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The Slime Dungeon

The Slime Dungeon Chronicles, Book 1

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The Slime Dungeon

By: Jeffrey "Falcon" Logue
Narrated by: Ryan Turner
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Death came on swift wings. A soul, blessed by a goddess, falls to the land and enters his new life. He clings to a single memory, the defining moment of his previous life. Now he learns how to succeed in his new life as a new dungeon heart. To become the best dungeon he can be, he partners with the one existence all dungeons need: his bonded dungeon pixie.

©2016 Jeffrey "Falcon" Logue (P)2017 Tantor Action & Adventure Epic Fantasy Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Den negativen Rezessionen kann ich mich nicht anschließen. Auch wenn die Geschichte kein Meisterwerk ist, ist sie trotzdem kurzweilig und interessant. Auch der Sprecher ist absolut i.O..

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this series gets much better with every audiobook. The innitial choices are very strange from a story building arc. usually you have an isekai character to have someone ask the questions the listener wants to ask. Here that is not the case. it turns into an entertaining series soon despite that.

strange choices

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This Story is full of hugs, cute puppies and playing House. In addition one cringeworthy clishe after the other
in addition

sickeningly sweet, puking rainbows

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I stopped listening after 2/3rds of the book.

The story contains typical elements of a dungeon core story (intelligent dungeon as protagonist, a dungeon fairy, mana production) and does not add anything interesting. Others (e.g., "Divine Dungeon" Series by Dakota Krout) have covered the same ground much more interestingly.

In addition, the writing is really poor. The main female character seems to communicate mainly in giggles. The humor is cringy and juvenile. There are logic gaps, which are so large you could use them to hide the whole dungeon. And the first thing of note the main protagonist achieves is to save a damsel in distress. That's not just a cliché, but, arguably, the job of heroes, and not of dungeons.

Poor writing

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