A final wind up of all the loose ends left at the end of the last book. Some unexpected and some ending how you hoped. Read it, you won’t be disappointed.
This was a well done wrap up for the series. John gets to do things with a clear goal in mind and does much better than I thought he would. I would have been happier with a longer book with more of an “after”, but that’s mostly just me wanting to see what some of the future possibilities could be
It was a fitting end to one of my favorite series. I’m a bit sad to know there will not be anymore of these, but I’ll be keeping a look out for more from this guy. Just pure amazing.
While some parts did feel a bit rushed, I am very happy and sad to see the Idle system come to a close. Happy to find how it all ends and saddened to not be able to enjoy more. Pegaz thank you for your imagination and work.
It got a little complicated but followed it ok. Th gunis is well written series entertaining. Don't write reviews unless it deserves it. This series deserves it
Undo is the last book in this series, and to be perfectly honest, from my point of view (as a reader), I don't see the point of this book at all. It's basically a speedrun of everything that happened in all the other books with particular outcomes being ingineered to provide the outcome the main character wants. I think the series could have gotten along just fine without this book, but I guess this was the author's way of closing out the series with a perfect record for the main character. So, my advice is: if you liked the previous books, and you're happy with the way the last book ended, then there's truly no need to read this part of the series, because it adds next to nothing to the story, and provides only a minimum of advancement of the characters overall.
I started reading this series because I really liked the premise, but towards the end I've noticed that the storytelling has become really sloppy. Instead of creatively narrating the events she engaging the audience's sense of wonder, these last few books have just been a list of chronological details. This final book resolved all the conflicts, but the spark of creativity was missing
These books are so bad that they are good. It's like you know they are bad, but you still read and enjoy yourself.
I think this was just to wrap everything up and close any loopholes. Nothing new was really added here. We just relived the previous books. It did pass the time, and I'm willing to see what the author comes up with next.