the land forging 2 a litrpg saga aleron kong

If this book has a genocide achievement the main character has more than earned it.) Workers who pose by the way absolutely, no threat to him, what so ever. Where he than moves on to magically take control of the guards and force them to massacre ( the word that the book uses is slaughter) all of the workers,( p.s. Following this (because a book can never have enough wanton blood shed) he forces the captives to lead him to one of their work sites. After providing them with food he is disgusted to learn that they eat their meat raw, shortly after the point where he tore out one of his prisoners eyes and used it for a potion. During his battles (I told you this was gonna be a long one) he menages to capture a few prisoners and magically forces them to help him out. Later in the story he than proceeds to enter the land of one of the other tribes in the region and kills anyone he comes into contact with.

I say to you read on) He than forces the creature to murder his brother before having a conversation with him about how to avoid his peoples defenses and. (not bad right, well once again dear reader. I find this particularly ironic since the book is called alliances)) Well, to start one time he comes across a pair of brothers and uses a spell on one of them. (Read on I dare you) In another part of the book he discovers a sentient race living under neath his lands and instead of seeking to befriend them, he invades their lands and murders them. In another scene he contemplates how he could drug the girls in his village ( who are technically under his control) to ensure that they would have sex with him. For instance there is one scene where the main character remarks on how great a women breasts are, right after he brutally murdered her. Not the good kind of perverted either (ie:kinky) just downright F'ed up. Perverted, because of a whole host of reasons. To put it simply, where do I even start? The misogynistic comments alone are tolerable (due mainly to their irregularity) and ranged from really really messed up to downright perverted.

The author however menages to ruin even this careful equilibrium by writing numerous chapters that are so bad their almost unreadable. Reliant upon common literary mechanics and world building to make up for its poor character work. As many of the reviews will tell you, it's more of a guilty pleasure than anything else. (just to warn you this is NOT a short review) This book isn't a 'good' book and it definitely, isn't a great book.

The land forging 2 a litrpg saga aleron kong