Chuck Taylor—once XxPussySlayer420xX, now Sir Charles Taylor, Savior of the Kingdom—has already done the impossible. He conquered the hundred floors of the Tower, defied gods and demons, and pulled a friend back from the void itself.
His reward? The cruelest grind yet.
Eight billion experience points stand between him and the fabled milestone of level 50. To breach it, Chuck must take on a royal quest to find the Forgotten Island, an uncharted land of crystalline titans, warped realities, and monsters so strong they make the Tower’s greatest horrors look like tutorial mobs.
But before he can face it, he must lead his companions through relentless the nightmare ruins of Mournhold, the dragon lords of shadowed valleys, and rituals that bend the laws of time and space. Only then can he claim passage to the Forgotten Island… where even the system itself begins to break.
There, beneath skies that fracture with light and shadow, Chuck must challenge the Prismatic Devourer, an enemy vast enough to swallow worlds. To win, he’ll need more than numbers. He’ll need persistence sharpened into legend.
The Tower was only the prologue. The Forgotten Island is the game-changer. And the grind has never been greater.
This one had me bummed. The repetitive phrases and smutty writing had me feeling like I was reading an entirely different book than the Chuck that started everything off. Just a very strange choice to focus on the poly-romance development over the optimization grind. Really hoping the author hasn’t left his origins to venture down smut writing.
Book 3 of How I Became the World’s Strongest Warrior was another fun and entertaining entry in the series. The progression, action, and character development kept me engaged, and I liked seeing the world continue to expand along with the main character’s abilities.
My biggest criticism was the smut scenes. I could have done without them entirely. They did not add much for me and sometimes felt like they interrupted the pacing of the story rather than contributing to it.
Outside of that, I really enjoyed the book. The series continues to deliver the over-the-top power progression and adventure that made me want to keep reading in the first place.
A strong installment, even if there were a few sections I would have preferred to skip.
I will start by saying I did not finish this book! I stop reading in the beginning of this book. For the same reason that I gave volume two three stars, I now give this book two. As soon as I came across another very detailed pornographic scene, I stopped. I will not finish this book. And I will not read anything else this author has to offer. So once again if you have children don't let them read this book.
If you enjoyed He Who fights with monsters or defiance of the fall you'll also enjoy Kenny King. Rich characters, humor and action. After all is said and done "the numbers must go up".
Still fun to listen to Was a little worried when everyone else started leveling Think this one of these books where everyone is over powered Sex scenes are a little more graphic but not nearly as graphic as Backyard dungeon
*Warning* Kenny King heavily uses “Ai assistance”, and recommends other authors to use more Ai. Futhermore there are no tags ot mention of Ai use on any of his book's descriptions. Just keep this info relevant while reading the book.