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Dungeon Core TV, Book 1

De: Michael Todd, Michael Anderle

Narrado por: Stephen Bowlby

The aliens didn't conquer Earth. They negotiated exclusive streaming rights instead.

Unbeknownst to humanity, the powerful Voltaxians controlled the galaxy, their vast empire fueled by their monopoly on mana. Humanity feared invasion, only to find out the godlike aliens had something far different in mind.

The Voltaxians offered a simple deal. Allow them to set up dungeons controlled by living intelligent dungeon cores on Earth to generate mana, and they'd share the wealth.

Dungeon explorers push into these intelligent dungeons and battle the monsters inside. All the while, these dungeon diving exploits are streamed and broadcast around the world and even into the galaxy via the alien-owned Dungeon Core TV.

A man used to be able to get by with loyalty and a strong back.

Luther Miller has little interest in dungeon diving. His father sacrificed their family ranch to send him to school. He's done his best to honor that sacrifice by devoting himself to his finance job in New York City. When his father passes way, Luther questions if his career is the best way to carry on the family name.

Family honor and intergalactic revenge intertwine in the dark depths of the dungeon.

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Excellent book!

This was a great book and I look forward to any others in this series which may be released.

It was pretty good

It was a decent storyline, characters were interesting, and the story progresses nicely. Chronic statements like, "Well mam, cowboys always tell the truth, are gentlemen, etc. The storyline is decent and progresses, but some of the content is a bit tedious. The concept is good and there are some obvious future plotlines to be explored. I'll add book 2 to my Wishlist for a $5 sale, but I'm not interested enough to spend a credit on book 2.

Stereotypical main character

The worst part of this story, for me, was the stereotypical main character. He is a cowboy from Texas who moved to New York and goes back home to find himself. His motivations are to prove himself and while he doesn't believe the rumors about people, he feels he must rescue the ladies and protect their honor. Never mind that the women are perfectly capable of protecting themselves.

The story is satisfying, the lowly earther proving himself as he becomes more deeply involved in an alien conspiracy.

Great start for an awesome new series. Good book!

The title of this story should be How to become the dungeon master you never wanted to be! He just stumbles into it!

Generic LitRPG, nothing special

Is there a book called, "How to write LItRPG, for dummies". This is pretty much a generic, by the numbers litRPG. Had to stop half-way through as the uninteresting diaglogue was starting to annoy me more every time I hit the play button. To the DNF pile.

the charactera are paperthin

a dungeon core fanfic with paperthin cariccurcher. could not get past the 2 dimensional characters to get the the political intrege is was setting up. stoped at chapter 6