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She of Many Dragons #1
She of Many Dragons: She of Many Dragons, Book 1
Dragons are the enemy of the kingdom, and Alice is now their master.
Living a life of grinding poverty in the General Laborer class, Alice's only hope was the System would someday notice her and reward her hard work.
That day arrives when she discovers a System-seed, a one-time chance to change from the lowest to the highest of classes.
Now, she is a rare minion-master in charge of an ever-growing horde of dragons. Dragons that will not stay small and cute forever. As each grows and multiplies, so does her power.
Alice has become She of Many Dragons.
Living a life of grinding poverty in the General Laborer class, Alice's only hope was the System would someday notice her and reward her hard work.
That day arrives when she discovers a System-seed, a one-time chance to change from the lowest to the highest of classes.
Now, she is a rare minion-master in charge of an ever-growing horde of dragons. Dragons that will not stay small and cute forever. As each grows and multiplies, so does her power.
Alice has become She of Many Dragons.
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First published October 22, 2024
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August 8, 2025
I listened to the audiobook with my husband over a couple of road trips. This was my first lit RPG genre, and I didn't mind it. It was a bit confusing at times when they'd start going through the spec numbers, I think, because i couldn't see it. Ultimately, it didn't matter, and I was able to follow the story just fine.
I enjoyed all the types of dragons and their distinct personalities and will be watching for more in this series.
I enjoyed all the types of dragons and their distinct personalities and will be watching for more in this series.
October 23, 2024
great new series!!!
A fantastic first entry to a new series. I like it better than your last series. Stayed up all night to finish it. Couldn’t put it down. Congrats I hope it goes far and exceeds your expectations as it did mine!
A fantastic first entry to a new series. I like it better than your last series. Stayed up all night to finish it. Couldn’t put it down. Congrats I hope it goes far and exceeds your expectations as it did mine!
October 2, 2026
She of Many Dragons is a story with a very fun premise that definitely feels like it was originally written and published on Royal Road. While it's not bad to the point where it feels like the narrative is wasting your time(which is a pretty significant achievement for a LitRPG story), it's still clear that it's been largely freestyled, rather than meticulously planned in advance.
For instance, there is a central story arc concerning the activity of certain individuals operating outside the law by abducting low classed individuals from the streets, which loosely ties into a larger arc concerning the rise of a mysterious dark lord, yet the story meanders a bit while going through said arc. There are definitely some convenient coincidences involved in making the whole thing line up, like the protagonist wondering about the abduction, deciding to flee the city after an attack by the dark forces, and then going on a three day journey on a random ship that just happens to lead her to the source of the abductions. And, while the story is a part of a larger series, it also feels like book one left some loose ends, like how the protagonist recruits two street urchins, telling them that she'll find them, only to never follow up on that in the book. In short, while it does not feel like the story has no idea where it's going, it's also quite clear that it is not entirely sure how to get to its destination.
The world of She of Many Dragons is your standard LitRPG fare – a vaguely medieval, boilerplate fantasy thing, featuring stuff like guilds, levels, class-based segregation, etc. There's a pretty obvious drought of originality in the worldbuilding department, and what little of interest there is stumbles on the LitRPG aspects of the story, which, as is tradition, are hard at work trying to undermine the rest of worldbuilding, making it feel a lot more silly and a lot less real. All in all, the worldbuilding was neither good nor bad, which, as far as my experience with the genre goes, is a fairly solid result, all things considered.
So while the narrative or the world it's set in didn't actively enhance the experience, they enabled the part of it I enjoyed quite a bit. Which is, of course, the protagonist in her role as She of Many Dragons and her many dragons! Every one of them has a unique personality, appearance and abilities, and while all of them like the protagonist and are more than willing to help her out, they often disagree on the best way to do that, both among themselves and with the protagonist herself. I think that in this, the story strikes a good balance between ensuring that the dragons don't overshadow the protagonist and making sure that they are not seen as just tools for her to use, but rather as companions and, indeed, friends.
The story also reveals that the protagonist can "tame" "wild" dragons with her ability, but handles the matter with great care, so I'm left quite content with that. Generally, it seems that the protagonist ends up in this role of solving dragon-related troubles, not through the usual route of violence, but through diplomacy and understanding, which is a trope we need to see more of for sure.
And last but not least: what do you think our protagonist gains as she progresses in her super-duper legendary class? Magic powers? Draconic endurance? Inhuman strength? No, more dragons! And that, I think, is the true beauty of the premise, as there can never be too many dragons.
For instance, there is a central story arc concerning the activity of certain individuals operating outside the law by abducting low classed individuals from the streets, which loosely ties into a larger arc concerning the rise of a mysterious dark lord, yet the story meanders a bit while going through said arc. There are definitely some convenient coincidences involved in making the whole thing line up, like the protagonist wondering about the abduction, deciding to flee the city after an attack by the dark forces, and then going on a three day journey on a random ship that just happens to lead her to the source of the abductions. And, while the story is a part of a larger series, it also feels like book one left some loose ends, like how the protagonist recruits two street urchins, telling them that she'll find them, only to never follow up on that in the book. In short, while it does not feel like the story has no idea where it's going, it's also quite clear that it is not entirely sure how to get to its destination.
The world of She of Many Dragons is your standard LitRPG fare – a vaguely medieval, boilerplate fantasy thing, featuring stuff like guilds, levels, class-based segregation, etc. There's a pretty obvious drought of originality in the worldbuilding department, and what little of interest there is stumbles on the LitRPG aspects of the story, which, as is tradition, are hard at work trying to undermine the rest of worldbuilding, making it feel a lot more silly and a lot less real. All in all, the worldbuilding was neither good nor bad, which, as far as my experience with the genre goes, is a fairly solid result, all things considered.
So while the narrative or the world it's set in didn't actively enhance the experience, they enabled the part of it I enjoyed quite a bit. Which is, of course, the protagonist in her role as She of Many Dragons and her many dragons! Every one of them has a unique personality, appearance and abilities, and while all of them like the protagonist and are more than willing to help her out, they often disagree on the best way to do that, both among themselves and with the protagonist herself. I think that in this, the story strikes a good balance between ensuring that the dragons don't overshadow the protagonist and making sure that they are not seen as just tools for her to use, but rather as companions and, indeed, friends.
The story also reveals that the protagonist can "tame" "wild" dragons with her ability, but handles the matter with great care, so I'm left quite content with that. Generally, it seems that the protagonist ends up in this role of solving dragon-related troubles, not through the usual route of violence, but through diplomacy and understanding, which is a trope we need to see more of for sure.
And last but not least: what do you think our protagonist gains as she progresses in her super-duper legendary class? Magic powers? Draconic endurance? Inhuman strength? No, more dragons! And that, I think, is the true beauty of the premise, as there can never be too many dragons.
April 29, 2025
Absolutely adorable
The most adorables possible
I love this book so much
The most adorables possible
I love this book so much
March 30, 2025
Continuing on my bit of a dragon kick in books, I next chose to read this book. In a world where a person's individual life skills and status are dictated by a mysterious "System", a young woman named Alice, whose status is the lowest of the low, finds and takes a chance to change her status, transforming her into a dragon master in the making. So how was the book?
Sadly, I was very disappointed in this. The story sounded intriguing, and it started off well, but soon it just started to go downhill when the story and the character motivations started meandering with no clear goal. As I said, the story starts off well, setting up the main character and her living situation smoothly, making her actions on changing her status understandable. Soon enough she obtains her first dragon, then starts obtaining more as she ventures into the outside world and stars to explore the possibilities her dragons and their varied abilities now grant her. But the problems start off soon enough, as the story starts to spin its wheels and seems to have no clear goal in sight. There's mainly a lot of going from point A to point B seemingly on a whim, and while some antagonists show up a couple of times, there seem to be just small obstacles rather than a clear goal, with the eventual confrontations lacking in excitement or tension. the narrative is also quite repetitive (how many times do we have to hear about Prim on Alice's shoulder, or making Alice look good and regal with her illusions) and with quite a few grammar mistakes
Having the main character we have here really doesn't help the book. Alice starts off as fairly likable and relatable, but that goes downhill soon enough, as her personality undergoes quite a change. She becomes often very selfish, arrogant, mean-spirited, and also fluctuating between a coward, an intense paranoid, and just an idiot. Her personality jumps all over the place, making her a very inconsistent character, not helped by how much the story leans on protagonist induced morality, instances when she's aggressive towards people or looks down on them for no reason (such as a moment when she's scandalized and annoyed at a person "telling her what to do" when said person is just letting her know how to stay safe against a threat she knows nothing about) and it makes her look as if she's in the right, or how often she steals and it's again portrayed as being totally okay because it's "for her dragons". With how inconsistent of a character Alice is, the one thing that was genuinely consistent about her was how badly she annoyed me.
With an unlikable protagonist, and a story that just shambles around with little to no clear goal, this book both disappointed and bored me, which is a huge bummer, because the idea of it sounded so good. It wasn't outright terrible, but it was still pretty bad. I won't be continuing this series.
Sadly, I was very disappointed in this. The story sounded intriguing, and it started off well, but soon it just started to go downhill when the story and the character motivations started meandering with no clear goal. As I said, the story starts off well, setting up the main character and her living situation smoothly, making her actions on changing her status understandable. Soon enough she obtains her first dragon, then starts obtaining more as she ventures into the outside world and stars to explore the possibilities her dragons and their varied abilities now grant her. But the problems start off soon enough, as the story starts to spin its wheels and seems to have no clear goal in sight. There's mainly a lot of going from point A to point B seemingly on a whim, and while some antagonists show up a couple of times, there seem to be just small obstacles rather than a clear goal, with the eventual confrontations lacking in excitement or tension. the narrative is also quite repetitive (how many times do we have to hear about Prim on Alice's shoulder, or making Alice look good and regal with her illusions) and with quite a few grammar mistakes
Having the main character we have here really doesn't help the book. Alice starts off as fairly likable and relatable, but that goes downhill soon enough, as her personality undergoes quite a change. She becomes often very selfish, arrogant, mean-spirited, and also fluctuating between a coward, an intense paranoid, and just an idiot. Her personality jumps all over the place, making her a very inconsistent character, not helped by how much the story leans on protagonist induced morality, instances when she's aggressive towards people or looks down on them for no reason (such as a moment when she's scandalized and annoyed at a person "telling her what to do" when said person is just letting her know how to stay safe against a threat she knows nothing about) and it makes her look as if she's in the right, or how often she steals and it's again portrayed as being totally okay because it's "for her dragons". With how inconsistent of a character Alice is, the one thing that was genuinely consistent about her was how badly she annoyed me.
With an unlikable protagonist, and a story that just shambles around with little to no clear goal, this book both disappointed and bored me, which is a huge bummer, because the idea of it sounded so good. It wasn't outright terrible, but it was still pretty bad. I won't be continuing this series.
January 2, 2025
A fun idea brought low by an inconsistent main character. She is presented as someone desperate to change her situation. Once given exactly that, she spends the rest of the book flipping between a coward and an unthinking fool. This was obviously just a setup book, so hopefully, this character can mature into someone worth reading about in book two.
December 2, 2024
An Adventure
A common of age story with a female MC involving dragons. Usually when I bump into a coming-of-age story with a female MC involving dragons, there’s inevitably a love interest thank goodness that is not here. Young girl gets a new class. Doesn’t know what to do has to go out into the world. Less action more adventure. Neither good nor bad just something you need to understand. Not every dragon is big fire breathing instead it’s more story driven. Good overall I didn’t want a bit more action, but more books will come in the future. Good from start to finish overall I would give it 4.5 stars.
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I always write a message to the author for any book that I find good and compelling. I enjoyed the book from start to finish. It was more adventure and less action than I expected. I tend to crave more action than adventure, but this kept me entertained. I do have one issue and it’s pretty big, but it has to be mentioned the MC she has a class but she doesn’t have any skills herself. I realize the dragons are the driving force here, but I had hoped she would be able to do something. I thought it would’ve been nice that when she took on one of those other classes, you know as an illusion, she would get some skill, even if it’s just a level one scale, but she can’t do anything. I mean that in the literal sense she can’t do anything. Any other class placed in a room with her technically has more skill than her because she can’t do anything. The dragons do everything. I think that might be a bit of an issue. If you separate her from the dragons, she’s literally useless more useless than anyone else. Not to be critical, but that’s how the system here is working out so far. As I said, though good series, can’t wait to see what’s next. I thought the end was a bit predictable. I knew the nature dragon would become hers, but I thought we maybe should’ve got a little bit more violence at the end. One dragon bit another person in half and that was it. Again, I was looking for just a tad bit more action. Oh well, can’t wait to see what’s next. Keep up the good work.
A common of age story with a female MC involving dragons. Usually when I bump into a coming-of-age story with a female MC involving dragons, there’s inevitably a love interest thank goodness that is not here. Young girl gets a new class. Doesn’t know what to do has to go out into the world. Less action more adventure. Neither good nor bad just something you need to understand. Not every dragon is big fire breathing instead it’s more story driven. Good overall I didn’t want a bit more action, but more books will come in the future. Good from start to finish overall I would give it 4.5 stars.
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I always write a message to the author for any book that I find good and compelling. I enjoyed the book from start to finish. It was more adventure and less action than I expected. I tend to crave more action than adventure, but this kept me entertained. I do have one issue and it’s pretty big, but it has to be mentioned the MC she has a class but she doesn’t have any skills herself. I realize the dragons are the driving force here, but I had hoped she would be able to do something. I thought it would’ve been nice that when she took on one of those other classes, you know as an illusion, she would get some skill, even if it’s just a level one scale, but she can’t do anything. I mean that in the literal sense she can’t do anything. Any other class placed in a room with her technically has more skill than her because she can’t do anything. The dragons do everything. I think that might be a bit of an issue. If you separate her from the dragons, she’s literally useless more useless than anyone else. Not to be critical, but that’s how the system here is working out so far. As I said, though good series, can’t wait to see what’s next. I thought the end was a bit predictable. I knew the nature dragon would become hers, but I thought we maybe should’ve got a little bit more violence at the end. One dragon bit another person in half and that was it. Again, I was looking for just a tad bit more action. Oh well, can’t wait to see what’s next. Keep up the good work.
April 4, 2025
I cannot abide stories that have "upper class" be mindless jerks and "lower class" are the morally upright and respectful citizens. It's not just boring, it's lazy writing. Do better.
Now, for the major downfalls of this series. Our MC is the lowest of the low, but I don't understand why. Even assuming that the rich are big meany heads, they still would want the most specialized laborers possible. Who wants a level 20 drone when you can have a level 20 gardener, maid, cook, or whatever? It further demonstrates a lack of understanding of human nature.
Also, where Did the MC get her education? They feed her slightly better than pigs but she understands concepts such as "intricate formulae". How does she even know how to sign her name much less Advanced Mathematics?
Now, for the major downfalls of this series. Our MC is the lowest of the low, but I don't understand why. Even assuming that the rich are big meany heads, they still would want the most specialized laborers possible. Who wants a level 20 drone when you can have a level 20 gardener, maid, cook, or whatever? It further demonstrates a lack of understanding of human nature.
Also, where Did the MC get her education? They feed her slightly better than pigs but she understands concepts such as "intricate formulae". How does she even know how to sign her name much less Advanced Mathematics?
December 30, 2024
Not bad, though the character had some issues I can't quite put my finger on. Fun overall though. Not at all connected to the other series by the author, as I originally thought it might be.
October 24, 2024
Wow if you could see me right now, you'd see a grin going from ear to ear plastered across my face. Because I just finished reading She of Many Dragons, Honour Rae's newest creation! There are Dragons.🐉I loved every mesmerizing minute! And hey did I tell you that there are Dragons!!! As in many Dragons! And, I ask you who doesn’t need more Dragons in their lives? The book starts with Alice a General Laborer a low class worker who finds a class seed in the form of a golden egg layed by a prized hound along with a bunch of pups. A class seed would change her life forever, for good or bad. Should she open it, or should she sell it! 🤔 It really wasn't a decision at all, of course she'd tempt fate and trust in her chances. And when she opened the seed her class changed to 'She of Many Dragons' and a golden dragon popped out! Alice had been led to believe that Dragons were evil, controlled by dark magic, but as soon as she looked into the golden eyes she knew that this wasn't it just couldn't be evil! And it was her's. Skyrocketing it's way into my heart, and my top favorite book!!!
So yeah go get the book and sit back enjoying the Dragons🐉 🐉 🐉 as they fly overhead!!!
So yeah go get the book and sit back enjoying the Dragons🐉 🐉 🐉 as they fly overhead!!!
November 21, 2024
I adored this story so much! I cannot absolutely wait for the next book! I definitely loved the narrator who made the book feel more alive and vivid. I can’t wait to see how this develops story wise. I love that she’s so confused on how it all works and the dragons have such personality to them!
March 24, 2025
A fun book
The story just zips along.
The main character is interesting.
There’s the barest, tiniest, smallest, possible hint of romance for the main character.
There were some unusual twists that I was not expecting towards the end. Nothing major, but it was neat.
There’s not huge character, development, and growth , but the main character and dragon(s) we do meet are fun.
It’s a fun ride that’s worth your time .
Some light references to premarital activities by one of the characters, but also hint that doing something like that may not go well for that character. No graphic sex or violence across the story. Some mild thematic violence/adventure.
The story just zips along.
The main character is interesting.
There’s the barest, tiniest, smallest, possible hint of romance for the main character.
There were some unusual twists that I was not expecting towards the end. Nothing major, but it was neat.
There’s not huge character, development, and growth , but the main character and dragon(s) we do meet are fun.
It’s a fun ride that’s worth your time .
Some light references to premarital activities by one of the characters, but also hint that doing something like that may not go well for that character. No graphic sex or violence across the story. Some mild thematic violence/adventure.
November 13, 2024
Too childish.
Barely YA.
Barely YA.
May 18, 2025
4.5 stars
July 6, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️.5
Fun, cute, and cozy. The narrator did a fantastic job and kept me engaged.
I was expecting a bit more based on the beginning- perhaps a darker tone? More adventure and exploration. Instead it went the cosy route. A gentle introduction to the political climate and social issues. This is the first book to a series and while it does stand in its own story wise, it felt very much like a backstory. I could have easily believed this to be a cosy standalone.
The big question now is will I get book two? I adored the dragons. Quirky personalities with intriguing possibilities. Her need based requests creating quite a collection of abilities. Very adaptable which leads to a wide range of adventures she could stumble upon next. However the characters felt a bit one dimensional. The FMC lost that fire and spark that drew me in at first.
I think it will come down to what the blurb says - what the author chooses to do next. This might just be a bit too cosy for me.
Fun, cute, and cozy. The narrator did a fantastic job and kept me engaged.
I was expecting a bit more based on the beginning- perhaps a darker tone? More adventure and exploration. Instead it went the cosy route. A gentle introduction to the political climate and social issues. This is the first book to a series and while it does stand in its own story wise, it felt very much like a backstory. I could have easily believed this to be a cosy standalone.
The big question now is will I get book two? I adored the dragons. Quirky personalities with intriguing possibilities. Her need based requests creating quite a collection of abilities. Very adaptable which leads to a wide range of adventures she could stumble upon next. However the characters felt a bit one dimensional. The FMC lost that fire and spark that drew me in at first.
I think it will come down to what the blurb says - what the author chooses to do next. This might just be a bit too cosy for me.
November 2, 2024
This was an excellent start to a new series. It is a delightful tale following our MC Alice, at the very bottom of the system ranks, as a General Laborer, who finds a system class seed enabling her to change the course of her life. I really enjoyed that the LitRPG aspect of the book was basically another term for class or caste system. When she opens the seed and changes her class to 'She of Many Dragons" and a little golden dragon hatches from the seed egg, I was hooked.
The world building was excellent and I was pulled in and couldn't put this down until I was done. I'm very much looking forward to the next in the series.
I recommend this for fans of Gamelit and would for sure read this with my son. An excellent little progression tale, with our MC leveling as a dragon tamer.
The world building was excellent and I was pulled in and couldn't put this down until I was done. I'm very much looking forward to the next in the series.
I recommend this for fans of Gamelit and would for sure read this with my son. An excellent little progression tale, with our MC leveling as a dragon tamer.
January 8, 2025
I was excited to have another book from Honour Rae after enjoying "All the Skills" series.
Alice who is ranked at the very bottom of the system as a "General Laborer" with very low skills and rewards. Then she finds a system class seed enabling her to change the course of her life. When she opens the seed and changes her class to 'She of Many Dragons" and a little golden dragon hatches from the seed egg.
After her rank changes, there is great adventures, new skills, more rewards and many dragons added to her as the story and her world advances.
The world building was excellent and I was pulled in and couldn't put this down until I was done. I'm very much looking forward to the next in the series.
Alice who is ranked at the very bottom of the system as a "General Laborer" with very low skills and rewards. Then she finds a system class seed enabling her to change the course of her life. When she opens the seed and changes her class to 'She of Many Dragons" and a little golden dragon hatches from the seed egg.
After her rank changes, there is great adventures, new skills, more rewards and many dragons added to her as the story and her world advances.
The world building was excellent and I was pulled in and couldn't put this down until I was done. I'm very much looking forward to the next in the series.
December 22, 2024
Short and sweet
I am not generally one for short books because I don't like getting attached to characters who leave too soon. This book, however, seemed just interesting enough to be worth a read. It was. I liked the unconventional twist to the normal way in which dragons and classes are used. I also appreciated the detail with which the society everything takes place in was described. It's not too much to be overwhelming. Not so little that you can't understand the driving forces behind Alice's thoughts. All the characters felt well rooted in the world and not like some alien who had never interacted with their own society before. So a good book. I enjoyed it.
I am not generally one for short books because I don't like getting attached to characters who leave too soon. This book, however, seemed just interesting enough to be worth a read. It was. I liked the unconventional twist to the normal way in which dragons and classes are used. I also appreciated the detail with which the society everything takes place in was described. It's not too much to be overwhelming. Not so little that you can't understand the driving forces behind Alice's thoughts. All the characters felt well rooted in the world and not like some alien who had never interacted with their own society before. So a good book. I enjoyed it.
October 25, 2024
Dragontastic!!!
Having read numerous different types of dragon stories, and having loved them all, I found myself wishing this book did not end as quickly as it did, a lot more than many others I have read. The way her character class, for want of a better term, interacts with the dragons she knows, without giving anything away, is wonderful and not something I have come across before.
I cannot wait for any sequels. There better be more than one. I won't be happy otherwise. 🤞
Having read numerous different types of dragon stories, and having loved them all, I found myself wishing this book did not end as quickly as it did, a lot more than many others I have read. The way her character class, for want of a better term, interacts with the dragons she knows, without giving anything away, is wonderful and not something I have come across before.
I cannot wait for any sequels. There better be more than one. I won't be happy otherwise. 🤞
October 27, 2024
A pleasant surprise!
To be honest, I added this to my list when I heard about it and then waited a while for it to release. Had forgotten about it and was hesitant to read it due to my to be read list being extremely lengthy. But I'm glad I did. The book was amazing. I look forward to the next book. I love summoner type characters, and this was right up my alley. Check it out if you like dragons and/or the Summoner archetype. Well written and very interesting, please check it out.
To be honest, I added this to my list when I heard about it and then waited a while for it to release. Had forgotten about it and was hesitant to read it due to my to be read list being extremely lengthy. But I'm glad I did. The book was amazing. I look forward to the next book. I love summoner type characters, and this was right up my alley. Check it out if you like dragons and/or the Summoner archetype. Well written and very interesting, please check it out.
January 12, 2025
Quite good...
For the love of little tiny cheese cubes, PLEASE indie authors, spring for a decent copy editor! If a characters name is spelled Brayden, there should not be two pages where it is spelled Braeden. There were several places where words were not correct. An "is" instead of an "isn't", for example. Overall, the story was quite good, pretty fast paced and the worldbuilding, while confusing at first, was pretty coherent. Did not fall into any massive tropes, but could have! I enjoyed the book and look forward to experiencing more journeys with Alice and her dragons!
For the love of little tiny cheese cubes, PLEASE indie authors, spring for a decent copy editor! If a characters name is spelled Brayden, there should not be two pages where it is spelled Braeden. There were several places where words were not correct. An "is" instead of an "isn't", for example. Overall, the story was quite good, pretty fast paced and the worldbuilding, while confusing at first, was pretty coherent. Did not fall into any massive tropes, but could have! I enjoyed the book and look forward to experiencing more journeys with Alice and her dragons!
January 22, 2026
She of Many Dragons is an excellent LitRPG. There was a lot of subtle world building. Alice begins questioning a lot of the social constructs and assumptions her society has given her. Her world would label her as a dark class simply because of her dragon friends, but she knows that they are good and helpful.
Each of the little dragons has different abilities and personalities. Alice grows from a general laborer who is looked down upon to a powerful problemsolver.
The audiobook was really well narrated.
Each of the little dragons has different abilities and personalities. Alice grows from a general laborer who is looked down upon to a powerful problemsolver.
The audiobook was really well narrated.
August 21, 2026
Great read and a great relief
Content ratings: Language PG; Violence PG; Other PG-13
I’ve had this for a long time but have put off reading it, frankly because I like All the Skills so much that I was afraid this book would disappoint. That’s where the relief comes in - I loved it. The only down side is that I wasn’t aware until I was reading it that it was a new series, having thought for some reason that it was a stand-alone book. The good news is that it starts a new series. The bad news is now I have to wait. Not the worst problem to have.
Content ratings: Language PG; Violence PG; Other PG-13
I’ve had this for a long time but have put off reading it, frankly because I like All the Skills so much that I was afraid this book would disappoint. That’s where the relief comes in - I loved it. The only down side is that I wasn’t aware until I was reading it that it was a new series, having thought for some reason that it was a stand-alone book. The good news is that it starts a new series. The bad news is now I have to wait. Not the worst problem to have.
May 11, 2025
10/10 Start!
This was such a fascinating and cool start to a series! I love the personality of all the dragons so far and love the system and skills. It felt like a real progression of character for Alice and how she sees her self in this almost new world. She was very naive and is growing in confidence now! I do wish for some more world building and feats of strength from other characters. Overall, a great start and I can’t wait for more!
This was such a fascinating and cool start to a series! I love the personality of all the dragons so far and love the system and skills. It felt like a real progression of character for Alice and how she sees her self in this almost new world. She was very naive and is growing in confidence now! I do wish for some more world building and feats of strength from other characters. Overall, a great start and I can’t wait for more!
October 29, 2024
Fun read. Honour Rae is in my list of top 5 favorite authors in the LitRPG Genre. The released books are always well paced and edited very well (which is rare in the self publishing arena). All the Skills is one of my top 5 series in the genre and now I’m looking forward to the next release in She of Many Dragons
November 25, 2024
Beautiful
I absolutely loved this book. I binge-read it as soon as I finished the excerpt. I found it comforting that Alice was able to find her place and break out of the mold she was born into. The dragons are all adorable and I loved the world building. I can’t wait for the next book!!
I absolutely loved this book. I binge-read it as soon as I finished the excerpt. I found it comforting that Alice was able to find her place and break out of the mold she was born into. The dragons are all adorable and I loved the world building. I can’t wait for the next book!!
January 1, 2025
Interesting World
Great book overall. Can’t wait for many more. A few seeming contradictory elements, such as starting with “you need a rare seed to change your class” to “if you do the stuff from a class it will change”, but overall make sense. Can’t wait to see how things progress. I can see this switching between slice of life style arcs and adventure/intrigue arcs.
Great book overall. Can’t wait for many more. A few seeming contradictory elements, such as starting with “you need a rare seed to change your class” to “if you do the stuff from a class it will change”, but overall make sense. Can’t wait to see how things progress. I can see this switching between slice of life style arcs and adventure/intrigue arcs.
April 1, 2025
Fair warning, this series has been dropped by the author according to the comment/review section on the webserial website it was first published on before it was published as a book.
Not worth getting invested in the story or characters only to never get a follow up book or learning only after reading the first one that the series will not be continued.
Not worth getting invested in the story or characters only to never get a follow up book or learning only after reading the first one that the series will not be continued.
April 30, 2025
A great start
This book hits the ground running. The main character is interesting and has strong characterization throughout the story. The plot is good but not twisty. The world building is a bit light, but the build up of various mysteries is well executed and reflects the character's lack of knowledge.
Overall, it's a great place to start a series.
This book hits the ground running. The main character is interesting and has strong characterization throughout the story. The plot is good but not twisty. The world building is a bit light, but the build up of various mysteries is well executed and reflects the character's lack of knowledge.
Overall, it's a great place to start a series.
October 14, 2025
Good for all ages with a + for YA
Entertaining story about dragons (little and big), choices and growth. Being set in a role playing game scenario actually helps with the character development. It's a good book to recommend or read aloud. It is proof that one doesn't need swearing or graphic sex or violence for an excellent tale⁰
Entertaining story about dragons (little and big), choices and growth. Being set in a role playing game scenario actually helps with the character development. It's a good book to recommend or read aloud. It is proof that one doesn't need swearing or graphic sex or violence for an excellent tale⁰
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