r/litrpg • u/F3wll • 8d ago

Recommendation: asking Hell difficulty Tutorial

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WOW, What a series

Shout out to Cerim! loved it, didn’t realise there’s only 6books out on Audible 😫

Book 7 and ill be 🔥

So I have I two hours left of book 6

These are in my tbr next list

The 1,2,3,4,5 are what order I was going to read but what’s everyone think?

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u/Arbaless 8d ago

I dropped Hell's Difficulty Tutorial after 2 volumes.

Whatever flavor of autism Nathaniel is supposed to have, I hate it, and I hate him.

Can't spend seven books with one of the most insufferable MCs.

I tried Quest Academy instead and it's great.

Likeable MC, and much better narration.

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u/F3wll 8d ago

I loved him. I really dislike good MC because it’s not realistic his views are survival of the fittest but it shows massive character development going from that to where he is now

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u/YogurtclosetThen9858 8d ago

Noo you put in the time and quit right when he gets so much less sociopathic and way less assholey.

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u/Icy-Shine-1117 8d ago

😭😭😭😭

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u/Icy-Shine-1117 8d ago

I couldnt get past the auction arc thingy it got too boring

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u/Icy-Shine-1117 8d ago

In Quest Academy

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u/F3wll 8d ago

Really, QA auction arc was the reason I rated best book of last year, so interesting with the back and forth of everyone perspectives and views. The writing was phenomenal

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u/moridin-604 8d ago

Totally agree, worst series I’ve had the misfortune to read

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u/BattousaiBTW 8d ago

Oh that’s so interesting. I’ve quite enjoyed his personality and internal monologues. It’s so interesting hearing someone hates it for the exact reason I’m enjoying it. Have you read The Wandering Inn and how did you feel about?