Noble Farmer
Noressia, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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TJ Clark
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By:
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A.W. Sheffield
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An average child born with genius siblings, will be cast from the inner circle, tagged as black and left for the wolves.
The Advanced Learning Online World (ALOW), have been running strongly for over a decade. Curing genetic and acquired diseases, restoring anatomy and organs. All the while, the patient mentally plays within the fantasy world under a medically induced coma.
James C. Corwell assumes his treatment as the left side of his body undergoes restoration due to a military accident. Just in time for Campaign! Where dungeon, raid, invasion, and scenario all merge into three months of conquest, mayhem, and debauchery.
Never an avid gamer, this loner must navigate his way through a world set upon role-play and politics. Can he do what has eluded him since birth, and make something of himself? To further add insult to injury, his brother purchases the Nobleman Package as a practical joke.
James, aka Hedge Lord Jaeger Persik, turns to the past 28 years of life experience, and unfamiliar creatures for help.
Will this black sheep finally become part of a flock, with his uncommon way of thinking and his ability to adapt? Or will frustration and ignorance reign?
Warning: This book contains scenes of graphic adult situations, language, and non-traditional relationship structures.
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- T.N
- 30-05-2020
Good start to a series
The book follows the typical Dan Harmon Hero's journey.
The main character being screwed by his brother, enters a game, high stakes, high survival mode. The author is probably planning long series.
The book is written pretty well, good characters. But I feel that the author has fallen into the habit of heavy Isekai and light on the game elements. More guy goes to fantasy world with specks of a game system. Menus are used twice in the entire book, There is no levelling, The author could have cut the game elements and it wouldn't have changed anything.
Despite this being marketed to GameLit readers, I suggest that readers who enjoy Isekai and slice of life will mostly enjoy this book.
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