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Azarinth Healer #6
Azarinth Healer: Book Six
Ilea survived the eclipse on Erendar, and she didn’t return alone.
With the Meadow settling in Hallowfort and her third class finally unlocked, Ilea finds herself looking for new ways to test and improve her powers. After duelling a few locals, delving into the depths of a rotten, forgotten tomb, battle-testing her Sentinel students, and herding a literal bunch of cats, Ilea decides to get back to her roots.
The green-eyed machines left behind by the Taleen.
But this time, she’s not exploring their ancient ruins and factories on her own. Alongside her elven companions, she dives deeper into the steel-lined realm of the Taleen than she ever has before. The monstrous dwarven machines and the elves that hunt them are the perfect sparring partners for Ilea to push towards yet another fabled milestone. Level 500 and perhaps her next set of class evolutions. Maybe this time, she will finally transcend into a fleshy abomination set on devouring the world. Only time will tell.
One thing is sure, however. She will punch even harder.
Facing new threats and hissing in the face of certain doom, Ilea continues to push herself to her limit like the battle maniac she is, exploring more and more of the long-dead cities of the Taleen civilisation. There are many secrets hidden underground by the ancient dwarves, and Ilea might even stop fighting long enough to uncover a few.
With the Meadow settling in Hallowfort and her third class finally unlocked, Ilea finds herself looking for new ways to test and improve her powers. After duelling a few locals, delving into the depths of a rotten, forgotten tomb, battle-testing her Sentinel students, and herding a literal bunch of cats, Ilea decides to get back to her roots.
The green-eyed machines left behind by the Taleen.
But this time, she’s not exploring their ancient ruins and factories on her own. Alongside her elven companions, she dives deeper into the steel-lined realm of the Taleen than she ever has before. The monstrous dwarven machines and the elves that hunt them are the perfect sparring partners for Ilea to push towards yet another fabled milestone. Level 500 and perhaps her next set of class evolutions. Maybe this time, she will finally transcend into a fleshy abomination set on devouring the world. Only time will tell.
One thing is sure, however. She will punch even harder.
Facing new threats and hissing in the face of certain doom, Ilea continues to push herself to her limit like the battle maniac she is, exploring more and more of the long-dead cities of the Taleen civilisation. There are many secrets hidden underground by the ancient dwarves, and Ilea might even stop fighting long enough to uncover a few.
630 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 3, 2026
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I read this book originally on royal road and the whole series was so captivating I kept on reading, reading and reading. I think it took me around 4-6 months to read all the 900 chapters which erre available on the site, and the story kept getting better and better.
The main character is by far the most Badass FMC with incredibly fighting spirit, I alway had to grab onto something during fight to contain my excitement. This series made me love LitRPG and I have been a fan of the genre ever since.
I really recommend the book to fantasy fans, the story will be keeping you on your heels to the end.
The main character is by far the most Badass FMC with incredibly fighting spirit, I alway had to grab onto something during fight to contain my excitement. This series made me love LitRPG and I have been a fan of the genre ever since.
I really recommend the book to fantasy fans, the story will be keeping you on your heels to the end.
October 7, 2026
Still very fun. Is she massively overpowered at this point? Yep! But not god levels. Just able to trounce most of her enemies now with a few small exceptions which make for great conflict-resolution.
Her friends are fun as hell, too. I love that one particular dangling thread getting picked up again. And her friends are no slouches. That's a good thing, indeed, because she NEEDS peers. Badly.
One really notable fun bit: to think that SWIMMING IN LAVA is NURTURING and HEALING after a particular fight. I couldn't stop chortling.
It's quite easy for feel and see just how much more powerful she's getting. Solid as hell.
Her friends are fun as hell, too. I love that one particular dangling thread getting picked up again. And her friends are no slouches. That's a good thing, indeed, because she NEEDS peers. Badly.
One really notable fun bit: to think that SWIMMING IN LAVA is NURTURING and HEALING after a particular fight. I couldn't stop chortling.
It's quite easy for feel and see just how much more powerful she's getting. Solid as hell.
February 6, 2026
ridiculous
And she hasn’t peaked yet. Surviving unconscious in lava. Absurd.
The battle junkie keeps growing. Progression for progression’s sake.
I will purchase the next when it is released.
And she hasn’t peaked yet. Surviving unconscious in lava. Absurd.
The battle junkie keeps growing. Progression for progression’s sake.
I will purchase the next when it is released.
February 21, 2026
Another fun installment
Despite a slow start this series continues to be a lot of fun. Very episodic and progression driven, but it works.
Despite a slow start this series continues to be a lot of fun. Very episodic and progression driven, but it works.
February 7, 2026
Great storyline
I've enjoyed the entire series so far... The only complaint I can really give is that the author doesn't seem to keep track of the stats.
I've enjoyed the entire series so far... The only complaint I can really give is that the author doesn't seem to keep track of the stats.
February 4, 2026
two days, and now the nine month wait.
I’ve been obsessed with this series ever since I found it on Kindle. Luckily I found book 5 in December so I only had to wait around a month to be able to read book 6. It took me two days to read this book ever since it came out yesterday. And now I will fall into the despair of waiting 6 to 9 months for book 7 to be edited and released. I am sad, I am happy, if you are somehow reading this review because you found this book on Kindle, please please read this series. It is genuinely amazing.
I’ve been obsessed with this series ever since I found it on Kindle. Luckily I found book 5 in December so I only had to wait around a month to be able to read book 6. It took me two days to read this book ever since it came out yesterday. And now I will fall into the despair of waiting 6 to 9 months for book 7 to be edited and released. I am sad, I am happy, if you are somehow reading this review because you found this book on Kindle, please please read this series. It is genuinely amazing.
October 1, 2026
Finally gotten back to the series again, although not as dear of a return as I thought it would be. This book certainly has its ups and downs. Fights lasting way too long or simply being way too short, never really striking a balance between high stakes and hype or absolute tedium.
Ilea has reached the point where it doesn't really matter anymore, so I would have hoped to have more character drama or world building fill in for the lack of stakes in the fighting.
- - - SPOILERS AHEAD - - -
We finally get a conclusion to Eve's murder, albeit a bittersweet one. Kyrian is saved at long last. Yet the happiness short-lived, we don't get that much from Kyrian catching up with the others, although what we did get was somewhat okay, it didn't take long before they were back to the grind on the same island he had been stuck on for years.
The Azarinth mystery is briefly mentioned once as they fight a crazed healer that has long since lost his humanity, only for it to not matter for the rest of the book again, a gripe I've had with previous volumes too. Hopefully we'll see something more serious in book seven.
We finally get some progression again in the whole progression fantasy novel, but it is at the very end of the book, so it only really works as an eye-catch for the next volume where we get to read how it all works and impacts everything.
I really enjoyed the first two books of the series for the most part, where there was more of an interaction between Ilea and "common folk", there was more of a contrast, more to the world than just the next monster. There were power players and factions with vested interests in one area or another or how her very being was an affront to the healing orders. All very interesting and a point of potential drama and conflict, yet it hasn't really done much outside of the very first volumes. The orders are painted as big and powerful, yet you never see them around. There's no inquisition hunting her or trying to root out the mystery of the Azarinth (granted, at this point it wouldn't be realistic given her powers). But if they tried it would have been interesting to see to what lengths they'd go against such flagrant heresy against their orders, if they'd try to target her directly or if they'd go for Ravenhall or those associated with her and the Shadows and Sentinels.
Maybe my gripes will be addressed in the next volume. I simply hope for there to be more excitement and getting to know more than how violently you can make something explode with a punch or how horribly you can maim her to just keep shrugging it off. Or how all this gore and display of power is simply a shrug of the shoulders to most of the characters in the books. It's all casual violence like it just started raining on a grey autumn day, except it's blood, guts and melting skin, all while they're enjoying a casual meal at the campfire or talking about teleportation research. I know it's to fuel all the resistance training, but can we not shoehorn it in absolutely everywhere? At least have someone else react to it in a believable way.
2,5/5
Ilea has reached the point where it doesn't really matter anymore, so I would have hoped to have more character drama or world building fill in for the lack of stakes in the fighting.
- - - SPOILERS AHEAD - - -
We finally get a conclusion to Eve's murder, albeit a bittersweet one. Kyrian is saved at long last. Yet the happiness short-lived, we don't get that much from Kyrian catching up with the others, although what we did get was somewhat okay, it didn't take long before they were back to the grind on the same island he had been stuck on for years.
The Azarinth mystery is briefly mentioned once as they fight a crazed healer that has long since lost his humanity, only for it to not matter for the rest of the book again, a gripe I've had with previous volumes too. Hopefully we'll see something more serious in book seven.
We finally get some progression again in the whole progression fantasy novel, but it is at the very end of the book, so it only really works as an eye-catch for the next volume where we get to read how it all works and impacts everything.
I really enjoyed the first two books of the series for the most part, where there was more of an interaction between Ilea and "common folk", there was more of a contrast, more to the world than just the next monster. There were power players and factions with vested interests in one area or another or how her very being was an affront to the healing orders. All very interesting and a point of potential drama and conflict, yet it hasn't really done much outside of the very first volumes. The orders are painted as big and powerful, yet you never see them around. There's no inquisition hunting her or trying to root out the mystery of the Azarinth (granted, at this point it wouldn't be realistic given her powers). But if they tried it would have been interesting to see to what lengths they'd go against such flagrant heresy against their orders, if they'd try to target her directly or if they'd go for Ravenhall or those associated with her and the Shadows and Sentinels.
Maybe my gripes will be addressed in the next volume. I simply hope for there to be more excitement and getting to know more than how violently you can make something explode with a punch or how horribly you can maim her to just keep shrugging it off. Or how all this gore and display of power is simply a shrug of the shoulders to most of the characters in the books. It's all casual violence like it just started raining on a grey autumn day, except it's blood, guts and melting skin, all while they're enjoying a casual meal at the campfire or talking about teleportation research. I know it's to fuel all the resistance training, but can we not shoehorn it in absolutely everywhere? At least have someone else react to it in a believable way.
2,5/5
August 1, 2026
It took me months to pick through this book. Honestly I only read it when I had nothing else queued up. This series is super bizarre. I’ve decided it is bad. It’s just bad. I’m not sure how it’s so popular. Different strokes for different folks and all.
For one, there’s no plot. Second, the characters are flat, no growth or struggle. There’s no stakes, MC is insanely overpowered, only one side character ever has died, no one and nothing threatens the MC. The world and magic building don’t make sense. The politics of the world doesn’t fit the environment or the existence of such huge power gaps between individuals. The magic system is pointless because someone who’s in the 400s can kill stuff over 1000 levels with no explanation as to why this is the case. The combat is heavy in this series but repetitive, as we spend 90% fighting the same robots in the same places, with the rest being beasts and very rarely people. Finally the payoffs: no stakes, no interesting characters, no plot, no interesting bad guys, yeah that’s a recipe for zero payoffs.
I just don’t see how a series like this got picked up. I guess it was the royal road following. Maybe I’m being stuck up, but if this is one of the few series you’ve read in this genre, that’s why you think this is good writing? Maybe someone can clap back in the comments and explain to me why they like this series. My guess is they like the MC, and the mindless, totally safe escapism this series provides. That must be a niche in this genre. And I respect that, but it’s not what tickles my itches. Don’t think I will read the rest of the series even though I’ve been told it’s finished. Which is an odd thing to think about because what’s it even been building to?
For one, there’s no plot. Second, the characters are flat, no growth or struggle. There’s no stakes, MC is insanely overpowered, only one side character ever has died, no one and nothing threatens the MC. The world and magic building don’t make sense. The politics of the world doesn’t fit the environment or the existence of such huge power gaps between individuals. The magic system is pointless because someone who’s in the 400s can kill stuff over 1000 levels with no explanation as to why this is the case. The combat is heavy in this series but repetitive, as we spend 90% fighting the same robots in the same places, with the rest being beasts and very rarely people. Finally the payoffs: no stakes, no interesting characters, no plot, no interesting bad guys, yeah that’s a recipe for zero payoffs.
I just don’t see how a series like this got picked up. I guess it was the royal road following. Maybe I’m being stuck up, but if this is one of the few series you’ve read in this genre, that’s why you think this is good writing? Maybe someone can clap back in the comments and explain to me why they like this series. My guess is they like the MC, and the mindless, totally safe escapism this series provides. That must be a niche in this genre. And I respect that, but it’s not what tickles my itches. Don’t think I will read the rest of the series even though I’ve been told it’s finished. Which is an odd thing to think about because what’s it even been building to?
February 16, 2026
Like warm chocolate pecan pie
Recommended obvi! Reading Book 6 was like eating warm chocolate pecan pie; in a word: satisfying. Azarinth Healer is one of my favorite series of all time because of Ilea, the main character – her humor, philosophy, and drive. The interactions between her and the Meadow are always fun. In this book, we resolve a few earlier plot points, and we visit many of her old friends and even some students. (I'm not sure why we had to meet more new or up and coming Sentinels but ok, hopefully they will tie into something later in the series.) There is a light smexy angle that finally comes to fruition - it had been foreshadowed since book 4, so I was happy to get the payoff. (I've always loved that the elves in this series are different from most Tolkien-type depictions.)
I need more adjectives in general with “said ” or “smiled” because, for example, we need to know if it's a sad smile, a menacing smile, etc.
They talk about mapping a lot so it'd be nice if we were provided one because I got confused a time or three, NGL.
What I really want is more about Sulivhaan, discover that he's masked because he's distractingly gorgeous, and for him (or maybe Maro) to lock down Ilea. 😀
Notes to self / SPOILERS
There are major advances on the Taleen front with the gates & Iz. She finally gets the two elven teams together and faces a monarch for the first time. In this book we resolve both of the Eve & Kyrian plot lines. Finally, Ilea hits major milestones in her growth. Yay!
Recommended obvi! Reading Book 6 was like eating warm chocolate pecan pie; in a word: satisfying. Azarinth Healer is one of my favorite series of all time because of Ilea, the main character – her humor, philosophy, and drive. The interactions between her and the Meadow are always fun. In this book, we resolve a few earlier plot points, and we visit many of her old friends and even some students. (I'm not sure why we had to meet more new or up and coming Sentinels but ok, hopefully they will tie into something later in the series.) There is a light smexy angle that finally comes to fruition - it had been foreshadowed since book 4, so I was happy to get the payoff. (I've always loved that the elves in this series are different from most Tolkien-type depictions.)
I need more adjectives in general with “said ” or “smiled” because, for example, we need to know if it's a sad smile, a menacing smile, etc.
They talk about mapping a lot so it'd be nice if we were provided one because I got confused a time or three, NGL.
What I really want is more about Sulivhaan, discover that he's masked because he's distractingly gorgeous, and for him (or maybe Maro) to lock down Ilea. 😀
Notes to self / SPOILERS
There are major advances on the Taleen front with the gates & Iz. She finally gets the two elven teams together and faces a monarch for the first time. In this book we resolve both of the Eve & Kyrian plot lines. Finally, Ilea hits major milestones in her growth. Yay!
May 5, 2026
In book one, there's an idle feeling of dread about the main character's plans of becoming a doctor. Their reasoning for doing it, and their temperament, seem categorically unsuited to the process of becoming and practicing as a doctor in the real world.
After having paid minimal attention during a single day of administration-purposes no teaching university to begin their medical degree, they zoom through to the isekai world. At this point, you're only hoping that the 'Healer' from the title is a joke.
Fortunately, it's a joke that the author is at least indirectly in on. The heroine does not have to practice medicine in this world by learning things or paying attention to detail. She can just whack things until she levels up, and heal through complete ignorance with the power of touchy-touchy.
Once you adjust to that rhythm, and know that the vulnerable and sick of this world are safely out of her hands, it's a genuinely fun ride. Try not to think too hard during it, but if you're prepared to be amused by the main character eating poisonous berries by accident, then just continuing to do so because it will level up her poison resistance, then this series will be good to you.
Apparently the series as a whole is finished and was originally up on Royal Road, but currently it goes to book six on KU and then there's a gap on RR where book seven would be, and the edited version hasn't gone up on kindle yet. Still, comforting to know that the series, somewhere, is finished and has an end.
After having paid minimal attention during a single day of administration-purposes no teaching university to begin their medical degree, they zoom through to the isekai world. At this point, you're only hoping that the 'Healer' from the title is a joke.
Fortunately, it's a joke that the author is at least indirectly in on. The heroine does not have to practice medicine in this world by learning things or paying attention to detail. She can just whack things until she levels up, and heal through complete ignorance with the power of touchy-touchy.
Once you adjust to that rhythm, and know that the vulnerable and sick of this world are safely out of her hands, it's a genuinely fun ride. Try not to think too hard during it, but if you're prepared to be amused by the main character eating poisonous berries by accident, then just continuing to do so because it will level up her poison resistance, then this series will be good to you.
Apparently the series as a whole is finished and was originally up on Royal Road, but currently it goes to book six on KU and then there's a gap on RR where book seven would be, and the edited version hasn't gone up on kindle yet. Still, comforting to know that the series, somewhere, is finished and has an end.
August 25, 2026
Azarinth Healer has pretty much perfected its formula: Ilea finds something ridiculously powerful, fights something even more ridiculously powerful, gets stronger, and then goes looking for something else capable of beating her up. Lather, rinse, repeat.
I listened to the audiobook, and I have to admit that there were times when I realized I had completely tuned out. The funny thing is, I hadn't really lost the plot. Apparently, I can miss several minutes of increasingly detailed descriptions of Ilea's stats and still know exactly what's going on.
And honestly, it’s still entertaining—but the cracks are starting to show. The constant fighting and leveling can become repetitive, and there were definitely moments when I found myself thinking, Yes, I get it. Ilea is ridiculously overpowered. I routinely found myself tuning out whenever the author started reviewing the stats.
There are some interesting developments, and the overall story continues to move forward, but much of the book feels like a bridge to whatever comes next rather than a particularly satisfying installment on its own. The world-building remains enjoyable, but the sheer amount of combat and power progression sometimes comes at the expense of the actual story.
That said, I’m still invested enough to keep going, which probably says something. If the series wasn't fun, I wouldn't have made it to Book Six.
Andrea Parsneau continues to be excellent and once again delivers a strong audiobook performance.
I found these books on sale on Audible, and they are a great way to pass the time while multitasking because you don't have to pay close attention. They are like potato chips. They taste great, you know they're not exactly nutritious, and yet somehow you keep reaching into the bag for another one.
3.25 Stars
I listened to the audiobook, and I have to admit that there were times when I realized I had completely tuned out. The funny thing is, I hadn't really lost the plot. Apparently, I can miss several minutes of increasingly detailed descriptions of Ilea's stats and still know exactly what's going on.
And honestly, it’s still entertaining—but the cracks are starting to show. The constant fighting and leveling can become repetitive, and there were definitely moments when I found myself thinking, Yes, I get it. Ilea is ridiculously overpowered. I routinely found myself tuning out whenever the author started reviewing the stats.
There are some interesting developments, and the overall story continues to move forward, but much of the book feels like a bridge to whatever comes next rather than a particularly satisfying installment on its own. The world-building remains enjoyable, but the sheer amount of combat and power progression sometimes comes at the expense of the actual story.
That said, I’m still invested enough to keep going, which probably says something. If the series wasn't fun, I wouldn't have made it to Book Six.
Andrea Parsneau continues to be excellent and once again delivers a strong audiobook performance.
I found these books on sale on Audible, and they are a great way to pass the time while multitasking because you don't have to pay close attention. They are like potato chips. They taste great, you know they're not exactly nutritious, and yet somehow you keep reaching into the bag for another one.
3.25 Stars
February 9, 2026
I have a book-wife,
Her name is Ilea, but she's also known as Lilith. She's the cutest badass on the planet, and she has a heart of gold. I mean, who honestly doesn't adore the battle maniac who offers free healing to the poor as she walks by on her way into town to attend a ball?
I feel like this could easily be a movie series with all the cool situations and characters she comes across (and then fights).
I don't want to spoil the plot, but Ilea gets a bunch of crap done and even gets a new boy toy. Science and magis are both advancing by leaps and bounds. Oh, just read it! It's awesome!
What else can I say? There are no typos, no logic or spelling errors, etc. Rhaegar is an excellent writer, with a great editing team, and awesome illustrator. World has been carefully built from the beginning.
Characters have grown and developed as the events happen. The whole series, including this book, are well done all around. I recommend for ages 11 and up, just for the sheer number of pages devoted to gory descriptions of how she beats the snot out of her opponents. Actually, the kids will probably like those the best!
Ten unicorns, one of the best books I've ever read. 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄
Her name is Ilea, but she's also known as Lilith. She's the cutest badass on the planet, and she has a heart of gold. I mean, who honestly doesn't adore the battle maniac who offers free healing to the poor as she walks by on her way into town to attend a ball?
I feel like this could easily be a movie series with all the cool situations and characters she comes across (and then fights).
I don't want to spoil the plot, but Ilea gets a bunch of crap done and even gets a new boy toy. Science and magis are both advancing by leaps and bounds. Oh, just read it! It's awesome!
What else can I say? There are no typos, no logic or spelling errors, etc. Rhaegar is an excellent writer, with a great editing team, and awesome illustrator. World has been carefully built from the beginning.
Characters have grown and developed as the events happen. The whole series, including this book, are well done all around. I recommend for ages 11 and up, just for the sheer number of pages devoted to gory descriptions of how she beats the snot out of her opponents. Actually, the kids will probably like those the best!
Ten unicorns, one of the best books I've ever read. 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄
February 19, 2026
I have to say I really enjoy this character, the world, and the progression system. It's one of my favorites, and the main character is quite fun!
I love how more and more lore gets integrated into this with every book, and I really want to find out what actually happened in that ancient history time nobody seems to remember - and why nobody remembers. I do hope it'll be cleared up in time.
I can see this series being a companion for a very long time. It has a very high re-read value for me, and I still feel like it gets stronger with each new book that's coming out. I already can't wait for the next one.
We meet new friends again, and old ones, and Ilea stays pleasantly grounded and centered even with everything going on because she keeps getting stronger. Somehow can't wait to see her become a four mark, though it'll be a few books still, I believe.
Cool series that I really can only suggest more and more! Love it, I'd wish the books would come out faster (but I always do that, no pressure from me here!)
I love how more and more lore gets integrated into this with every book, and I really want to find out what actually happened in that ancient history time nobody seems to remember - and why nobody remembers. I do hope it'll be cleared up in time.
I can see this series being a companion for a very long time. It has a very high re-read value for me, and I still feel like it gets stronger with each new book that's coming out. I already can't wait for the next one.
We meet new friends again, and old ones, and Ilea stays pleasantly grounded and centered even with everything going on because she keeps getting stronger. Somehow can't wait to see her become a four mark, though it'll be a few books still, I believe.
Cool series that I really can only suggest more and more! Love it, I'd wish the books would come out faster (but I always do that, no pressure from me here!)
July 12, 2026
One of my favorite parts of this installment was returning to the elves and spending more time with characters I'd already grown attached to. Learning more about their culture, their history, and their conflict with the Tallin added so much depth to an already fascinating world.
The lore in this book was absolutely incredible. Every revelation made the world feel larger, older, and more alive, and I loved uncovering more pieces of its history alongside Ilea.
The biggest highlight for me, however, was finally seeing Ilea find and save Kyrian. After everything that led up to that moment, it was an incredibly satisfying and emotional payoff that instantly became one of my favorite moments in the series.
As always, the progression is addictive, the action is fantastic, and Ilea remains one of my favorite protagonists in the genre. No matter how powerful she becomes, she never loses her curiosity, her compassion, or her sense of adventure.
Somehow this series continues to raise the bar with every installment, and Book 6 has officially become my favorite entry so far.
The lore in this book was absolutely incredible. Every revelation made the world feel larger, older, and more alive, and I loved uncovering more pieces of its history alongside Ilea.
The biggest highlight for me, however, was finally seeing Ilea find and save Kyrian. After everything that led up to that moment, it was an incredibly satisfying and emotional payoff that instantly became one of my favorite moments in the series.
As always, the progression is addictive, the action is fantastic, and Ilea remains one of my favorite protagonists in the genre. No matter how powerful she becomes, she never loses her curiosity, her compassion, or her sense of adventure.
Somehow this series continues to raise the bar with every installment, and Book 6 has officially become my favorite entry so far.
February 3, 2026
At nearly 850 pages, Book 6 of Azarinth Healer is a serious force to be reckoned with. I'd call this the road-trip volume since Ilea is constantly on the move. Between training students, rescuing friends old and new, resettling comrades, and even discovering cities and dungeons long, long lost--Ilea rarely ever stops, and that's only to eat her stored gourmet meals and sneak in an occasional nap.
When you're pushing to level 500, you'd think finding monsters powerful enough to be a challenge would be difficult. Ilea manages to encounter an amazing collection of the most foul critters you can imagine, crawling, flying and swimming. Even a wriggling fire breather, as I recall. Scary stuff. One thing is certain, whether against friend or foe--Ilea never gives up and that makes for a great series of novels. Highly recommended!
When you're pushing to level 500, you'd think finding monsters powerful enough to be a challenge would be difficult. Ilea manages to encounter an amazing collection of the most foul critters you can imagine, crawling, flying and swimming. Even a wriggling fire breather, as I recall. Scary stuff. One thing is certain, whether against friend or foe--Ilea never gives up and that makes for a great series of novels. Highly recommended!
February 8, 2026
Still one of my top 5 favorite series
One of the few books I'll preorder on audible before it comes out then stop what I'm reading to switch to this.
This was another good book. Still focus on growth, mysteries and progression. Added in friendship and world building.
What I really like about this series is even when the MC gets 'involved' with others, it isn't the focus. Unlike other books that turn it into the main focus and the MC starts constantly worrying and slowing down in progression to focus on their love life. This series doesn't do that.
She can balance any romance or attractions with her desire to grow and fight. She doesn't become co-dependent and make her romance the sole meaning in her life.
So another great book that sticks to what the books are about, Adventure!
One of the few books I'll preorder on audible before it comes out then stop what I'm reading to switch to this.
This was another good book. Still focus on growth, mysteries and progression. Added in friendship and world building.
What I really like about this series is even when the MC gets 'involved' with others, it isn't the focus. Unlike other books that turn it into the main focus and the MC starts constantly worrying and slowing down in progression to focus on their love life. This series doesn't do that.
She can balance any romance or attractions with her desire to grow and fight. She doesn't become co-dependent and make her romance the sole meaning in her life.
So another great book that sticks to what the books are about, Adventure!
February 27, 2026
I can’t get enough of this series!! It’s honestly incredible how much I’ve come to love Ilea and the worldbuilding. The only downside is that I have to wait for the next one, but I know it's worth it.
I’m already counting down the days until the next book.
I’m already counting down the days until the next book.
February 5, 2026
Better and Better
Some of the book like those before get caught up in showing the stats, however as I am not a gamer person I feel that's only myself that gets annoyed. Love the whole concept of this story and was wondering how it was going to progress. Ta Da it went above and beyond where my limited imagination thought it could.
I have been entranced with each of theses book and thoroughly enjoy reading them. I love them so much I also purchased the audio books. I look forward to the next book and can't wait to see where your going to take Ilea next.
Some of the book like those before get caught up in showing the stats, however as I am not a gamer person I feel that's only myself that gets annoyed. Love the whole concept of this story and was wondering how it was going to progress. Ta Da it went above and beyond where my limited imagination thought it could.
I have been entranced with each of theses book and thoroughly enjoy reading them. I love them so much I also purchased the audio books. I look forward to the next book and can't wait to see where your going to take Ilea next.
February 13, 2026
Maybe my favorite book in the series so far. This series more than most does a good job of feeling like one long story rather than a series of books and this book definitely benefitted from that. It feels like a number of story arcs made significant progress here and it definitely left me wanting more. Honestly, my only complaint is that I wish we'd slow down and spend a little bit more time in Ravenhall, Hallowfort, or something akin. I think this was addressed a bit by the pov chapters from side characters but I still found myself wanting more than we got.
February 10, 2026
Azarinth Healer 6: Graduation Exams. Jenny Rotten, Cat-Triangulation, Dragonling Humping, Taleen Mean Machine, UberElf Brief Encounter, Cinderella at the Ball, Meadow Institute, Key Discoveries, Kyrian Eleison, Four-Marks, Maybe Don't Release the Kraken, Lava Bath, 500, Attack on of Titan.
After vol. 5, which, thankfully, had more plot and meaning in its grind, we're back to almost no plot and constant numbers-go-up fare, with some table-setting for the far future.
After vol. 5, which, thankfully, had more plot and meaning in its grind, we're back to almost no plot and constant numbers-go-up fare, with some table-setting for the far future.
February 16, 2026
NO SPOILERS - ISH
The battle maniac is back! Ilea returns to form, facing foe after foe, nearly dying on her quest to leveling up. And somehow, Rhaegar, the author, manages to make it all so compelling that you just can't stop reading. The character interactions. The fights. All done in such a form that after six books, the story has not its appeal. Book 7, based on what occurred in Book 6, is going to be deadly good. Can't wait.
The battle maniac is back! Ilea returns to form, facing foe after foe, nearly dying on her quest to leveling up. And somehow, Rhaegar, the author, manages to make it all so compelling that you just can't stop reading. The character interactions. The fights. All done in such a form that after six books, the story has not its appeal. Book 7, based on what occurred in Book 6, is going to be deadly good. Can't wait.
February 7, 2026
I was happy with it
It felt homey, almost. The main character is so used to combat and danger that no matter the occasion presented in this book, it feels comfortable. It was a good book to represent a "gap year." Comfortable, filled with side quests, and a slice of life of a very unusual character. I enjoyed it. Thank you for writing this.
It felt homey, almost. The main character is so used to combat and danger that no matter the occasion presented in this book, it feels comfortable. It was a good book to represent a "gap year." Comfortable, filled with side quests, and a slice of life of a very unusual character. I enjoyed it. Thank you for writing this.
February 7, 2026
good therapy
This is still in my top favorite series and this was another good book. Kind of a filler but realistically better than when the mc is constantly fighting. Since I’m married to a therapist I noticed many therapeutic experiences and events woven throughout this book. It was beautiful, thank you.
This is still in my top favorite series and this was another good book. Kind of a filler but realistically better than when the mc is constantly fighting. Since I’m married to a therapist I noticed many therapeutic experiences and events woven throughout this book. It was beautiful, thank you.
February 11, 2026
Fitted expectations, so solid action, interesting world and enjoyable characters with a dash of stats which at times do feel a bit random. Like earlier volumes, the origin as a web novel is fairly obvious even if it is cleaned up a bit and I still find the whole resistance aspect a bit odd. All in all, a great read.
March 11, 2026
Well, I found myself skipping sections. I think the “kill everything” theme has finally lost my interest. The story is interesting and well-written, but growing tedious. There are several storylines I find interesting, the meadow, the new healing group,etc. and can see myself enjoying books about those, but as things are I think I’m done with this series.
March 28, 2026
Second half was brilliant
If I could give this 3.5 stars, I would.
The first half was a real slog to get through, very dry, not particularly interesting plot wise….
The second half however… fabulous! Seeing the MCs progress and personality really come out again was worth the slow start.
Really looking forward to seeing what happens on book 7!
If I could give this 3.5 stars, I would.
The first half was a real slog to get through, very dry, not particularly interesting plot wise….
The second half however… fabulous! Seeing the MCs progress and personality really come out again was worth the slow start.
Really looking forward to seeing what happens on book 7!
April 7, 2026
In this book, Ilea finally finds her way to Kyrian. I am glad he is back with the team and he has leveled as much as he has. In the process she also finds herself a place to fight more powerful creatures to level up her classes and of course achieve her next evolution.
This series is full of action and adventure. The only disappointing thing is this is the last book available at the moment and I was not prepared for that so I am feeling bereft as a result.
This series is full of action and adventure. The only disappointing thing is this is the last book available at the moment and I was not prepared for that so I am feeling bereft as a result.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 9, 2026
Took a while for me to get reacclimatized, the recap had me convinced I had skipped a book. A lengthy chat with an AI assistant to refresh me on what’s important helped significantly. The recap not really helping me is my key critique of this installment. This one ended up hitting stride midway through and finished strong. A lot of characters I thought had been tossed aside were folded back in.
February 8, 2026
Another great entry. I love the endless progression. It is close to some of the wuxia novels that I have read. The LitRPG progression offers more options which is fun. I’m excited for the prospects of delving deeper into Iz and potentially going back to Earth.
February 16, 2026
one of if not the best one yet
Not much to say but that this is one of the best progression fantasy seris that ive found and has a lot if depth to it.(also i read that last part while in a quiet room in the winter)
Not much to say but that this is one of the best progression fantasy seris that ive found and has a lot if depth to it.(also i read that last part while in a quiet room in the winter)
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