Legendary Rule
Legendary Rule, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Brandon Utah
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By:
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Bruce Sentar
Tired of the main character one-shoting every boss? Every girl inexplicably in love with him on first sight?
Legendary Rule is certainly not an "easy mode" harem.
Ajax Demos finds himself lost in society. Graduating shortly after artificial intelligence is allowed to enter the workforce, he can’t get his career off the ground.
He clings to what he believes a responsible adult should pursue, but it just isn’t in the cards. As his last hope for a steady paycheck disappears new opportunities open.
Ajax gets a chance to play a brand new Immersive Reality game. Things aren't as they seem. Mega Corps hover over what appears to be a simple game.
Two unlikely women hiding their real identities join his party as he tries to get ahead of the competition and set himself on the path of becoming a professional gamer.
Join Ajax and Company as they enter the world of Legendary Rule.
Note: This book contains graphic violence, harem elements, and explicit scenes.
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The writing quality is much worse than I expected for such an established name in the genre. This was my first Bruce Sentar book (I usually only buy omnibuses / collections, which he doesn't release), and honestly I was expecting much better. Within the first chapter I was already picking up common problems with self-published KU fiction, and they only multiplied as the book went on. Dangling participles and modifiers are everywhere, as are ambiguous pronoun references. As well as these two excessively frequent problems there are assorted other grammatical heresies, including adverbs attached to the wrong verbs, repeated vocabulary, and simple incorrect wording. "Is the quest too high for a level for us?" Ugh! The book is just littered with them. There are also many little inconsistencies, and the dialogue is often stilted and lifeless.Overall, it's pretty bad. The prose is very sloppy.
I would have felt ripped off if I'd paid the asking price, when there are so many better writers in the genre offering much higher quality at more reader-friendly pricing. As I listened via Audible Plus, all I spent was my time, but I'm not sure if even that was a good trade.
Narration is fine. Characterisation is okay: consistent, but nothing special. There are no glaring errors in narration or artifacts in the sound quality. The narrator does exactly what he needs to do, but my immersion kept being destroyed by the author's poor grammar.
I won't be buying any of the author's work unless he changes his stance on collections, lowers his pricing, or significantly improves his writing (preferably all three!), but I like the ideas and genre enough to listen to more Audible Plus audiobooks or read through Kindle Unlimited.
I think this one really suffers from lack of care and attention. It could be so much better.
Typical litRPG harem fiction let down by poor writing
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Reads like a 14 year olds wet dream
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Dystopian escapism for incels
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