The Broken Build

A Slice-of-Life LitRPG Isekai

De: A.C. Whitney

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Matthew Cole had nothing. No future, no ambition, no reason to wake up tomorrow.

Then a mysterious website offered him a character creation screen with no limits. He stacked every broken ability he could find: a holy sword that steals life with every hit, experience gains multiplied a hundredfold, a 30% discount on everything he'd ever buy, and a teleportation spell that ignores walls.

The catch? He woke up in a medieval world where dungeons produce civilization's resources, monsters drop the cooking spices, and slavery is as common as bartering. Oh, and if anyone discovers his abilities, the empire will execute him for having the founding emperor's job class.

Alone, broke, and trying not to die, Matthew does what any rational person would. So he grinds the dungeon, learns the economy, and saves every copper coin toward the one purchase that changes everything:

A wolf-girl with golden ears who can dodge any attack by a hair's width, who calls him Master, and who might be the first person in either world who actually needs him.

She was never supposed to matter this much.

The Broken Build is a slow-burn isekai fantasy with LitRPG progression, dungeon crawling, harem building, and a protagonist who's overpowered everywhere except the places that count.

Very mid.

I haven't finished this book yet but it appears that this is a 1:1 adaptation of the "Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World" anime series on Crunchyroll, using a different title. The narration is better than some of the automated voice productions I have listened to, but still struggles with spelling out some abbreviations and misreading some punctuation, which really breaks the rhythm of the narration.

Nah

Nothing about this story is good. And the whole slave topic was annoying. The mc starts as a nobody ready to commit suicide then he gets isekaied with a little ability and thinks he’s above everyone

Poor AI voice choice

First. The female AI narration for a male protagonist is off putting. Not a lot of plot. Oh and the absolutely horrible sexual undertones and scenes. Very blah book. Nothing to look forward to