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Empress of the Undead
Lilith's life was a mess, defined by junk food, high cholesterol, and forgotten dreams. The day she finally decided to change, she died in a fiery explosion... only to awaken as the lowest of the a skeleton.
Trapped in a 24-hour speedrun for her soul, she was given a single complete seven evolutions or perish forever. But Lilith was a hardcore gamer. She didn't just clear the tutorial—she completed its ultimate challenge.
Now, the real game begins.
Reborn with her idealized body and the SSS-Rank Talent [Empress of the Undead], Lilith arrives in the Eternal Lands, a battleground for countless lords from myriad civilizations.
This is a core Kingdom Building LitRPG.
No longer a weak skeleton, she is now a Lord, tasked with building a domain from a single ruined shack. She must gather resources, upgrade her structures, and expand her territory. As the [Empress of the Undead], she is the absolute sovereign of all undead, destined to forge an empire that will span worlds.
Her undead units may be weak at first, but they possess a strategic advantage that makes every living Lord they require no food, feel no fatigue, and are truly immortal.
She is not alone. Lords from countless civilizations are all fighting for survival and supremacy. To win in this brutal RTS game, Lilith must use her hardcore gamer's intellect, her unique undead army, and her absolute dominion over death to crush all competition.
The rise of the Undead Empire has begun! If you love watching a protagonist build a kingdom from scratch, and ultimately command vast undead armies to dominate the battlefield, you can't miss this LitRPG epic.
Kingdom Building, Lord vs. Lord, RTS Combat, an Undead Empire, System Upgrades.
Trapped in a 24-hour speedrun for her soul, she was given a single complete seven evolutions or perish forever. But Lilith was a hardcore gamer. She didn't just clear the tutorial—she completed its ultimate challenge.
Now, the real game begins.
Reborn with her idealized body and the SSS-Rank Talent [Empress of the Undead], Lilith arrives in the Eternal Lands, a battleground for countless lords from myriad civilizations.
This is a core Kingdom Building LitRPG.
No longer a weak skeleton, she is now a Lord, tasked with building a domain from a single ruined shack. She must gather resources, upgrade her structures, and expand her territory. As the [Empress of the Undead], she is the absolute sovereign of all undead, destined to forge an empire that will span worlds.
Her undead units may be weak at first, but they possess a strategic advantage that makes every living Lord they require no food, feel no fatigue, and are truly immortal.
She is not alone. Lords from countless civilizations are all fighting for survival and supremacy. To win in this brutal RTS game, Lilith must use her hardcore gamer's intellect, her unique undead army, and her absolute dominion over death to crush all competition.
The rise of the Undead Empire has begun! If you love watching a protagonist build a kingdom from scratch, and ultimately command vast undead armies to dominate the battlefield, you can't miss this LitRPG epic.
Kingdom Building, Lord vs. Lord, RTS Combat, an Undead Empire, System Upgrades.
- GenresFantasy
568 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2025
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February 8, 2026
Good
One of the best books I've read recently. Like the characters and the setting. What a way to make the Mc appreciate mideval luxuries
One of the best books I've read recently. Like the characters and the setting. What a way to make the Mc appreciate mideval luxuries
January 24, 2026
makes no sense
Look, I enjoy a good OP character but it’s got to make sense.
You can’t just expect the reader to believe a 10 year shut in with no physical experience is a crack shot with a bow without at least explaining the reasoning behind it. It’s not hard ‘she had small training as child’ something along them lines.
Additionally the sudden acceptance of her situation without any mental response is just stupid. No one and I mean no one would just accept it in real life.
This is all in the first chapter too, as I didn’t make it any further.
Look, I enjoy a good OP character but it’s got to make sense.
You can’t just expect the reader to believe a 10 year shut in with no physical experience is a crack shot with a bow without at least explaining the reasoning behind it. It’s not hard ‘she had small training as child’ something along them lines.
Additionally the sudden acceptance of her situation without any mental response is just stupid. No one and I mean no one would just accept it in real life.
This is all in the first chapter too, as I didn’t make it any further.
March 16, 2026
She used to be a fat shut-in.
Now she's a psychopath murderer with zero compassion and humanity. Doesn't make sense. How did she become a mass murderer psychopath? She gives the orders to have someone murdered right in front of her, and has zero regret, or any other feelings about it. She does take her clothes tho, she's real happy about getting some extra clothes off of the girl she murdered.
The MC is told about a fellow Human girl being endlessly raped by goblins... Does she try to save them? Nope. Not just that, but she just says "not my problem". Not that she "can't save them because she is still too weak", just does not care at all. Once she takes over the goblins, days later, the girl is pregnant by a goblin and just wants to die. She kills her, and thinks nothing of it. Like WTF?
I know she is cosplaying as a "villain". But this is just ridiculous.
Everyone acts extremely childish, they all talk like a gen alpha trolls on twitter. It doesn't fit the scenario. These are supposed to be regular rebirthed isekai people.
I feel like this book could work, if the whole thing were just an Full Dive Online Video Game. Then the extremely bloodthirsty actions, and the childish teen-speak, would all make sense. The only thing that wouldn't make sense, is the endless raping of one girl by the goblins. That would still be insane. That person would hopefully be ejected by the game, instead of going through endless trauma.
The wrong usage of the word "whale" feels really weird to me. Is this author pretending to be a gamer? But got her "gaming lingo" mixed up? A whale is not an overpowered player... A whale is a rich loser who spends 100,000 dollars on a gacha game. The author keeps referring to powerful players as "whales"... it is weird.
The use of "zerg rush" in the book is also wrong. Undeads do not zerg rush. Undeads win by attrition, they win by growing ever stronger, maintaining army numbers.
"Alliesh? Who needsh allies!? I'm sho cool and shtrwong. Hawing alliesh is like Shlavery. I will shtay solo. I am soooo stwong i dun needsh alliesh!"
🤦♂️ The main character is getting more cringe by the chapter.
Now she's a psychopath murderer with zero compassion and humanity. Doesn't make sense. How did she become a mass murderer psychopath? She gives the orders to have someone murdered right in front of her, and has zero regret, or any other feelings about it. She does take her clothes tho, she's real happy about getting some extra clothes off of the girl she murdered.
The MC is told about a fellow Human girl being endlessly raped by goblins... Does she try to save them? Nope. Not just that, but she just says "not my problem". Not that she "can't save them because she is still too weak", just does not care at all. Once she takes over the goblins, days later, the girl is pregnant by a goblin and just wants to die. She kills her, and thinks nothing of it. Like WTF?
I know she is cosplaying as a "villain". But this is just ridiculous.
Everyone acts extremely childish, they all talk like a gen alpha trolls on twitter. It doesn't fit the scenario. These are supposed to be regular rebirthed isekai people.
I feel like this book could work, if the whole thing were just an Full Dive Online Video Game. Then the extremely bloodthirsty actions, and the childish teen-speak, would all make sense. The only thing that wouldn't make sense, is the endless raping of one girl by the goblins. That would still be insane. That person would hopefully be ejected by the game, instead of going through endless trauma.
The wrong usage of the word "whale" feels really weird to me. Is this author pretending to be a gamer? But got her "gaming lingo" mixed up? A whale is not an overpowered player... A whale is a rich loser who spends 100,000 dollars on a gacha game. The author keeps referring to powerful players as "whales"... it is weird.
The use of "zerg rush" in the book is also wrong. Undeads do not zerg rush. Undeads win by attrition, they win by growing ever stronger, maintaining army numbers.
"Alliesh? Who needsh allies!? I'm sho cool and shtrwong. Hawing alliesh is like Shlavery. I will shtay solo. I am soooo stwong i dun needsh alliesh!"
🤦♂️ The main character is getting more cringe by the chapter.
February 20, 2026
This book is a bit of a mess:
- The fact that she's a gamer somehow means she's an expert with a bow
- The skeleton MC has to beat 7 increasingly difficult challenges in 24 hours to get a new chance at life. She takes 7 hours to finish the 2nd challenge. One of the possible rewards is so broken it may as well be infinite physical damage. Why? She didn't earn it at all.
- She's a generic skeleton, not known for being fast or slow. She gets a 200% speed increase, so she should now be twice as fast, so decently impressive but nothing legendary. Yet, somehow, she can outrun a dragon's breath attack.
- She gets her chance at is sent to her 'kingdom', where she 'scans the area' and comes to the conclusion there are no resources. How does she instantly know this? Did she see if there's any good stone that can be quarried? Look for ore buried underground? See if the soil is good for farming?
- It's supposed to be a kingdom builder, but she only has undead. Not much of a kingdom
- Upgrades/new buildings have a timer after which they just instantly appear. They don't have to actually be built.
- It's implied that before all of the lords arrived, the world didn't really have any sentient races (I'm not counting goblins) so not sure how kingdom building is going to work.
- Her attitude suggests she'd taking the 'I'm a necromancer so I have to be evil' route, or at least *seriously* doesn't give a shit about other people
- Loot mechanics (not a fan personally)
- Further to above, the whole thing comes off less as an Isekai, and more as writing about someone playing a game. It's doesn't feel even remotely realistic. As far as we know there's no preexisting towns, villages, etc, just the troops the lords get, so how is it kingdom building? The only food is monster meat, so scurvy for everyone! It feels more like a game with no thought to how to make it even remotely realistic.
- The fact that she's a gamer somehow means she's an expert with a bow
- The skeleton MC has to beat 7 increasingly difficult challenges in 24 hours to get a new chance at life. She takes 7 hours to finish the 2nd challenge. One of the possible rewards is so broken it may as well be infinite physical damage. Why? She didn't earn it at all.
- She's a generic skeleton, not known for being fast or slow. She gets a 200% speed increase, so she should now be twice as fast, so decently impressive but nothing legendary. Yet, somehow, she can outrun a dragon's breath attack.
- She gets her chance at is sent to her 'kingdom', where she 'scans the area' and comes to the conclusion there are no resources. How does she instantly know this? Did she see if there's any good stone that can be quarried? Look for ore buried underground? See if the soil is good for farming?
- It's supposed to be a kingdom builder, but she only has undead. Not much of a kingdom
- Upgrades/new buildings have a timer after which they just instantly appear. They don't have to actually be built.
- It's implied that before all of the lords arrived, the world didn't really have any sentient races (I'm not counting goblins) so not sure how kingdom building is going to work.
- Her attitude suggests she'd taking the 'I'm a necromancer so I have to be evil' route, or at least *seriously* doesn't give a shit about other people
- Loot mechanics (not a fan personally)
- Further to above, the whole thing comes off less as an Isekai, and more as writing about someone playing a game. It's doesn't feel even remotely realistic. As far as we know there's no preexisting towns, villages, etc, just the troops the lords get, so how is it kingdom building? The only food is monster meat, so scurvy for everyone! It feels more like a game with no thought to how to make it even remotely realistic.
February 28, 2026
I almost finished this, and I regret continuing to read it as long as I did.
The protagonist is a terrible person who does not seem to view most people as people. She casually murders someone who offended her, for example, even though they're begging for mercy and pose no threat. She feels no remorse at all, and is primarily motivated by greed and a hunger for power. Some of the secondary characters are far nicer than she is, which is part of the reason I kept going.
This book is a LitRPG, which in this case means that everyone is playing what is effectively a Real Time Strategy game patterned after games like Warcraft. After Lillith's death, she's transported to a world where she can summon underlings to gather resources and fight for her, and she can spend resources to magically create buildings that improve her little kingdom. In Lillith's case her underlings are undead like skeletons and zombies, but other "players" have human, mermen, or goblin underlings, to name a few examples.
It's not entirely a game, it's a real world with native inhabitants despite the game mechanics, and people can and do die. As I mentioned, Lillith murders one of the other players while they're helpless.
Almost all of the transported players behave like idiotic teenage boys, regardless of gender, age, or background. They use a particular flavor of gamer slang constantly, and take a very childish approach to everything. What's worse, some of the world's native inhabitants use contemporary Gen Z slang like "simping," even though they know nothing of Earth or its culture. Very few characters behave like adults, and most are almost as casual about murder as Lillith.
One odd thing is that protagonist frequently refers to herself as a "whale," meaning she's strong. That's not what "whale" means in gaming. It refers to players who spend grotesque amounts of real-world money to buy game advantages. It's usually associated with poor players who are buying victory.
I did find the exploration, growth, and battles somewhat engaging, so I can't honestly give it one star, as much as I despised most of the characters.
What finally ended my interest in the book was how focused Lillith was on killing and expanding her empire just to meet goals handed about from above by the game. She had really become a textbook Evil Overlord.
The protagonist is a terrible person who does not seem to view most people as people. She casually murders someone who offended her, for example, even though they're begging for mercy and pose no threat. She feels no remorse at all, and is primarily motivated by greed and a hunger for power. Some of the secondary characters are far nicer than she is, which is part of the reason I kept going.
This book is a LitRPG, which in this case means that everyone is playing what is effectively a Real Time Strategy game patterned after games like Warcraft. After Lillith's death, she's transported to a world where she can summon underlings to gather resources and fight for her, and she can spend resources to magically create buildings that improve her little kingdom. In Lillith's case her underlings are undead like skeletons and zombies, but other "players" have human, mermen, or goblin underlings, to name a few examples.
It's not entirely a game, it's a real world with native inhabitants despite the game mechanics, and people can and do die. As I mentioned, Lillith murders one of the other players while they're helpless.
Almost all of the transported players behave like idiotic teenage boys, regardless of gender, age, or background. They use a particular flavor of gamer slang constantly, and take a very childish approach to everything. What's worse, some of the world's native inhabitants use contemporary Gen Z slang like "simping," even though they know nothing of Earth or its culture. Very few characters behave like adults, and most are almost as casual about murder as Lillith.
One odd thing is that protagonist frequently refers to herself as a "whale," meaning she's strong. That's not what "whale" means in gaming. It refers to players who spend grotesque amounts of real-world money to buy game advantages. It's usually associated with poor players who are buying victory.
I did find the exploration, growth, and battles somewhat engaging, so I can't honestly give it one star, as much as I despised most of the characters.
What finally ended my interest in the book was how focused Lillith was on killing and expanding her empire just to meet goals handed about from above by the game. She had really become a textbook Evil Overlord.
February 13, 2026
Great Story…but
Now I will start to say that I really enjoy the story as I had been looking for a good kingdom builder/survival-ish type story. Now what I loathe more than anything is inconsistency. As a reader it is tragic to basically have to turn my brain off at times and just look at the overall story instead of the details. This is a kingdom builder and there are levels I like to track that type of stuff. I find it part of the enjoyment but that’s where consistency comes in. You can’t tell me someone listed 15 of an item, sold everything and then calculate the profit based on 10 items sold. Where did the other 5 vanish and this is literally the same page. A few chapter back said made it to level 7 and cool new upgrade to weapon but now we just made it to level 5 or 6 and now we are pushing for 7…how? There are quite a few times that things like this happen and it is tragic to me cause I really enjoyed the story. I’ll keep reading but damn do I hope that this problem gets rectified in future books.
Now I will start to say that I really enjoy the story as I had been looking for a good kingdom builder/survival-ish type story. Now what I loathe more than anything is inconsistency. As a reader it is tragic to basically have to turn my brain off at times and just look at the overall story instead of the details. This is a kingdom builder and there are levels I like to track that type of stuff. I find it part of the enjoyment but that’s where consistency comes in. You can’t tell me someone listed 15 of an item, sold everything and then calculate the profit based on 10 items sold. Where did the other 5 vanish and this is literally the same page. A few chapter back said made it to level 7 and cool new upgrade to weapon but now we just made it to level 5 or 6 and now we are pushing for 7…how? There are quite a few times that things like this happen and it is tragic to me cause I really enjoyed the story. I’ll keep reading but damn do I hope that this problem gets rectified in future books.
March 11, 2026
Liked the progression
Unlike most other progression stories here the character progresses rather rapidly. This is the main reason I like the story and giving it 5 stars.
However, you need to know two things that may annoy you. First, if you have writing knowledge you would know the saying “show, not tell”. Well this story usually tells rather than showing. Second, there are lots of small inconsistencies. Nothing major, just small stuff but enough that it annoyed me. Things like people knowing stuff that they shouldn’t, sometimes even the opposite. One example that comes to mind is towards the end one person gets surprised that she is a woman even though her name has goddess in it. However, these don’t affect the story much so they are just minor annoyances.
Unlike most other progression stories here the character progresses rather rapidly. This is the main reason I like the story and giving it 5 stars.
However, you need to know two things that may annoy you. First, if you have writing knowledge you would know the saying “show, not tell”. Well this story usually tells rather than showing. Second, there are lots of small inconsistencies. Nothing major, just small stuff but enough that it annoyed me. Things like people knowing stuff that they shouldn’t, sometimes even the opposite. One example that comes to mind is towards the end one person gets surprised that she is a woman even though her name has goddess in it. However, these don’t affect the story much so they are just minor annoyances.
March 16, 2026
A very fun ride
This is simple, to the point, no fluff, and constant progression. Some authors get stuck on certain characters or go into too much detail. If you’re looking to read about a badass competent character where the book simply flows without overstaying its welcome, this is for you. Also, as this is obviously an undead class, it was so refreshing to finally read an MC who didn’t flinch when it came to conflict, murder, and death. The author doesn’t try to make it super heavy. The MC doesn’t sit there and have a long internal moral debate. She is what her class and system progression demands. A ruthless leader who does what is necessary. Wish this had an audiobook…
This is simple, to the point, no fluff, and constant progression. Some authors get stuck on certain characters or go into too much detail. If you’re looking to read about a badass competent character where the book simply flows without overstaying its welcome, this is for you. Also, as this is obviously an undead class, it was so refreshing to finally read an MC who didn’t flinch when it came to conflict, murder, and death. The author doesn’t try to make it super heavy. The MC doesn’t sit there and have a long internal moral debate. She is what her class and system progression demands. A ruthless leader who does what is necessary. Wish this had an audiobook…
February 17, 2026
on to the next book
Oh so much fun to read from start to finish. I usually don’t like when they break the wall do you see that everyone is in a game or the system is talking to them quite like in this story but it was great here. The MC was amazing her companions amazing the world itself pretty good can’t complain. I powered through the book and I don’t mean struggled. I pushed through it to get to the end so I can get to the next book in the series. I had to write a review because the author asked believe me I have to get to book 2 tonight so I’ll make it quick 5.0 stars give it a read and then leave a review it’s worth it.
Oh so much fun to read from start to finish. I usually don’t like when they break the wall do you see that everyone is in a game or the system is talking to them quite like in this story but it was great here. The MC was amazing her companions amazing the world itself pretty good can’t complain. I powered through the book and I don’t mean struggled. I pushed through it to get to the end so I can get to the next book in the series. I had to write a review because the author asked believe me I have to get to book 2 tonight so I’ll make it quick 5.0 stars give it a read and then leave a review it’s worth it.
March 26, 2026
AI slop
Only read a few chapters in before it became painfully obvious that most of the book had been written by a chatbot. The point I became certain was when, after foregoing the “growth 2” trait, the system message…suddenly directly addressed her, as though it had a mind and personality, when it had never done that before-and if you’ve ever used ChatGPT, you know EXACTLY the kind of asinine, memed-on affirmation the system gave her.
I can *guarantee* that this “book” was an RP the…I refuse to call them an author, so-the poster, had with some chatbot or other.
DNF’d on chapter 4, do not recommend-boring, nonsensical, waste of good premise.
Only read a few chapters in before it became painfully obvious that most of the book had been written by a chatbot. The point I became certain was when, after foregoing the “growth 2” trait, the system message…suddenly directly addressed her, as though it had a mind and personality, when it had never done that before-and if you’ve ever used ChatGPT, you know EXACTLY the kind of asinine, memed-on affirmation the system gave her.
I can *guarantee* that this “book” was an RP the…I refuse to call them an author, so-the poster, had with some chatbot or other.
DNF’d on chapter 4, do not recommend-boring, nonsensical, waste of good premise.
January 26, 2026
It’s great! I’m a sucker for an OP main character. It’s a little heavy on the violence against women, but that’s pretty realistic considering gamer culture.
Someone complained about the mc killing people and not being traumatized. THANK GOD SHE’S NOT. It’s so annoying to read that in every other book. Who reads game lit or fantasy because they want to be reasonable? Kill more people! Be an op monster! It’s entertaining!
Someone complained about the mc killing people and not being traumatized. THANK GOD SHE’S NOT. It’s so annoying to read that in every other book. Who reads game lit or fantasy because they want to be reasonable? Kill more people! Be an op monster! It’s entertaining!
February 14, 2026
Interesting Story
An interesting story, but the dialogue is very childish and reminds me of half-baked anime lines. Not much thought process at all when it comes to dialogue. There is no fluid transitions and it’s very to the point - so much so that it shows complete lack of effort.
The concept is interesting and I’ll definitely be reading more, but hopefully the writing improves as the series continues.
An interesting story, but the dialogue is very childish and reminds me of half-baked anime lines. Not much thought process at all when it comes to dialogue. There is no fluid transitions and it’s very to the point - so much so that it shows complete lack of effort.
The concept is interesting and I’ll definitely be reading more, but hopefully the writing improves as the series continues.
March 2, 2026
highly enjoyable base builder
I enjoyed this book. Mix of necromancy and base building with isekai/reincarnation and some light kingdom politics thrown in. Decently edited. A fairly neutral FMC. I think my only “complaint” is how quickly the first section moved through her getting her race. It was almost a throw away section. But overall I very much enjoyed this book and will be eagerly continuing the series
I enjoyed this book. Mix of necromancy and base building with isekai/reincarnation and some light kingdom politics thrown in. Decently edited. A fairly neutral FMC. I think my only “complaint” is how quickly the first section moved through her getting her race. It was almost a throw away section. But overall I very much enjoyed this book and will be eagerly continuing the series
February 17, 2026
Book one
This book was a relatively fast and good read.
Editing was very good as far as I could tell. Anything I felt was wrong will be listed on Goodreads like normal.
If it was good why only three stars?
Two real reasons,
1) Sound effects! Absolutely hate having them in a book. Messes with the story that my imagination is painting. This isn't a comic book or some Asian manga.
2) She killed a girl for her clothes one minute and the next she has fuzzy slippers and sweatpants.
I know that we the reader are supposed to go, well she bought them in town and let it go,
However it was a border town around medieval level of technology. No way they are advanced enough for fuzzy slippers or sweatpants. Since we don't get to see her trading with other Lords for clothing I felt that this was out of place and a missed opportunity for some extra character interaction.
5/I0 Like I said good read if you like a seriously OP character. I'm off to find book two.
This book was a relatively fast and good read.
Editing was very good as far as I could tell. Anything I felt was wrong will be listed on Goodreads like normal.
If it was good why only three stars?
Two real reasons,
1) Sound effects! Absolutely hate having them in a book. Messes with the story that my imagination is painting. This isn't a comic book or some Asian manga.
2) She killed a girl for her clothes one minute and the next she has fuzzy slippers and sweatpants.
I know that we the reader are supposed to go, well she bought them in town and let it go,
However it was a border town around medieval level of technology. No way they are advanced enough for fuzzy slippers or sweatpants. Since we don't get to see her trading with other Lords for clothing I felt that this was out of place and a missed opportunity for some extra character interaction.
5/I0 Like I said good read if you like a seriously OP character. I'm off to find book two.
March 23, 2026
excellent story have nothing really bad to say about this book
I usually don’t read these type of books, this book is excellent and I’m glad I read it. If you like RTS you will enjoy this book. I like everything about this story. The MC is excellent. The story as well written and fast paced and I’m going to read the next book in the series
I usually don’t read these type of books, this book is excellent and I’m glad I read it. If you like RTS you will enjoy this book. I like everything about this story. The MC is excellent. The story as well written and fast paced and I’m going to read the next book in the series
February 9, 2026
Really good
I stumbled across this book and picked it up on a bit of a lark. I'm glad I did. It was quite a read. Very fun.
Do yourself a favor and give this book a chance.
Highly recommended.
I stumbled across this book and picked it up on a bit of a lark. I'm glad I did. It was quite a read. Very fun.
Do yourself a favor and give this book a chance.
Highly recommended.
February 23, 2026
A solid easy read
Really enjoyed the start of this new series. It seems to me that the main character might have things too easy, but it does make it a nice easy story to read, which I enjoy. And the world building is phenomenal.
Really enjoyed the start of this new series. It seems to me that the main character might have things too easy, but it does make it a nice easy story to read, which I enjoy. And the world building is phenomenal.
March 10, 2026
loved it
Absolutely wonderful story probably the best litrpg I’ve read, just getting into the category lately but am so glad to be here!
Wish there was more author info in terms of website etc! Just read the first book start to finish and am starting the next asap
Absolutely wonderful story probably the best litrpg I’ve read, just getting into the category lately but am so glad to be here!
Wish there was more author info in terms of website etc! Just read the first book start to finish and am starting the next asap
March 14, 2026
A captivating read!
I absolutely devoured this book! The premise is awesome, and different enough to most other litrpgs that it feels completely unique! I love the MC, and her power set! The world building is fantastic! I'm on to book 2 right now!
I absolutely devoured this book! The premise is awesome, and different enough to most other litrpgs that it feels completely unique! I love the MC, and her power set! The world building is fantastic! I'm on to book 2 right now!
January 16, 2026
Mild mannered neat becomes amoral murderer
Interesting concept and good writing, let down by a completly flat main character. I could not finish reading this book.
Interesting concept and good writing, let down by a completly flat main character. I could not finish reading this book.
February 7, 2026
Exciting and fun
Really enjoyed this. It truly was exciting and fun. Cant stop reading and can’t wait to see what happens next
Really enjoyed this. It truly was exciting and fun. Cant stop reading and can’t wait to see what happens next
February 13, 2026
First of its kind
Extremely entertaining to read! I've countless LitRPG books but this sub-genre is the first that I have ever tried and I have no regrets.
Extremely entertaining to read! I've countless LitRPG books but this sub-genre is the first that I have ever tried and I have no regrets.
February 15, 2026
Mindless reading on a bad brain day — this isn’t worth your time haha.
February 19, 2026
ok, so
I enjoyed it. The narrative moves quickly and numbers go brrrr. But there is very little in the way of character development.
This is popcorn LitRPG.
I enjoyed it. The narrative moves quickly and numbers go brrrr. But there is very little in the way of character development.
This is popcorn LitRPG.
March 4, 2026
Super fun
A bit of an OP MC story, but surprisingly fun.
I really liked the territory building aspect of the story.
A bit of an OP MC story, but surprisingly fun.
I really liked the territory building aspect of the story.
March 6, 2026
Great story!
Kept a good pace so it didn’t get boring, and good example of LitRPG story. Very satisfying! I recommend this!
Kept a good pace so it didn’t get boring, and good example of LitRPG story. Very satisfying! I recommend this!
March 20, 2026
Good
Fun King building. Constant upgrades. Good characters. A little weird with the organization of paragraphs kind of hard to follow but that was really the only weakness.
Fun King building. Constant upgrades. Good characters. A little weird with the organization of paragraphs kind of hard to follow but that was really the only weakness.
March 22, 2026
A compelling isekai LitRPG with a fast-paced plot and engaging characters.
March 22, 2026
AI written
This book was at least partially written by AI -it’s clear from how some mechanics fail to make sense. Do not recommend
This book was at least partially written by AI -it’s clear from how some mechanics fail to make sense. Do not recommend
February 5, 2026
I am really not a big fan of the 'rapey goblins' thing.
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