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An utterly hilarious, low-stakes adventure. Something great to read between epic fantasy series.

A great continuation of the book, but it ends on a really bad cliffhanger. Once finished, this will probably make my favorites list.

While I didn't like most of this book as much as the previous books, it picked up near the end. Also, it set up some impressive things for the next book, and the last chapter is incredible.

An excellent first book of a series with an incredible magic system, and interesting people. Also, the best depiction of cats I've ever seen in any literature.

An excellent continuation of an excellent series while in a drastically different setting from the previous book.

One of the most interesting takes on progression fantasy I've read. Instead of the normal way of just sucking essence/power into yourself until you level up, in this series you literally have to build a physical house in your soul (hence the title). Additionally, I really like this one because, without getting into spoilers, the protagonist is unlike most other Isekai protagonists.

A great story about death (the person), with unique and hilarious magic and people.

My first experience of a Pratchett book, and I really liked it. a lot of humor mixed in with a frankly absurd world (discworld), and a great story.

An awesome book based on a really interesting idea. A really interesting book, but you can definitely tell that it wasn't written to be multiple books. The ending is a pretty big cliffhanger, and you might want to hold off reading it until the rest of it is released.

A moderately dark book with a truly impressive amount of cursing that, despite my not usually liking excessive cursing in books, I really enjoyed. There's very little active magic in most of the book (and the main characters have none), but it does exist.

3.5*

Half LitRPG, half LitRTS. I moderately enjoyed this book, but not enough to finish the 6 book series. Overall an interesting take on the LitRPG genre.

I really enjoyed the novel way the story was told.

It's a good book, but it should have been 2/3 the length. Overall, it's a interesting story with interesting characters. Unfortunately, I feel like it was written to be a certain length. I am rating this at 4 instead of 3 because I listened to the audiobook, which (for me) makes me more tolerant of slow parts.

3.5 stars

It's not a literary masterpiece, but it's definitely a fun read. I agree with others that if feels like an adapted D&D session, but overall, I think it was adapted well.