Armed conflicts erupt throughout the world. The compulsive appetites of the Dragon Empire are plain as day, but not all is so simple. Unexpected allies and enemies, secret intrigues and open hostility – that’s what awaits me, Alexander Galaxius, right now.
On the other hand, a troubled time is a good time to stay under the radar, level up, and train the best army in this world, modeled after the Legions of the Hunters.
Plus... Maybe I can find myself some full-fledged apprentices here?
I really enjoy the overall story but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
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A few errors here and there, or maybe not so few, not just text issues but also minor plot points like the following:
Inconsistent plot sucks big diseased DD!🙁
Then we have the passage of time which is poorly handled to the point of not making sense at all.
But worst of all is the overwhelming shift to 'tell' instead of show in story delivery. All to the point that it reads more like a synopsis instead of a proper story.
I know people, it has been a while since I have dropped a book review. Sometimes life just gets in the way. We are onto book 16 of this series. This is probably the best series being put out by Magic Dome books at this time that is ongoing. At least for me I enjoy it. It’s got lots of action. It’s got funny characters. You’ve got politics. You’ve got rift jumping. You’ve got monsters. You’ve got magic. You’ve got romance. You’ve got manly men and womenly women. And then you’ve got creature characters there’s out in the samurai rat there’s the honey badger whose name has suddenly escaped me. And then you’ve got snoop. Some kind of shadow creature that likes the good old-fashioned five finger discount. He also likes playing pranks and ice cream. Seriously if you’ve been reading the series, you know all this. If you haven’t read the series and you came across this review go pick up book one and start a journey that hopefully you’ll enjoy. I’m looking forward to so many more books in the series like I hope the series is still going when I’m on my deathbed. I’m going to read the next book in the series.
Don’t worry, I did send a list of the few mistakes I found. Hopefully that will make somebody else’s reading experience even better. 8/10
I received a review copy of this book. The Hunter's Code book 16, continues the story of the main character, who finally (although not entirely by choice) advances in the path of political gain, as well as of course, besting more enemies, fighting more battles, ruins the best laid plans of others (that's always fun to watch), and just generally becomes a thorn in the side others, either by design, or sometimes through no fault of his own, but nonetheless, it makes for interesting reading, and I'm most certainly looking forward to the next book in the series.
Another eventful story with an interesting twist at the very end.
Xander sabotages the Chinese war efforts, prepares for his double wedding, while the drunk duo goes on a railroad trip. Odin rises to new heights but Shnoop doesn't shine enough this time. I liked Khrulyov's payback.
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The timeline of Arina seems to contradict the history.
Who is drunk grandpa? As he is afraid to be recognised by the elite.
I think every reader needs to start doing this to force authors to write a quick Recap chapter, which readers can skip if they remember, and those who don't won't stop reading the series.
Book 16. The series continues to deliver. Action, humour & suspense. The story line keeps expanding. Its not going to run out of steam for some time. Enjoy.
I think every reader needs to start doing this to force authors to write a quick Recap chapter, which readers can skip if they remember, and those who don't won't stop reading the series.