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Courier Quest: A Cozy Isekai LitRPG
You have been summoned here for one reason. Trevor, you need a break.
Trevor Anderson is just another normal, overworked retail worker. All he wants is his promised promotion, a chance to use some of his vacation days without feeling guilty about it, and time for his hobbies.
While waiting patiently for his life to improve, a workplace accident changes everything for Trevor, including the world he resides in. After he bungles his way through a summoner’s questionnaire and gains the Power of an extradimensional inventory, he lands in the peaceful town of Tosa.
In a world where he can finally relax, he finds himself both unable and unwilling to sit still long enough to do it. With everything he needs to take destiny into his own hands - a clean slate, a supernatural ability, and good friends - Trevor will use his Power to live life the way he chooses to.
Trevor Anderson is just another normal, overworked retail worker. All he wants is his promised promotion, a chance to use some of his vacation days without feeling guilty about it, and time for his hobbies.
While waiting patiently for his life to improve, a workplace accident changes everything for Trevor, including the world he resides in. After he bungles his way through a summoner’s questionnaire and gains the Power of an extradimensional inventory, he lands in the peaceful town of Tosa.
In a world where he can finally relax, he finds himself both unable and unwilling to sit still long enough to do it. With everything he needs to take destiny into his own hands - a clean slate, a supernatural ability, and good friends - Trevor will use his Power to live life the way he chooses to.
493 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 4, 2024
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15 books30 followersFlossindune is an avid daydreamer and fan of tabletop role playing games. Molded in the fires of online writing forums and organized play, his journey originally led him to Royal Road where 100th Run took off and never stopped.
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February 20, 2025
I got bored. Trevor is isekai'd into a town where everyone is friendly, people give gifts to strangers for no reason, and everybody respects and aids those summoned from other worlds. There's even a Hero House where Trevor can stay for free and it has all the modern conveniences including magic refrigerators, magic trash cans, and magic microwaves. Sure, he got a lame "power" but I can't help thinking that at least some of that is the lame person who uses it lamely.
There's some creativity in the world building but the expression of it is sadly mundane. And paced slower than a snail in molasses. I don't actually know how slow that is, but I'd put money on the metaphor holding up with an impartial jury. And it doesn't help that the dialogue sounds like it was put together by eavesdropping a junior high school lunch. At the awkward kids' table.
One star for the dnf and lack of anything to care about.
There's some creativity in the world building but the expression of it is sadly mundane. And paced slower than a snail in molasses. I don't actually know how slow that is, but I'd put money on the metaphor holding up with an impartial jury. And it doesn't help that the dialogue sounds like it was put together by eavesdropping a junior high school lunch. At the awkward kids' table.
One star for the dnf and lack of anything to care about.
March 15, 2024
Boring
The interactions are what you would expect from a children's television show. The story is incredibly slow and practically non-existent the second half. The characters are sickeningly sweet. This is just a big nope.
The interactions are what you would expect from a children's television show. The story is incredibly slow and practically non-existent the second half. The characters are sickeningly sweet. This is just a big nope.
March 13, 2024
Fantastic and just what I needed.
I loved the story from start to finish. There were multiple times where I had to remind myself this was a cozy isekai because the opportunities were there that something could go wrong or off the rails. I would remember and could enjoy the story rather than worrying that things wouldn't turn out well for people.
I loved the story from start to finish. There were multiple times where I had to remind myself this was a cozy isekai because the opportunities were there that something could go wrong or off the rails. I would remember and could enjoy the story rather than worrying that things wouldn't turn out well for people.
March 5, 2024
A little bit too cute for its own good sometimes.
Want to read
November 18, 2024This is not a full review. I read through the beginning of all 300 SPFBOX contest entries. This was a book I wanted to read more of.
Called a cozy isekai LitRPG, this opening delivers on all three promises quickly while also managing to have a dry wit.
This cleverly employs the truck-kun trope in such a way that, along with its humorous narrative tone, reminds me of Douglas Adams.
This opening delights in the mundane of our reasonably ordinary MC. He has a normal life, a normal start to his day. There are minor inconveniences he tries to avoid, and minor pleasures he takes the time to enjoy, however briefly.
And then he dies. Well, that’s the genre trope, after all, which our narrative voice explains to us in this self-aware opening.
I can’t say much about the magical world our MC wakes up in, just as I can’t say much about our MC himself, because like so many stories of this genre, there is nothing of substance to differentiate them. Not yet, at least.
But there’s nothing wrong with popcorn fiction, and so far this is the best LitRPG opening I’ve read. The prose is totally competent and was a joy to read. The humor was effortless. And the twist on our MC’s truck related accident actually made me laugh.
This is a roaring success. If you’re interested in cozy books and LitRPGs, or want to read one for the first time, this seems like an excellent choice. I’m in.
Called a cozy isekai LitRPG, this opening delivers on all three promises quickly while also managing to have a dry wit.
This cleverly employs the truck-kun trope in such a way that, along with its humorous narrative tone, reminds me of Douglas Adams.
This opening delights in the mundane of our reasonably ordinary MC. He has a normal life, a normal start to his day. There are minor inconveniences he tries to avoid, and minor pleasures he takes the time to enjoy, however briefly.
And then he dies. Well, that’s the genre trope, after all, which our narrative voice explains to us in this self-aware opening.
I can’t say much about the magical world our MC wakes up in, just as I can’t say much about our MC himself, because like so many stories of this genre, there is nothing of substance to differentiate them. Not yet, at least.
But there’s nothing wrong with popcorn fiction, and so far this is the best LitRPG opening I’ve read. The prose is totally competent and was a joy to read. The humor was effortless. And the twist on our MC’s truck related accident actually made me laugh.
This is a roaring success. If you’re interested in cozy books and LitRPGs, or want to read one for the first time, this seems like an excellent choice. I’m in.
June 25, 2024
Trevor was your typical overworked retail employ, that was until he was Summoned to a new world after an accident. Blundering his way through the random questions that pop up while he is disembodied in psychedelic space, Trevor arrives in this new fantasy as a human with the power of inventory. But he takes everything in stride and decided to enjoy this little break the universe has given him.
While this is listed as a cozy litRPG, it’s also a romantsy. It sounds like a very odd mix of genres but it works oh so well. Trevor is a cinnamon roll and just wants to help other people out, but he learns a lot about taking care of himself and being selfish every now and again. As this is a cozy all of the stakes are about personal growth and it was really lovely to watch all of the characters grow. Sometimes it’s nice just to see people being genuine and honest, not to worry about bad things happening. This book easily swept me away to this idyllic world.
Though this is a “real world” the Summoned have stat points and levels like a litRPG, and all of that grow was intwined with the story. Trevor just wants to be the best damn messenger boy he can, though I will admit I kind of did want to see him weaponize his power of inventory because it sounded hilarious. But at least we get a shark girl who’s power is to summon fish and use them as weapons.
All round this was a delightful read. If you are looking for something that is laid back, character driven, with many moments that will make you laugh and smile then you will enjoy this book. Side note: This is the first litRPG I have read and I know that it is not the norm for this genre but I loved it. Even with little knowledge of litRPG or games in general I think that any reader would be able to understand that element of the story.
**Will it make you cry?** No, though it does tug on the heart strings
**Romance?** YES! And as this is a cozy the most you will get is a kiss
**Humor?** Yes, there is lots of humor from snarky Quest Master’s who throw in some sass to your quest text, to a gungho Texan with too many Earth inside jokes.
**YA/NA?** This one could vary - I think New Adult or Adult though it could be read by all ages.
**Fight Scenes?** Yes there are several sword fights, though they were a bit bland for me
**Soft/Hard magic?** Hard - this works like a RPG so everything is bound by rules
While this is listed as a cozy litRPG, it’s also a romantsy. It sounds like a very odd mix of genres but it works oh so well. Trevor is a cinnamon roll and just wants to help other people out, but he learns a lot about taking care of himself and being selfish every now and again. As this is a cozy all of the stakes are about personal growth and it was really lovely to watch all of the characters grow. Sometimes it’s nice just to see people being genuine and honest, not to worry about bad things happening. This book easily swept me away to this idyllic world.
Though this is a “real world” the Summoned have stat points and levels like a litRPG, and all of that grow was intwined with the story. Trevor just wants to be the best damn messenger boy he can, though I will admit I kind of did want to see him weaponize his power of inventory because it sounded hilarious. But at least we get a shark girl who’s power is to summon fish and use them as weapons.
All round this was a delightful read. If you are looking for something that is laid back, character driven, with many moments that will make you laugh and smile then you will enjoy this book. Side note: This is the first litRPG I have read and I know that it is not the norm for this genre but I loved it. Even with little knowledge of litRPG or games in general I think that any reader would be able to understand that element of the story.
**Will it make you cry?** No, though it does tug on the heart strings
**Romance?** YES! And as this is a cozy the most you will get is a kiss
**Humor?** Yes, there is lots of humor from snarky Quest Master’s who throw in some sass to your quest text, to a gungho Texan with too many Earth inside jokes.
**YA/NA?** This one could vary - I think New Adult or Adult though it could be read by all ages.
**Fight Scenes?** Yes there are several sword fights, though they were a bit bland for me
**Soft/Hard magic?** Hard - this works like a RPG so everything is bound by rules
March 17, 2024
Courier Quest
When a freak accident at work gets Trevor isekaied into another world, he has the chance to make two choices that will alter his fate on this new world. Naturally, he screws them both up and winds up as a human with the power of inventory. Trevor isn’t really an adventure kinda guy so this may actually work out.
This book is exactly what I needed. After a finishing an intense couple of books, it is fantastic to kick back with a relaxing cozy book. The characters had me laughing and smiling from ear to ear. Just a solid feel good book! The duel narrators were great. I personally found this one better at 1.2 speed.
Content Warning: none
When a freak accident at work gets Trevor isekaied into another world, he has the chance to make two choices that will alter his fate on this new world. Naturally, he screws them both up and winds up as a human with the power of inventory. Trevor isn’t really an adventure kinda guy so this may actually work out.
This book is exactly what I needed. After a finishing an intense couple of books, it is fantastic to kick back with a relaxing cozy book. The characters had me laughing and smiling from ear to ear. Just a solid feel good book! The duel narrators were great. I personally found this one better at 1.2 speed.
Content Warning: none
July 14, 2024
Dull everyman gets isekai'd to a fantasy world and told to treat it as a vacation. He spends most of his time doing unpaid labor for the locals, with occasional paid gigs that grant magical trinkets to make him better at work.
I gave up halfway through. "Nothing happens" isn't accurate, but nothing happens in any interesting way. Any difficulty is solved by putting more points into a stat or skill. The only character I found interesting is Wayne, another ise-guy who was a dad in his old life and takes on a father-figure role for the rest of the isekai crew. Unfortunately he's not present most of the time.
The audiobook is frustrating. Some character voices are clearly based on characters from other media, so I end up picturing those characters instead. One character's lines are inaudible during their introduction scene. It's otherwise fine. Just fine.
I gave up halfway through. "Nothing happens" isn't accurate, but nothing happens in any interesting way. Any difficulty is solved by putting more points into a stat or skill. The only character I found interesting is Wayne, another ise-guy who was a dad in his old life and takes on a father-figure role for the rest of the isekai crew. Unfortunately he's not present most of the time.
The audiobook is frustrating. Some character voices are clearly based on characters from other media, so I end up picturing those characters instead. One character's lines are inaudible during their introduction scene. It's otherwise fine. Just fine.
April 3, 2024
I really like the concept of "Cozy Isekai". The idea of being able to enjoy an alternate world story for the sake of exploring that world and just enjoying the wonder of a fantasy setting appeals to me, as not everything needs to be action and adventure. However, ignoring action and adventure is not an excuse for ignoring most of the other ingredients a good story needs.
When you don't have the inbuilt conflict of action and adventure to fall back on, an author must look elsewhere to create conflict within a story. Without conflict of some kind, there is no story being told; there is just a list of events unfolding on a page. Maybe that conflict can be found internally within the character, delivering a character study. Maybe the conflict is in the environment, where the world-building is in conflict with the protagonist's goals. Maybe it can be found in the desire to build relationships.
At its core, conflict is the need to overcome an obstacle, creating an arc by jumping the hurdle, rather than a straight line by running between two points. Describing that arc is basic storytelling, and it was missing in the first 26% of this book (at which point I gave up).
This is a story without conflict. Pretty much everything that happens is good. There is nothing to overcome or challenge the protagonist, and basically, no reason for this story to be told. The motivations are weak at best, the characters are pretty one-dimensional, and overall, this book just didn't work for me as a story. There's not even anything unique or original here, and there is nothing to hook my interest.
It gets an extra star because it isn't offensively bad, and I do really want to like this book, but it lacks some of the fundamental basics necessary to make this a good story.
When you don't have the inbuilt conflict of action and adventure to fall back on, an author must look elsewhere to create conflict within a story. Without conflict of some kind, there is no story being told; there is just a list of events unfolding on a page. Maybe that conflict can be found internally within the character, delivering a character study. Maybe the conflict is in the environment, where the world-building is in conflict with the protagonist's goals. Maybe it can be found in the desire to build relationships.
At its core, conflict is the need to overcome an obstacle, creating an arc by jumping the hurdle, rather than a straight line by running between two points. Describing that arc is basic storytelling, and it was missing in the first 26% of this book (at which point I gave up).
This is a story without conflict. Pretty much everything that happens is good. There is nothing to overcome or challenge the protagonist, and basically, no reason for this story to be told. The motivations are weak at best, the characters are pretty one-dimensional, and overall, this book just didn't work for me as a story. There's not even anything unique or original here, and there is nothing to hook my interest.
It gets an extra star because it isn't offensively bad, and I do really want to like this book, but it lacks some of the fundamental basics necessary to make this a good story.
September 20, 2025
Courier Quest by Flossindune is a cozy isekai LitRPG about Trevor, a burned-out retail worker who suddenly finds himself in another world. Instead of becoming some destined hero, he ends up with a quirky inventory ability and starts building a new life in the small town of Tosa. What follows isn’t about saving the world—it’s about healing, friendship, and finding joy in the simple things.
I absolutely loved the slice-of-life tone here. The pacing is gentle, the stakes are low but meaningful, and watching Trevor slowly grow into himself felt so rewarding. It’s refreshing to read a story where the focus isn’t constant battles or grinding, but cooking meals, running small errands, figuring out relationships, and slowly making a place for yourself.
The budding romance with Adabelle is sweet and awkward in all the best ways, and the side characters give the town a warm, lived-in feel. It’s the kind of book that makes you want to curl up with a cup of tea and just enjoy the ride.
If you’re looking for a LitRPG that leans cozy instead of combat-heavy, with a lot of heart and plenty of slice-of-life charm, Courier Quest is a perfect pick.
I absolutely loved the slice-of-life tone here. The pacing is gentle, the stakes are low but meaningful, and watching Trevor slowly grow into himself felt so rewarding. It’s refreshing to read a story where the focus isn’t constant battles or grinding, but cooking meals, running small errands, figuring out relationships, and slowly making a place for yourself.
The budding romance with Adabelle is sweet and awkward in all the best ways, and the side characters give the town a warm, lived-in feel. It’s the kind of book that makes you want to curl up with a cup of tea and just enjoy the ride.
If you’re looking for a LitRPG that leans cozy instead of combat-heavy, with a lot of heart and plenty of slice-of-life charm, Courier Quest is a perfect pick.
May 23, 2024
Courrier Quest is book one in a new series, and although it has some quirks, the story works well. It took me a while to get through this one, but I don't blame the story, it was pretty good, it just wasn't something I wanted to read at the moment. I'm hoping the second book does come out soon though, because I can't imagine where this story is going, so definitely looking for the next book in the series. This one has a whole lot of slice of life parts in it, some may not care for that, others will love it, so it's entirely up to you, but for me, I wasn't as invested in the story as I thought I should have been, I can't really point to anything that caused this, I just didn't find the story to be one of those that grabs me from the start, and doesn't let go until I finish it. I did have to work a bit to finish this one, but it was a good story nonetheless.
March 17, 2024
Not bad. This is my first time reading cozy litrpg. I absolutely love exploring the world with the MC. The highest stake in the story is probably the romance.
MC is likeable and his backstory is relatable. However, the final part of the story doesn't get enough meat throughout the book to support it. When MC says he's grown so much I can't help but feel, uh, how? Yes, he did grow a bit, but not that much. And his forever helpful attitude is hard to believe even though his backstory is one most of us can understand.
Execution of the story and characterisation could do with a bit of work. But overall, if you can overlook that, it's a fun read for pure escapism without worrying about politics, characters dying or getting involved in difficult situations, and endless fight scenes that add little to the story.
MC is likeable and his backstory is relatable. However, the final part of the story doesn't get enough meat throughout the book to support it. When MC says he's grown so much I can't help but feel, uh, how? Yes, he did grow a bit, but not that much. And his forever helpful attitude is hard to believe even though his backstory is one most of us can understand.
Execution of the story and characterisation could do with a bit of work. But overall, if you can overlook that, it's a fun read for pure escapism without worrying about politics, characters dying or getting involved in difficult situations, and endless fight scenes that add little to the story.
November 26, 2024
A difficult book to review. I enjoyed the first half of the book where the MC meets new people, goes on some small quests, builds up some stats. Really promising cosy fantasy stuff that I thoroughly enjoyed. I especially loved the audiobook narrator's take on the little shark girl, the highlight of the book!
Sadly the main character is extremely dull and his passive aggression form of tender sarcasm hurts just to listen to for someone who is actually sarcastic. Worst of all he finds a love interest. She is equally dull and the whole (pre)-romance is told in minute detail. This made the second half of the book almost unbearable to get through.
It does not label itself as a romance novel, but it is. 50% of the book is just this cringe-worthy romantic nonsense. Be warned or get excited over it, if that is your thing. It definitely is not mine.
Sadly the main character is extremely dull and his passive aggression form of tender sarcasm hurts just to listen to for someone who is actually sarcastic. Worst of all he finds a love interest. She is equally dull and the whole (pre)-romance is told in minute detail. This made the second half of the book almost unbearable to get through.
It does not label itself as a romance novel, but it is. 50% of the book is just this cringe-worthy romantic nonsense. Be warned or get excited over it, if that is your thing. It definitely is not mine.
March 8, 2024
Overall, it was a nice and relaxing read. I've read too many isekai stories, so I like it when the author puts a lot of effort into making the transition interesting. The System was a touch too sassy for my liking, but it was again a sign of the author's effort. The inventory power that the main character gets also had an interesting twist I hadn't come across before.
I would've preferred if the book had a little more stakes/danger - but to be fair, that would've not suited the vacation premise. However, the lack of stakes meant that I didn't really find the courier quests interesting - the stories attached to the deliveries were cool, but the actual delivering aspect wasn't anything special.
I would've preferred if the book had a little more stakes/danger - but to be fair, that would've not suited the vacation premise. However, the lack of stakes meant that I didn't really find the courier quests interesting - the stories attached to the deliveries were cool, but the actual delivering aspect wasn't anything special.
October 4, 2024
Immature Fedora Wearing Edgelord
I tried to get through this book. For days, I would read a chapter then have to put it down. Instead of reading about a supposedly adult make, I felt I was reading about a 14 year old kid. The author should spend a day going around and nowing to everyone he sees and then maybe he will realize that the amount of bowing in this book is utterly ridiculous. The conversation and entire mind set of the MC is based around a soy fed beta who says "Please and thank you" to people. Not please do this and then a thank you after, no please and thank you when the request. He also keeps calling the main female "Lady". Not Lady such and such, just "lady". The MC is the most cringe worthy character I have read, ever.
I tried to get through this book. For days, I would read a chapter then have to put it down. Instead of reading about a supposedly adult make, I felt I was reading about a 14 year old kid. The author should spend a day going around and nowing to everyone he sees and then maybe he will realize that the amount of bowing in this book is utterly ridiculous. The conversation and entire mind set of the MC is based around a soy fed beta who says "Please and thank you" to people. Not please do this and then a thank you after, no please and thank you when the request. He also keeps calling the main female "Lady". Not Lady such and such, just "lady". The MC is the most cringe worthy character I have read, ever.
March 23, 2024
Stand Alone?
I can see why so many people like this book. I'm a bit different though.
For me the MC was just cloyingly sweet. I don't think it's actually possible for someone to be that nice, especially a guy.
Also can someone explain how the MC managed to get anything done in a timely manner?
He spends more time bowing to people than anything else.
I did enjoy shark girl. She was a breath of fresh air through out the book.
Mistakes that I found will be listed on Goodreads.
5/10 The MC was just to sweet for my taste.
I can see why so many people like this book. I'm a bit different though.
For me the MC was just cloyingly sweet. I don't think it's actually possible for someone to be that nice, especially a guy.
Also can someone explain how the MC managed to get anything done in a timely manner?
He spends more time bowing to people than anything else.
I did enjoy shark girl. She was a breath of fresh air through out the book.
Mistakes that I found will be listed on Goodreads.
5/10 The MC was just to sweet for my taste.
June 13, 2024
A good read, as the title promised it's very cozy.
No stakes, just living life in a good environment.
I didn't quite jive with the "please and thank you", seemed a bit like thanks in advance but I guess it's a matter of familiarity.
There were some sentences that didn't make sense, which I'll attribute to needing better proofing though overall it was ok on that front.
A great plus for it being a stand-alone wrapped package with a proper ending rather than a "let's leave things open just in case $$$"
No stakes, just living life in a good environment.
I didn't quite jive with the "please and thank you", seemed a bit like thanks in advance but I guess it's a matter of familiarity.
There were some sentences that didn't make sense, which I'll attribute to needing better proofing though overall it was ok on that front.
A great plus for it being a stand-alone wrapped package with a proper ending rather than a "let's leave things open just in case $$$"
November 19, 2024
This is... wholesome :)
I needed something light and nice and cozy in between, and that is exactly what I got. It's a comfy book, without fighting, or really super much conflict. And still the author managed to give me wholly rounded characters, an interesting story, quite some fun, and all around an enjoyable time.
Don't read this if you want lots of action, because you will be disappointed. But if you want a nice, cozy time in a litRPG world with some fun characters and just random exploring, this is for you. Can recommend, I enjoyed the read a lot.
I needed something light and nice and cozy in between, and that is exactly what I got. It's a comfy book, without fighting, or really super much conflict. And still the author managed to give me wholly rounded characters, an interesting story, quite some fun, and all around an enjoyable time.
Don't read this if you want lots of action, because you will be disappointed. But if you want a nice, cozy time in a litRPG world with some fun characters and just random exploring, this is for you. Can recommend, I enjoyed the read a lot.
December 8, 2024
This is quite a different take on the whole Isekai genre. There are other summoned , and the MC gets the fantastic power of Inventory, while the destructive powers go to the others.
This lead to a lot less action than other novels of the genre, but that's ok, because it's a different kind of story. It's as Cozy as the title says. It's a love story in an Isekaid context.
It has a nice sense of humor, and some characters that we get to see developing through the adventure.
Prepare to see some serious uses of magic, as you'll ever see raining fishes.
This lead to a lot less action than other novels of the genre, but that's ok, because it's a different kind of story. It's as Cozy as the title says. It's a love story in an Isekaid context.
It has a nice sense of humor, and some characters that we get to see developing through the adventure.
Prepare to see some serious uses of magic, as you'll ever see raining fishes.
July 20, 2025
Cozy indeed
I like this book because it is cozy. Trevor finally gets a break from work, and a chance to think about what he feels, values, and wants to do, now that he has space to breathe and a financial safety net in this new world. His relationships and connections with many different people are wholesome and feel authentic. As a working person who values more in life than a soul grinding job, but needs the money to live, Trevor's situation is relatable and I like how he faces change.
I like this book because it is cozy. Trevor finally gets a break from work, and a chance to think about what he feels, values, and wants to do, now that he has space to breathe and a financial safety net in this new world. His relationships and connections with many different people are wholesome and feel authentic. As a working person who values more in life than a soul grinding job, but needs the money to live, Trevor's situation is relatable and I like how he faces change.
August 29, 2024
This book is a slice of life litrpg cozy book about a guy who works at Amazon getting taken to a new world. It's very slow and very relaxed. There are no conflicts in this book and it just moves along which makes it feel a little off.
If you want a relaxing book all about a person delivering items in a relaxing world, this is probably great. I do think the author ran out of steam in the last tenth of the book.
If you want a relaxing book all about a person delivering items in a relaxing world, this is probably great. I do think the author ran out of steam in the last tenth of the book.
September 9, 2024
Not that many quests
Ok, I couldn't get into the whole story. The romance between Trevor and Adabelle, which the book continued to call demonkin, was a bit weird. This was a courier quest story, but it felt more like a sappy love story, with not that many quests. I loved Trevor's power of inventory and would've loved to see more quests and adventures with him finding ways to use his power.
Ok, I couldn't get into the whole story. The romance between Trevor and Adabelle, which the book continued to call demonkin, was a bit weird. This was a courier quest story, but it felt more like a sappy love story, with not that many quests. I loved Trevor's power of inventory and would've loved to see more quests and adventures with him finding ways to use his power.
May 25, 2025
Awesome premise
Well I went into this book with no expectations and I was floored. Trevor's travels and growth throughout this story were fantastic and I love the accompanying summoned that ended up being there for him
There was so many different fun things that kept me just wanting more of the story. This is one of those true to the title stories that just make you feel good as you read it.
Well I went into this book with no expectations and I was floored. Trevor's travels and growth throughout this story were fantastic and I love the accompanying summoned that ended up being there for him
There was so many different fun things that kept me just wanting more of the story. This is one of those true to the title stories that just make you feel good as you read it.
July 14, 2025
a wonderfully wholesome slice of life adventure
Tell me why this made me tear up in public 3 times? This is such a wonderful story that holds your hand and gently takes you on a relaxing vacation. Such a wonderfully optimistic and loving world, and a very well written romance that just works. Sometime you need a palate cleanser from all the angst and this is what the doctor ordered.
Tell me why this made me tear up in public 3 times? This is such a wonderful story that holds your hand and gently takes you on a relaxing vacation. Such a wonderfully optimistic and loving world, and a very well written romance that just works. Sometime you need a palate cleanser from all the angst and this is what the doctor ordered.
April 11, 2024
Summoned to another world
Wow what a wonderful story. I highly recommend especially for young adults . Wonderful world building. Proof that you don't always have to be adventure with a sword to be useful. Dungeon is mentioned but no dungeon diving. And a nice romance. No s**. Please give this author a read.
Wow what a wonderful story. I highly recommend especially for young adults . Wonderful world building. Proof that you don't always have to be adventure with a sword to be useful. Dungeon is mentioned but no dungeon diving. And a nice romance. No s**. Please give this author a read.
April 12, 2024
Cozy and relaxing
I loved this. It was cute, cozy, and complete. No cliff hangers or major conflict. Just a guy summoned to a new world with a ton of inventory space who figures out how to slow down. Help people. But not neglect himself. It doesn't need another book, but if read it if a sequel was written.
I loved this. It was cute, cozy, and complete. No cliff hangers or major conflict. Just a guy summoned to a new world with a ton of inventory space who figures out how to slow down. Help people. But not neglect himself. It doesn't need another book, but if read it if a sequel was written.
October 28, 2024
Reading this gave me all the cozy vibes I was looking for. The romantic subplot was adorable, especially with the romance being extremely innocent and sweet. I knew I'd like this book when I read the synopsis, but I didn't think it'd get anything past 4 Stars. This was such a a good time, and a great reprieve from the other books I've read this month with darker themes.
January 31, 2025
This is the perfect cozy LitRPG if you are looking for zero big conflicts and the tiniest bit of witnessed combat. Even the thing that you think might cause conflict between Trevor and Adabelle just leads to healthy conversation. This book made me laugh a lot and think a little (I still say Summon Ice Cream would be an excellent Power) and was generally just a Good Time.
April 23, 2025
This is a cozy isekai of the highest sort, so if you're looking for action, it's not for you. Trevor's story is one of personal growth and finding happiness. As someone who once worked retail, I really identified with a lot of his struggles and mindset, and reading this book was very healing and just felt like a warm hug.
March 11, 2024
Great story
Really great, relaxing story. Fantastic writing, good characters, and an interesting world. Overall, excellent book! I'll be checking out the other stories the author has out!
Really great, relaxing story. Fantastic writing, good characters, and an interesting world. Overall, excellent book! I'll be checking out the other stories the author has out!
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