4.2 (4 Reviews)
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Fantasy Mystery
After dying, our main character found himself summoned by a young woman. She comes from a long line of summoners and had expected to partner up with a powerful being, like the rest of her family. Instead, she summoned a computer programmer, who from now on will be living inside her head. Powerless, he's unable to help her with the upcoming war. Disappointed that neither of them had been blessed by fate with some divine abilities, he decides to build a computer system inside her head himself.
Volume 1: The Maiden and The Madman
Volume 2: A Journey Through The Darkest Places
Volume 3: A Relic of The Past
S.B.B. Holmes Author
Needs the comedy tag. This is a great read, lots of humor interwoven with good pacing and a clear plot.
Littledude14647
Love the interactions between the Fantasy Mage and the Modern Tech nerd. The author was able to make the dialogue comedic as well as fitting for the scene. The story line is great, and the both MC's h...
Love the interactions between the Fantasy Mage and the Modern Tech nerd. The author was able to make the dialogue comedic as well as fitting for the scene. The story line is great, and the both MC's have great backstory. I definitely enjoy this story, as it takes a different approach to the fantasy setting than most, and the main point of having the Earthling MC not be in total control is awesome twist. Love the novel and hope for more chapters to keep pumping out, and to never run out any time soon :)
Andrew Reise Author
Entertaining. Has flaws, but if you like LitRPG this is probably a good fit for you.
Harsha
Liked the concept but the comedy gets stale by the second volume. Too much emphasis in parts of the story that don't need it. Pacing is not that great. Initial plot was good but the concept gets borin...
Liked the concept but the comedy gets stale by the second volume. Too much emphasis in parts of the story that don't need it. Pacing is not that great. Initial plot was good but the concept gets boring due to the writing.