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The Realm Dungeon

Primer for the Apocalypse, Book 3

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The Realm Dungeon

By: Braided Sky
Narrated by: Eliza Summers
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Successful in her endeavor to save her family from the dangers of the apocalypse, Emie is now faced with a new challenge: survive and thrive within the Realm Dungeon.

Known as an opportunity worth fighting for by well-informed nobles and sect elites, the dungeon provides a unique opportunity for challengers to progress more swiftly than would otherwise be possible for most Alliance members.

Join Emie as she struggles to grow fast enough to fulfill her promises while her family adjusts to the changes brought by the apocalypse.

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Progression in previous books was kinda slow... I understand it was world building, and character development. But dang it took a while for the main character to advance meaningfully. Best book so far! Definitely recommend series.

Finally some movement!

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it's fine. Generally it is quite good and follows about what I expected, but with the amount of time skipping that happens, it's more of a summary than a story. I don't mind that, when the time skipped isn't particularly notable, and wouldn't make for good storytelling, but it's used so heavily in this book that it kind of feels more like book 2.5 than 3. it's also kind of hard to relate to any of the characters when the time skips are things like "4 years after completing the trial", and are just used so casually.

overall it's still good, and I will get the next book, but it feels a bit rushed.

Not really a story

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