow and disjointed. Then the story advanced, and it seemed like a good origin story but it kept jumping out of the story to add in encyclopedia entries to make things confusing instead of clearing up information. And lastly, the ending just sucked. The time skip at the end with leaving the other story hanging was just bad writing. It just felt like the author decided to abandon the story and just needed something to wrap it up. All I can say is, if there is ever a sequel to this book, I’m not getting it.

time lapsing

would be nice if the reader was a little less monotone, but still really good.