The Primal Hunter 10: A LitRPG Adventure

This is how you do a trial planet. It even split the trial without it feeling like half a story. Things actually happened to the characters rather than 80% of the book being rules or povs from characters that don't matter. Keep it up, this series is the best because of the ability to be interesting and magical without the characters becoming bland. It actually feels like Jake is finally becoming a person and I love it. Thank you

As a rule I’m not exactly a fan of dungeon crawls. They can get boring with fights after fights. Nevermore in this story is not your typical crawl. Jake and his team extraordinaire managed to go through multiple floors of Nevermore dungeon in this book. We get to experience their wonder at the new experience in the first new floors of the dungeon which they each excelled and performed with speed and aplomb.

We get to meet one of the most interesting characters in this series a third of the way through. The banter, the humour, the team work, everything just flows so well. Loved pretty much all of the chapters. Personal favourite is the city floor where they are stuck getting coins to pay toll. The Sword Saint really shines in so many places with his personality and on that city floor he really nailed it! I laughed so hard and really found myself chuckling every so often while reading that my daughter looked at me askance. Needless to say I can’t put the book down.

Loved the energy, the side stories of what was happening out in the universe, and just really entertaining throughout. Jake and co cheesing their way through some of the floors really really made me laugh and joyful. What a team! What a fun dungeon crawl!

The fights are fun whenever they happen but at times they are downright suspenseful. I found myself really worried and concerned at times. That fight with the most interesting character was brutal but very satisfying.

In summary this book is solid gold! Highly recommended for a cracking good time.

Thoroughly enjoyed the book (and the recap), but I do hope the next book see's more action and progress through C grade(and hopefully a few more titles). There was still great fights, fantastic world building, and great character interactions. Probably my least favorite out of the series but still one I enjoyed very much and liked that the other members of Jake's party got a chance to shine. Hopefully the next book leans a little bit more into being like the first 2 books, which are still my favorites of the series so far. Either way it's a great book and I hope Zogarth keeps on writing and inspiring others!

This is one of my favorite series in this genre and I have read a lot of them. The side characters are interesting and unique without taking away from the main storyline. The main character is fun, irreverent, arrogant, confident, goofy, and sometimes morally ambiguous but still at all times likeable and interesting.

My biggest complaint about this book is that I feel it was too short. I understand what a meager complaint that is but I still wish the book was longer and I'll explain why, although this is kind of a spoiler:

(Spoiler Alert) I had hoped that this book would contain Jake's entire time in Nevermore or at least a majority of it. But, from the length of this book and how many years that were spent in Nevermore only to get to the midsection of the dungeon world, it seems that Jake will spend probably the next two books there. Which is fine and honestly just me complaining because I like this book so much and wish I had more to read now that it's over.

Still solid as always. Personally, I felt like the most interesting parts of the book were not the fighting. And I do wish that on balance there was more of that. More details of the secondary characters outside of Jake's actual party. This is sort of a genre, wide critique, but I read a lot of the cultivation series and I often find myself literally flipping through the fights because the play by play is just, I don't know, once your several books in and the power levels get to a certain point, it's just not as interesting. I'd rather read the summary of the fights and spend my time on the things that are still relatable, which in this case actually I'd really like to hear more about Miranda and the city management, and Earth and the effect that Jake has even without being present. I really enjoyed those parts of this book.