The Dungeon Phoenix: The Dungeon Slayer, Book 4

Very good book in an improving series
I discovered this series last week, have now finished the first four books, and am waiting for book 5 to be released next week. It is well done progression and Litrpg work and I am looking forward to Book 5. My only complaint with books 1-3 is that I periodically felt they focused too exclusively on the MC and his progression, while neglecting the world and social system in which he lived. Yes he was advancing, but so what? How was his advancement going to impact his world and those around him? In Book 4 those around him and the world at large were a more integral part of the story and I became much more engaged in the story. Now there is a wider cast of characters that I care about, greater threats to them personally, and greater threats to the world at large. If you enjoy Litrpg give this series a try and I think you will find it enjoyable.

Talk about a boost
If you are a follower of the story you know this is a good one. Now we’ve always wondered how is Tad going to get stronger well we find out. No spoilers here but it is a good one some things I didn’t expect occurred and I found them invigorating there were also a few things I found tough to swallow. They make sense once you process everything but initially when the change is introduced in this book you were like what wait a minute how is this going to work. It was a case where I wouldn’t have minded if the author actually did a rough algebra example of the statistics involved. I don’t wanna go into details because it would spoil what happens overall it makes sense once you crunch the numbers but I think an example would’ve been perfect here. My only other issue here is it kind of felt bad to see them MC always confronted by some overwhelming force. I was glad to see him overcome these forces but it really sucked to just hear no hear somebody I should never be able to touch. It happens multiple times in the book some force I shouldn’t be able to touch some force I shouldn’t be able to touch some forced I shouldn’t be able to touch and I’m alive man haven’t heard this before. Don’t get me wrong I love the outcome but I found myself going have a nice thing this before. It’s like watching a romantic comedy it’s a good movie but you’re like me and I know it’s going to happen at the end here. For the record you do not see the ending of this book coming so don’t think you do from reading this review trust me it creeps up on you and I can’t wait for the next book in the series.One note to the author especially I plowed through this book I loved your work one thing that really would help in the LITRPG genre once we get so many books into the series a simple refresher. One of those in case you missed it chapters at the beginning of the book so that we have the main details and haven’t forgotten anything that’s necessary to remember. Sometimes when you dive back into a series it’s like diving into a book where you’ve lost your bookmark and you’re like where was I at again and you have to find the page and read over some things you read before and try and remember where did I leave off what was happening. Well when it’s been months since you last touch the series you don’t remember everything that you need to remember. It all comes flooding back to you eventually but it would be nice to have it presented to you early on.

Awesome series it just gets better.
I really enjoyed this book the 4th in the series. It’s a different world than some of the ones I have read where the character levels up. I definitely like the difference. The whole world knows of dungeons and characters being reborn. Unlike some others where they going to a different world. I think it makes it more intense when the players have to play for their own world in their own time. The dungeons are intense with monsters, mini bosses and the big bosses. Looking forward to see how Ted deals with Omega.

I’ve been an avid fan of The Dungeon Slayer Series since the beginning, and “The Dungeon Phoenix” has blown me away yet again! This fourth installment is nothing short of a masterpiece in the world of LitRPG.From the very first page, the author immerses you in a world of dungeons, monsters, and epic quests that will keep you hooked till the very end. The character development is exceptional, and you’ll find yourself emotionally invested in the fate of the protagonist, rooting for their triumphs and feeling their losses.The game mechanics are brilliantly detailed, adding depth and complexity to the story. Whether you’re a seasoned LitRPG enthusiast or new to the genre, you’ll appreciate how the author seamlessly weaves these elements into the narrative, making it accessible and engaging for all readers.”The Dungeon Phoenix” is a rollercoaster of excitement, filled with epic battles, cunning strategies, and unexpected twists that will leave you breathless. The pacing is spot-on, ensuring that you won’t be able to put the book down.In summary, if you’re a fan of LitRPG or just love a captivating adventure with well-developed characters and an immersive world, “The Dungeon Phoenix” is an absolute must-read. I can’t wait for the next installment in The Dungeon Slayer Series! Highly recommended!

Great read, fast paced. I liked it more than the last one. Less introspection, more action.Lots of changes, I don’t want to make any spoilers, I’m sure next one will be on another level…