Initialization: A LitRPG Adventure (Master Hunter K, Book 1) Paperback – July 3, 2021

The writing style of this book would generously be called straightforward. That said, it was kind of nice and refreshing to read something so simple yet driven. Main character seems blunt and almost uncaring in places, but that's part of his character and fits within his arc. I enjoyed the book and am looking forward to the next.

The story is very average if you like time rewind stories like tower of heavens and Reborn Apocalypse you will like this book. My main problem with the story is that there is very little tension the MC bulldozed through all obstacles. The MC's motivation is not very clearly stated and every other character is not very fleshed out. The world building is almost nonexistent although that's to be expected in a raid style story like this. All in all it was satisfying read but I was not blown away.

Like many books in this series, it can be a bit immature in places. But there are places where I laughed so hard I had to pause and wipe my eyes.It was a bit frustrating to deal with what I perceive as poor editing. Example: he was torn apart to pieces. Either he was torn apart or was torn to pieces. Also frequently the tense is used wrongly and the author also tends to switch between narrative states (first to third person etc) in a mildly confusing manner.I don't watch anime, sorry, but sometimes this is like trying to read the script for an anime movie.

I'm quite sure that the translation was very difficult. I'm also sure that in future novels it will get better. Thoroughly enjoyed the storyline. One of the best things about this book for me was it was a good mix between action, character building and internal feelings. A lot of the litRPG has got way too much character angst and then a ton of action and a little bit of character building, quite frankly I don't need to know everything every character is thinking or their background or how everything happened and why oh why oh why. A good storyline that keeps you interested is what matters to me. I'm looking forward to the next one.

I enjoy reading this story. The structure is simple enough, but the battles and the challenges are interesting. I look fwd to the next book. Try it. It's an easy read.

I had a bit of difficulty getting into the book, but once I realized the translation effort I was able to let it pass. Despite being reborn again, he doesn't really have any good memories other than knowing a few items and objectives. It felt more like he had hints of what to do rather than returned knowledge. Still, interesting read that slowly grew on me.

I didn’t know what it would be like - but I was far from disappointed. It’s a reincarnater story where the main character knows a lot of the tricks of the world and raids he has to go through. The raids are various scenarios he has to complete with random people who may / may not try and kill him in the process to get more rewards.It’s a fun take on the genre, and I look forward to a book 2.

First off, the giant elephant in the room: this is a translated work. It is neither translated nor formatted nor edited in any professional way. This fact makes reading the story quite painful at times. There is constant repetition of words and just a lot of sentences that are weird or make no sense.However, if you can get past that, then you get a story that is interesting......Once you're more than halfway in.The last 40% of the book is great, but the other 60% is repetitive fighting with very little downtime between.I have no idea how the original was written, but I'm guessing the translation is nothing if not faithful, though that's also why it's not very good. However, the writing lacks descriptions and finesse, basically making all the fights really uninteresting, and what ends up stealing the show is the drama, the planning ahead, and the urge to see what comes next. Along with the progression and loot drops I suppose.The story does have interesting ideas, but many are not executed well. Still, I read through it quite fast and after the ending, I'm interested to see where it goes.