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The Primal Hunter #2
The Primal Hunter 2
The Tutorial has progressed in unexpected ways as Jake is soon forced to confront reality…
Jake has finally found a personal goal of his own as he gains a quest to defeat three more Beast Lords before he can face the final opponent of the Tutorial: The King of the Forest. Something he happily does, fully immersing himself in grasping power and gaining levels as he hunts through Dungeons to kill stronger and stronger foes.
In another region of the Tutorial, turmoil amongst the humans quickly died down after a disastrous battle leaves nearly everyone except the Metal Mage William dead.
Will Jake be able to hunt down the King of the Forest before the Tutorial ends? Does William wake up in time to create even more chaos and fulfill his goal of killing everyone? Who will survive till the end and return to Earth once more?
Oh, and will Jake ever get a shirt that doesn’t get ripped apart in every single fight?
Jake has finally found a personal goal of his own as he gains a quest to defeat three more Beast Lords before he can face the final opponent of the Tutorial: The King of the Forest. Something he happily does, fully immersing himself in grasping power and gaining levels as he hunts through Dungeons to kill stronger and stronger foes.
In another region of the Tutorial, turmoil amongst the humans quickly died down after a disastrous battle leaves nearly everyone except the Metal Mage William dead.
Will Jake be able to hunt down the King of the Forest before the Tutorial ends? Does William wake up in time to create even more chaos and fulfill his goal of killing everyone? Who will survive till the end and return to Earth once more?
Oh, and will Jake ever get a shirt that doesn’t get ripped apart in every single fight?
740 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 14, 2022
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July 10, 2022
Goes on and on about every simple choice
The plot seems nice,
But the book (and former one) over analyzes every decision the hero makes. I find myself skipping pages since it's so boring, almost an entire chapter dedicated to choosing a skill where 4/5 of the skills are not even relevant. This happens again and again as if the author is simply attempting to add more pages to the book.
The plot seems nice,
But the book (and former one) over analyzes every decision the hero makes. I find myself skipping pages since it's so boring, almost an entire chapter dedicated to choosing a skill where 4/5 of the skills are not even relevant. This happens again and again as if the author is simply attempting to add more pages to the book.
March 29, 2026
Quite enjoyable. Loner who becomes insanely powerful is a very, very common theme in these kinds of books, of course, and this one excels at it. But more importantly, I find it fascinating to see real friendships arising, too. Not just with a god or two, but with regular folk who just happen to stumble in upon your forest sanctuary or annoying, head-pecking birds. :)
Who says you have to be a loner as a primal hunter?
Oh, and the mulled vodka is to die for.
Who says you have to be a loner as a primal hunter?
Oh, and the mulled vodka is to die for.
December 15, 2024
The plot, world, and characters are not bad, but the writting is just so bad... the author seems incapable of getting to the point. He just goes on and on with the terribly annoying thoughts of the MC. He writes an ability's description and then goes on for 4 sentences describing the same skill in the MC's mind. Then he goes on with random guesses on how the system decided to give him that skill (NO ONE CARES, and if they do, they can figure it out themselves; readers aren't idiots, we can connect dots) then he goes on to give the MC's random guesses on how the skill might work. He spends a third of the time, if not more, giving us the same repetitive thoughts the MC has on the system and on his own identity. Every other chapter he spends a paragraph talking about how the MC is a single minded person. We get it, move on! Stop repeating yourself! Yes, a lot of people in real life have circular thought paterns a lot of the time, but this is a fantasy book, no one wants that kind of realism; it just makes the book annoying.
He spends so long on random terrible thoughts that you can skip half the book's pages without missing anything important, let alone interesting.
I had to drop the book halfway through.
He spends so long on random terrible thoughts that you can skip half the book's pages without missing anything important, let alone interesting.
I had to drop the book halfway through.
August 9, 2022
I’m interested enough to continue to read if nothing else is available, but it’s just ok.
June 17, 2022
Book 2 picks up where book 1 left off, with Jake in the inner area of the tutorial and facing off against the four dungeon beasts. I won't spoil what happens, but I think it's fair to say that the tutorial ends and people return to Earth.
As was true in book 1, this series has a lot of internal dialogue as Jake tries to figure things out in his head. How does this skill work? What can I do with my alchemy profession? Things like that.
What's different from book 1 is that we hop heads much more and see different characters points of view. Some are for obvious reasons, some less so. But it does help flesh out what the tutorials were like for other humans, and the variety within them.
I enjoyed book 2. It did drag a couple of times, which isn't unexpected for a book this long, but once the tutorial ended things picked back up. I really hope this series doesn't end at book three, but I have a feeling it will as that tends to be Aethon's preference based on what I've read from other authors in their stable.
The editing is above average but not perfect, and the stat sheets are infrequent but so long I can only imagine how disconcerting they will be to a narrator. Whatever. It's not my problem, and they're easily skippable.
Recommended. 5/5*
As was true in book 1, this series has a lot of internal dialogue as Jake tries to figure things out in his head. How does this skill work? What can I do with my alchemy profession? Things like that.
What's different from book 1 is that we hop heads much more and see different characters points of view. Some are for obvious reasons, some less so. But it does help flesh out what the tutorials were like for other humans, and the variety within them.
I enjoyed book 2. It did drag a couple of times, which isn't unexpected for a book this long, but once the tutorial ended things picked back up. I really hope this series doesn't end at book three, but I have a feeling it will as that tends to be Aethon's preference based on what I've read from other authors in their stable.
The editing is above average but not perfect, and the stat sheets are infrequent but so long I can only imagine how disconcerting they will be to a narrator. Whatever. It's not my problem, and they're easily skippable.
Recommended. 5/5*
June 16, 2022
What an amazing follow-up to a great first book. This one was even better than the first which I thought would be difficult to manage. But Zogarth did it and he did it with such awesomeness that I have to say this is without a doubt going to be just as big of a series if not bigger, than series such as He Who Hunts Monsters and other series that are in that category. I love the world-building and the attention placed on more than just the MC. How Zogarth expertly navigates the way of really showing more than just one character's POV while still feeling the same. It didn't detract from the book it enhanced it. I really enjoyed the interludes at the end there as well. I hope that my suspicions are correct and that those people will come into contact with Jake at some point. Master fully done I can't wait for the next one in the series
June 20, 2022
Starts off strong
The first half of this sequel lives up to it's predecessor. However after the midway point, the quality takes a sharp dive, and seems to lose its sense of direction. Jake suddenly becomes extremely preachy, even though he owes most of his success to a "bloodline". The author seems to just want to setup a whole new story, but ended the book without DOING anything with that setup. Jake also seems to have become OP (at least in the context of this book), and the plot is beginning to feel... surface level. Overall a bit of a stumble for the series, but willing to give the sequel another chance.
The first half of this sequel lives up to it's predecessor. However after the midway point, the quality takes a sharp dive, and seems to lose its sense of direction. Jake suddenly becomes extremely preachy, even though he owes most of his success to a "bloodline". The author seems to just want to setup a whole new story, but ended the book without DOING anything with that setup. Jake also seems to have become OP (at least in the context of this book), and the plot is beginning to feel... surface level. Overall a bit of a stumble for the series, but willing to give the sequel another chance.
April 22, 2025
De retour aux côtés de Jake, dans la suite de ses aventures au sein du tutoriel, et quelle aventure !
J'ai encore une fois dévoré ce tome, tout aussi épais que son prédécesseur, avec un Jake qui devient de plus en plus puissant, tandis qu'il poursuit sa mission jusqu'au combat contre le Roi de la Forêt. Pendant ce temps, Jacob et William poursuivent leur chemin respectif, qui vont les emmener là où on ne s'y attend pas... Clairement pas. Il y a eu quelques sacrés retournements de situation qui m'ont surprise ! L'intrigue prend également une tournure très intéressante,
Comme pour le premier tome, j'ai particulièrement aimé suivre les réflexions et les choix du héros, ainsi que l'humour dévastateur de l'auteur qui m'a happée dès le récapitulatif du tome 1. Je ne pensais pas pouvoir aimer autant, et finalement, je suis véritablement FAN de cette saga de Lit-RPG, je ne me lasse pas des combats, des stratégies (même si Jake commence à être trèèèèès puissant).
Vivement le tome 3 !
J'ai encore une fois dévoré ce tome, tout aussi épais que son prédécesseur, avec un Jake qui devient de plus en plus puissant, tandis qu'il poursuit sa mission jusqu'au combat contre le Roi de la Forêt. Pendant ce temps, Jacob et William poursuivent leur chemin respectif, qui vont les emmener là où on ne s'y attend pas... Clairement pas. Il y a eu quelques sacrés retournements de situation qui m'ont surprise ! L'intrigue prend également une tournure très intéressante,
Comme pour le premier tome, j'ai particulièrement aimé suivre les réflexions et les choix du héros, ainsi que l'humour dévastateur de l'auteur qui m'a happée dès le récapitulatif du tome 1. Je ne pensais pas pouvoir aimer autant, et finalement, je suis véritablement FAN de cette saga de Lit-RPG, je ne me lasse pas des combats, des stratégies (même si Jake commence à être trèèèèès puissant).
Vivement le tome 3 !
June 21, 2022
Rating 4.0 stars
This was a good addition to the genre and a good continuation of the series. I can't quite call it great though. I felt there needed to be more balance in the story. World building, magic, leveling, fighting, crafting, and character interaction/banter are the mainstay of these kind of books. Most authors focus on a couple of those to make them great but the best try for a balance between those categories. One or two will always take center stage but unless those are insanely awesome I do notice when the others are lacking. In this one the main one that is lacking is character interactions/banter. The MC is somewhat of a loner but for the first half of the story he talked to nobody. I also felt the first half of the book was focused a little too much on the fighting without a great reason.
This was a good addition to the genre and a good continuation of the series. I can't quite call it great though. I felt there needed to be more balance in the story. World building, magic, leveling, fighting, crafting, and character interaction/banter are the mainstay of these kind of books. Most authors focus on a couple of those to make them great but the best try for a balance between those categories. One or two will always take center stage but unless those are insanely awesome I do notice when the others are lacking. In this one the main one that is lacking is character interactions/banter. The MC is somewhat of a loner but for the first half of the story he talked to nobody. I also felt the first half of the book was focused a little too much on the fighting without a great reason.
December 16, 2025
Definitivamente, estoy dentro de esta saga.
Estos dos primeros libros son el tutorial y un poco más, y ya da lo suficiente como para querer seguir leyendo.
Un constante "pasar cosas", luchando, mejorando, subiendo niveles, adquiriendo habilidades y además de la acción, subtramas, engaños, manipulaciones....
Poco más que añadir. A por el siguiente!!
Estos dos primeros libros son el tutorial y un poco más, y ya da lo suficiente como para querer seguir leyendo.
Un constante "pasar cosas", luchando, mejorando, subiendo niveles, adquiriendo habilidades y además de la acción, subtramas, engaños, manipulaciones....
Poco más que añadir. A por el siguiente!!
February 24, 2026
3.5 stars
I particularly enjoy many of the LitRPG concepts in this series, but it does suffer from a lot common with the genre.
Little to no dialogue, tedious exposition, and an OP main character are just a few things that don’t work for me. These are prominent issues in He Who Fights With Monsters as well, and I find the main characters in both series similar in certain ways.
Going to leave the series here for now and attempt to find another that I enjoy more.
I particularly enjoy many of the LitRPG concepts in this series, but it does suffer from a lot common with the genre.
Little to no dialogue, tedious exposition, and an OP main character are just a few things that don’t work for me. These are prominent issues in He Who Fights With Monsters as well, and I find the main characters in both series similar in certain ways.
Going to leave the series here for now and attempt to find another that I enjoy more.
January 9, 2026
5 🌟 Really liked the ending/setting up for the series. Read on KU.
June 9, 2026
Endnu en voldsomt underholdende omgang litterær MMORPG. Universal litteratur bliver det næppe, men mindre kan heldigvis gøre det.
Så mangler jeg kun 14 bøger mere, og så er jeg up to speed med serien 🫠
Så mangler jeg kun 14 bøger mere, og så er jeg up to speed med serien 🫠
April 1, 2026
Kuunneltu. Mukaansa tempaava jatko-osa, joka otti yllättäviä käänteitä eikä meinannut millään antaa lopettaa kirjan lukua ennen loppua
January 3, 2026
Primal Hunter 2 is a book that started meh and ended fairly interesting—which is about the nicest arc I can give it.
Let’s get this out of the way: the writing is abysmal. Some of the worst I’ve read… ever. It feels like there is virtually no editing process; poorly worded sentences, grammatical hiccups, and outright spelling errors are everywhere. Zogarth is, bluntly, the weakest writer I’ve ever powered through. Even when sentences are technically coherent, they’re flat, flavorless, and devoid of craft. There’s no rhythm, no elegance, no sense that the prose itself matters. One page is enough to make it clear: the substance of this book is not found in its writing.
So where is the substance?
Characters? Not really. Jake is borderline robotic—defined mostly by ambition and antisocial tendencies, with little emotional texture beyond that. The rest of the cast doesn’t help; most of them speak and act with the same monotone energy, blending together into a gray slurry of NPC vibes.
Worldbuilding, then? Also no. Descriptions are nearly absent. What do the creatures look like? No idea. Clothing? Colors? Environmental detail? You’re on your own. This world exists more as a functional arena than a place you can actually see.
And yet… despite all of that… I like this book. Page after page, I kept asking myself a single question: why am I still reading this? The answer is simple: plot and mechanics. Full stop.
I’ve read a lot of LitRPG, and one of the genre’s biggest weaknesses is progression pacing. Characters often rocket toward godhood so fast that the numbers lose meaning and tension evaporates. Zogarth somehow gets this part right. Jake’s progression is measured, deliberate, and consistently engaging. The System itself is genuinely interesting, and the way skills, abilities, and power scale over time is addictive. The mechanics work. They stay interesting. They carry the entire series on their back.
So yes, I hate the writing. I don’t care much about the characters. I wish the world had texture. But I’m absolutely hooked on the plot, obsessed with the progression, and fully committed to seeing Jake claw his way to godhood.
This book is a mess. It’s also weirdly compelling. And against my better judgment, I’ll be reading the next one.
Let’s get this out of the way: the writing is abysmal. Some of the worst I’ve read… ever. It feels like there is virtually no editing process; poorly worded sentences, grammatical hiccups, and outright spelling errors are everywhere. Zogarth is, bluntly, the weakest writer I’ve ever powered through. Even when sentences are technically coherent, they’re flat, flavorless, and devoid of craft. There’s no rhythm, no elegance, no sense that the prose itself matters. One page is enough to make it clear: the substance of this book is not found in its writing.
So where is the substance?
Characters? Not really. Jake is borderline robotic—defined mostly by ambition and antisocial tendencies, with little emotional texture beyond that. The rest of the cast doesn’t help; most of them speak and act with the same monotone energy, blending together into a gray slurry of NPC vibes.
Worldbuilding, then? Also no. Descriptions are nearly absent. What do the creatures look like? No idea. Clothing? Colors? Environmental detail? You’re on your own. This world exists more as a functional arena than a place you can actually see.
And yet… despite all of that… I like this book. Page after page, I kept asking myself a single question: why am I still reading this? The answer is simple: plot and mechanics. Full stop.
I’ve read a lot of LitRPG, and one of the genre’s biggest weaknesses is progression pacing. Characters often rocket toward godhood so fast that the numbers lose meaning and tension evaporates. Zogarth somehow gets this part right. Jake’s progression is measured, deliberate, and consistently engaging. The System itself is genuinely interesting, and the way skills, abilities, and power scale over time is addictive. The mechanics work. They stay interesting. They carry the entire series on their back.
So yes, I hate the writing. I don’t care much about the characters. I wish the world had texture. But I’m absolutely hooked on the plot, obsessed with the progression, and fully committed to seeing Jake claw his way to godhood.
This book is a mess. It’s also weirdly compelling. And against my better judgment, I’ll be reading the next one.
May 11, 2025
بتكمل مغامرة جيك في عالم النظام اللي مليان أكشن وتحديات.
بصراحة، الرواية دي عجبتني أوي عشان طريقة الكاتب في وصف المعارك بتخليك تحس إنك جوا الحدث. جيك، البطل، بيطور مهاراته كصياد بشكل ذكي، وده بيدي العمق لشخصيته. اللي يميز الجزء ده إن القصة بقت أكتر تشويق مع دخول شخصيات جديدة وصراعات أعقد.
بصراحة، الرواية دي عجبتني أوي عشان طريقة الكاتب في وصف المعارك بتخليك تحس إنك جوا الحدث. جيك، البطل، بيطور مهاراته كصياد بشكل ذكي، وده بيدي العمق لشخصيته. اللي يميز الجزء ده إن القصة بقت أكتر تشويق مع دخول شخصيات جديدة وصراعات أعقد.
December 17, 2022
the concept is great… execution?
I like the books so far.
The author does spend a lot of time going over decisions like class, skill, and profession. It’s pretty predictable and long.
My biggest issue is with the authors inflated stats, levels, money and points. I get he has to set level distinctions but often they seem arbitrary and something only the author understands. Honestly I think he just throws out numbers and then writes a justification.
The author does a real good job on progressing the character. It feels more real to see them have to actually practice with skills before they master them.
Again cool elements but some weak points.
I like the books so far.
The author does spend a lot of time going over decisions like class, skill, and profession. It’s pretty predictable and long.
My biggest issue is with the authors inflated stats, levels, money and points. I get he has to set level distinctions but often they seem arbitrary and something only the author understands. Honestly I think he just throws out numbers and then writes a justification.
The author does a real good job on progressing the character. It feels more real to see them have to actually practice with skills before they master them.
Again cool elements but some weak points.
June 16, 2022
love it
Again, I am quite happy to pay the author, as I previously read many of the chapters he posted to Royal Road.
This book finally finishes the tutorial. It only takes half the book to do so. In truth not a whole lot happens immediately after the end of the tutorial, as the pace of the narrative does not increase.
I feel like there are a few differences between the chapters that were released on Royal Road and some of what has appeared in this book.
Now to wait for the next book.
Again, I am quite happy to pay the author, as I previously read many of the chapters he posted to Royal Road.
This book finally finishes the tutorial. It only takes half the book to do so. In truth not a whole lot happens immediately after the end of the tutorial, as the pace of the narrative does not increase.
I feel like there are a few differences between the chapters that were released on Royal Road and some of what has appeared in this book.
Now to wait for the next book.
August 13, 2026
This book picks up right where the first book ended, and as it should, since this entire story is just one massive novel for the most part. While I was reading a different book before this one, I could not stop waiting to get back to this world. What this author managed to do in this book has spiked my interest to levels unseen in quite a while. I just want — no, need — to know what is going to happen to Jake and how he is going to become more powerful.
I will say that the pacing of this book pretty much stayed the same when compared to the first novel, and if anything, I wanted the pace to be a tad faster just to see those level-ups. This was mainly when Jake was fighting the boar boss for his final dungeon before the King. And man, was the King fight epic. I love the fact that Jake literally pushed himself to death to kill the king, since there was no way that he would have defeated the king and still lived to make it out. His only saving grace was that he was able to realize that the system would have saved him if he killed the king, since it would have meant the end of the tutorial.
Once the tutorial ended, I actually found myself enjoying the book more, since it was a change of pace from what I was used to. I wanted to see what Earth was like, wanted to see the tutorial rewards and what the next steps for Jake are going to be. I do wish the author just gave us more options on what was in the tutorial rewards — just let us skim some pages with gear, skills, professions, etc., as worldbuilding, even if Jake would have never picked them.
The break that Jake had with the Viper and Duskleaf was also very interesting to read, and how they progressed in the time warp with the poison trial and the revelation that Jake had when he tried to consume the Malefic Viper’s blood. He does not want to be the Viper, but instead wants to surpass him, and he was able to even keep the blood, which surprised the Viper himself.
Then we go back to Earth. Finally, we have made it, and instantly, Jake breaks a guy’s arm due to disrespect and realizes that practically everyone except a few standouts are all under level 25, and he is by far the most powerful. Jake leaves what society there is and goes to claim his civilization that was a reward from the trial and adopts 4 lost citizens and starts to build his city. He mostly regrets it and wants them to stay out of his way. I really like the introduction of Miranda and am excited to see where she goes under Jake’s influence.
By the end of the book, Jake earned the ability to have dragon wings and receive lessons from a level 90 hawk. Now, I will say, for how much I enjoyed this book, nothing pushed it over the edge for me to make it a 10. The only thing close was when Jake’s bloodline changed and improved a skill to make it legendary. That was epic, and I need 2 or 3 more of those truly epic moments to push it to that 10 rating. The writing improved, which was also a great help. I am very excited I started this series and cannot wait to continue reading it.
I will say that the pacing of this book pretty much stayed the same when compared to the first novel, and if anything, I wanted the pace to be a tad faster just to see those level-ups. This was mainly when Jake was fighting the boar boss for his final dungeon before the King. And man, was the King fight epic. I love the fact that Jake literally pushed himself to death to kill the king, since there was no way that he would have defeated the king and still lived to make it out. His only saving grace was that he was able to realize that the system would have saved him if he killed the king, since it would have meant the end of the tutorial.
Once the tutorial ended, I actually found myself enjoying the book more, since it was a change of pace from what I was used to. I wanted to see what Earth was like, wanted to see the tutorial rewards and what the next steps for Jake are going to be. I do wish the author just gave us more options on what was in the tutorial rewards — just let us skim some pages with gear, skills, professions, etc., as worldbuilding, even if Jake would have never picked them.
The break that Jake had with the Viper and Duskleaf was also very interesting to read, and how they progressed in the time warp with the poison trial and the revelation that Jake had when he tried to consume the Malefic Viper’s blood. He does not want to be the Viper, but instead wants to surpass him, and he was able to even keep the blood, which surprised the Viper himself.
Then we go back to Earth. Finally, we have made it, and instantly, Jake breaks a guy’s arm due to disrespect and realizes that practically everyone except a few standouts are all under level 25, and he is by far the most powerful. Jake leaves what society there is and goes to claim his civilization that was a reward from the trial and adopts 4 lost citizens and starts to build his city. He mostly regrets it and wants them to stay out of his way. I really like the introduction of Miranda and am excited to see where she goes under Jake’s influence.
By the end of the book, Jake earned the ability to have dragon wings and receive lessons from a level 90 hawk. Now, I will say, for how much I enjoyed this book, nothing pushed it over the edge for me to make it a 10. The only thing close was when Jake’s bloodline changed and improved a skill to make it legendary. That was epic, and I need 2 or 3 more of those truly epic moments to push it to that 10 rating. The writing improved, which was also a great help. I am very excited I started this series and cannot wait to continue reading it.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 14, 2026
3.5⭐
Czytanie tej książki było miejscami dość... nużące. Widzę tu dokładnie ten sam problem, który miałem z pierwszym tomem. Za każdym razem, gdy bohater musi podjąć decyzję dotyczącą rozwoju swojej postaci otrzymujemy opis kilku/kilkunastu umiejętności, co po pewnym czasie znacząco wpływa na tempo akcji. W mniejszym natężeniu byłoby to ciekawe, a tak miejscami jest totalnie niepotrzebne. Porównując tę książkę bezpośrednio do Dungeon Crawler Carl, gdzie fabularnie bohaterowie stoją przed podobnymi wyborami, to zostało to zdecydowanie gorzej rozwiązane.
Bardzo podoba mi się w jakim kierunku zmierza fabuła. Jake jest ciekawym bohaterem, a różne wątki, które rozwinęły się w trakcie lektury są na tyle obiecujące, że mimo minusów chcę dowiedzieć się co będzie dalej. Planuję dać jeszcze szansę 3 tomowi i wierzę, że okaże się zdecydowanie ciekawszy a tempo rozwoju fabuły będzie lepiej zbalansowane.
Czytanie tej książki było miejscami dość... nużące. Widzę tu dokładnie ten sam problem, który miałem z pierwszym tomem. Za każdym razem, gdy bohater musi podjąć decyzję dotyczącą rozwoju swojej postaci otrzymujemy opis kilku/kilkunastu umiejętności, co po pewnym czasie znacząco wpływa na tempo akcji. W mniejszym natężeniu byłoby to ciekawe, a tak miejscami jest totalnie niepotrzebne. Porównując tę książkę bezpośrednio do Dungeon Crawler Carl, gdzie fabularnie bohaterowie stoją przed podobnymi wyborami, to zostało to zdecydowanie gorzej rozwiązane.
Bardzo podoba mi się w jakim kierunku zmierza fabuła. Jake jest ciekawym bohaterem, a różne wątki, które rozwinęły się w trakcie lektury są na tyle obiecujące, że mimo minusów chcę dowiedzieć się co będzie dalej. Planuję dać jeszcze szansę 3 tomowi i wierzę, że okaże się zdecydowanie ciekawszy a tempo rozwoju fabuły będzie lepiej zbalansowane.
September 2, 2026
Jake me fascine toujours autant. Solitaire, déterminé, complètement barré par moments, mais surtout obsédé par l'envie de progresser, d'explorer et de devenir plus fort. Et franchement... je prends mon pied à le suivre !
J'ai adoré le voir enchaîner les donjons, gagner des niveaux et perfectionner son alchimie. La progression est hyper addictive et j'aime énormément voir le « jeu » évoluer avec lui. Plus on avance, plus les enjeux montent !
Et alors le combat contre le Roi de la Forêt... Là, j'ai retenu mon souffle ! Un affrontement épique, intense et mémorable, où Jake doit vraiment repousser ses limites. J'étais à fond dedans, incapable de savoir comment ça allait se terminer. Clairement, un des moments qui m'a le plus marqué dans ce tome !
Et évidemment... la Vipère Maléfique ! Il me fascine autant qu'il me fait rire. Il a une présence incroyable, mais son côté complètement décalé rend chacune de ses apparitions encore meilleure. Mystérieux, puissant et franchement hilarant par moments : je suis fan !
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J'ai adoré le voir enchaîner les donjons, gagner des niveaux et perfectionner son alchimie. La progression est hyper addictive et j'aime énormément voir le « jeu » évoluer avec lui. Plus on avance, plus les enjeux montent !
Et alors le combat contre le Roi de la Forêt... Là, j'ai retenu mon souffle ! Un affrontement épique, intense et mémorable, où Jake doit vraiment repousser ses limites. J'étais à fond dedans, incapable de savoir comment ça allait se terminer. Clairement, un des moments qui m'a le plus marqué dans ce tome !
Et évidemment... la Vipère Maléfique ! Il me fascine autant qu'il me fait rire. Il a une présence incroyable, mais son côté complètement décalé rend chacune de ses apparitions encore meilleure. Mystérieux, puissant et franchement hilarant par moments : je suis fan !
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January 29, 2025
I'll be talking about this book over on my YouTube channel, BellTube. It's really an odd book for me as the first half or so was basically a continuation of book 1 and felt extremely (for me) boring and grindy without the drama or cast of book 1. The second half, however, absolutely grew the cast with new and interesting people I want to know more about. I will for sure be continuing The Primal Hunter.
January 31, 2026
Grinding. This sequel keeps the addictive momentum rolling with steady character progression, layered world expansion, and lots of action that made me keep turning pages. The pacing and over-focus on fight mechanics can drag a bit at times and character interactions aren’t always the strongest early on, but the plot developments and evolving abilities keep it engaging. Overall, another fun, immersive book that makes me want to dive into the next one.
June 23, 2022
3.5 Stars
I wasn't impressed with the first half of the book. Watching the protagonist defeat four dungeons solo was too linear for my taste. The author rightly took breaks to check in with two other POVs but it wasn't enough to keep my interest. Things picked up after that with a strong finish. The reentry of tutorial participants into a changed Earth was interesting and left me wanting more.
I wasn't impressed with the first half of the book. Watching the protagonist defeat four dungeons solo was too linear for my taste. The author rightly took breaks to check in with two other POVs but it wasn't enough to keep my interest. Things picked up after that with a strong finish. The reentry of tutorial participants into a changed Earth was interesting and left me wanting more.
May 25, 2026
Bloated litrpg without any editing whatsoever. The author just cut off his weekly chapters after a number of words to get out a book.
Well, this second book at least managed to finish the “tutorial” stage from the first book and got back to changed Earth, setting the stage for the next couple of books.
I primarily read it to get at least a closure of sorts. I skimmed through some parts and recommend doing so, just reading the more interesting parts. It’s like reading a “let’s play” video, which doesn’t need any attention span. Fights are still nice and innovative world building is still happening. It’s not a complete waste of time, so that makes it 2 stars
Well, this second book at least managed to finish the “tutorial” stage from the first book and got back to changed Earth, setting the stage for the next couple of books.
I primarily read it to get at least a closure of sorts. I skimmed through some parts and recommend doing so, just reading the more interesting parts. It’s like reading a “let’s play” video, which doesn’t need any attention span. Fights are still nice and innovative world building is still happening. It’s not a complete waste of time, so that makes it 2 stars
February 2, 2024
The tutorial has ended and Jake is now back on earth and as expected nothing is the same. Jake once again goes off on his own, but he soon finds himself in the company of others. What will this new earth bring and will Jake find hunt that will challenge him in the end. I’m enjoying this series if you can’t tell. Happy the tutorial part is over so we can see how the planet has changed, how the humans will survive the changes and each other.
December 15, 2025
progression fantasy garbage. Jake is unmemorable and lacking distinction. the viper is stupid and much like Jake he is a 1 dimensional character. No one in this book has any real motive that is logical.
April 24, 2026
Weaker than the first but still good
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This was a biiiig setup book. Glad to see more characters and excited to see where they'll go, but this one isn't super special in and of itself.
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This was a biiiig setup book. Glad to see more characters and excited to see where they'll go, but this one isn't super special in and of itself.
August 14, 2023
The world and its characters just keeps expanding! So much fun!
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