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I Don't Want To Level Up #3
I Don't Want To Level Up Book 3
“Clan what?” Was Rockin’s reaction when Savirei told him why her diner was so overfilled with patrons.
As so it happened, the clans started recruiting for new members and Hirvant became extremely busy all of a sudden. Thanks to the clan recruitment starting soon, people were buying items and gear from the merchant shops left and right, also making it hard for Rockin to find a new shield for himself, so he went to attend an auction at the Auction House in hope of getting one there.
The Auction House had a few special items to offer that night, with Sylfrin, a half-beast Frost Bat female slave being one of them. Finding out that the Frost Bat beastfolk could grow to become highly skilled spellcasters prompted Rockin to consider buying her. That’s when Rockin had to turn to his previous life financial knowledge, because the bidding war for Sylfrin was insane with majority of the men bidding for her simply because she was a drop dead gorgeous beauty. Nonetheless, with how cunning Rockin’s bidding was, he managed to outbid his competition, acquiring a new companion for himself in the end.
In addition to Rockin acquiring a new female companion, he started making more friends too. As shocking, if not suspicious, as it was, one of them was Tarrion. The same Tarrion who wanted to steal Ranalaiya from Rockin not that long ago. Maybe Tarrion had a change of heart after Rockin let him live or maybe it was a plot devised by someone else, but the two of them started to get along, with Tarrion ending up inviting Rockin to a party to explore a Secret Area in the dungeon that Tarrion himself knew off.
With the clan recruitment going on, Rockin acquiring a new, absolutely gorgeous, female companion, and Tarrion inviting him to explore the dungeon together, what adventures and possible dangers are awaiting Rockin down the road? Read this new book in the ‘I Don’t Want To Level Up’ series in order to find out.
I Don’t Want To Level Up (book 3) is the third book in the series, which is a work of fiction. It includes fantasy isekai, gamelit, LitRPG elements, dungeon exploration, unconventional (harem) relationships and some adult sexual content.
As so it happened, the clans started recruiting for new members and Hirvant became extremely busy all of a sudden. Thanks to the clan recruitment starting soon, people were buying items and gear from the merchant shops left and right, also making it hard for Rockin to find a new shield for himself, so he went to attend an auction at the Auction House in hope of getting one there.
The Auction House had a few special items to offer that night, with Sylfrin, a half-beast Frost Bat female slave being one of them. Finding out that the Frost Bat beastfolk could grow to become highly skilled spellcasters prompted Rockin to consider buying her. That’s when Rockin had to turn to his previous life financial knowledge, because the bidding war for Sylfrin was insane with majority of the men bidding for her simply because she was a drop dead gorgeous beauty. Nonetheless, with how cunning Rockin’s bidding was, he managed to outbid his competition, acquiring a new companion for himself in the end.
In addition to Rockin acquiring a new female companion, he started making more friends too. As shocking, if not suspicious, as it was, one of them was Tarrion. The same Tarrion who wanted to steal Ranalaiya from Rockin not that long ago. Maybe Tarrion had a change of heart after Rockin let him live or maybe it was a plot devised by someone else, but the two of them started to get along, with Tarrion ending up inviting Rockin to a party to explore a Secret Area in the dungeon that Tarrion himself knew off.
With the clan recruitment going on, Rockin acquiring a new, absolutely gorgeous, female companion, and Tarrion inviting him to explore the dungeon together, what adventures and possible dangers are awaiting Rockin down the road? Read this new book in the ‘I Don’t Want To Level Up’ series in order to find out.
I Don’t Want To Level Up (book 3) is the third book in the series, which is a work of fiction. It includes fantasy isekai, gamelit, LitRPG elements, dungeon exploration, unconventional (harem) relationships and some adult sexual content.
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Published September 30, 2024
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October 12, 2024
This book continues the interesting and sometimes weird journey of the MC and his off-the-wall unintended abuse of the game system he finds himself living with.
He adds another slave at a dramatically lower than expected price, and she joins his little adventure group and becomes a mage of immense potential with his guidance.
I wish the books weren't "fade to black".
There were only a few typos or strangely worded sentences; otherwise it was a pretty clean editing job.
I will definitely read book 4.
He adds another slave at a dramatically lower than expected price, and she joins his little adventure group and becomes a mage of immense potential with his guidance.
I wish the books weren't "fade to black".
There were only a few typos or strangely worded sentences; otherwise it was a pretty clean editing job.
I will definitely read book 4.
October 1, 2024
As usual things don't always go as planned and that's part of the entertainment in the story
October 4, 2024
Slaves!?
The main character knows that individuals have better rights than slaves. But so far, he has not thought to free his own slaves!? That would be the first step!?
The main character knows that individuals have better rights than slaves. But so far, he has not thought to free his own slaves!? That would be the first step!?
August 31, 2025
Not bad
Honestly I enjoyed book two more. This wasn't quite the same close love story book two was. Still enjoyable and the epilogue was great. Heading on to read book four
Honestly I enjoyed book two more. This wasn't quite the same close love story book two was. Still enjoyable and the epilogue was great. Heading on to read book four
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