r/litrpg • u/F3wll • 3h ago

Recommendation: asking Hell difficulty Tutorial

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WOW, What a series

Shout out to Cerim! loved it, didn’t realise there’s only 6books out on Audible 😫

Book 7 and ill be 🔥

So I have I two hours left of book 6

These are in my tbr next list

The 1,2,3,4,5 are what order I was going to read but what’s everyone think?

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u/captainguy146 3h ago

I really fell in love with series and now support him on Patreon
If you don’t mind reading instead of listening I think he’s up to book 10 or even 11 on his royal road page!

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u/tech151 2h ago

Personally I'd move A Soldier's Life to 1.

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u/Valdrrak 3h ago

Oh shit i just started this series, shame audiobook isnt further :(

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u/Rokuta 2h ago

Flea bag*

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u/DawnstarBloodfallen 2h ago

Didn’t read most of what’s on your list but I love Runebound Professor, so much so that I ended up reading the latest two books rather than waiting for the audiobook release (which was a first for me)

Book of dead is good but wouldn’t put it in my top picks

1% takes a bit getting into it and the mc goes from one misery to another

Currently binging cradle, I’m on book 9 now and I’d say it’s a good gap filler since each book is around 10h and they don’t end on cliffhangers so it’s easy to stop and continue with new releases of books you’re more interested in (still great books, just easy to take breaks in between)

Didn’t read anything else on your list and you got nightmare realm summoner double on it, maybe it’s a sign you should start that one next ?

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u/Plz_PM_Steam_Keys 2h ago

I like Hell difficuly tutorial too but it was the first book I've ever read that had 1st person? dialogue and It took a long time to get use to it, I really didn't like it at first. I still prefer 3rd person though.

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u/Mr_Musashi_1584 1h ago

Book of the dead was really really good! I enjoyed it
I loved soldiers life!
1% Lifesteal is a bit hard to digest! But I liked it a lot
Cradle is classic and must read! But it’s a bit slow compared to the others I mentioned
Immortal great souls is also very good!
Also check out Reborn as a demonic tree and Victor of Tucson!

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u/Arbaless 55m ago

I dropped Hell's Difficulty Tutorial after 2 volumes.

Whatever flavor of autism Nathaniel is supposed to have, I hate it, and I hate him.

Can't spend seven books with one of the most insufferable MCs.

I tried Quest Academy instead and it's great.

Likeable MC, and much better narration.

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u/YogurtclosetThen9858 52m ago

Noo you put in the time and quit right when he gets so much less sociopathic and way less assholey.

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u/Icy-Shine-1117 39m ago

😭😭😭😭

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u/Icy-Shine-1117 38m ago

I couldnt get past the auction arc thingy it got too boring

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u/Icy-Shine-1117 38m ago

In Quest Academy

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u/Icy-Shine-1117 40m ago

Hell Difficulty Tutorial is the most peakest LitRPG ever and I love it. I would recxommend Nightmare Realm Summoner next, I enjoy it a lot

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u/FewTelephone8114 3h ago

hell difficulty is solid ngl. i tend to forget about it till a new book drops tho, then i pick it up when theres nothing better to read lol. glad u liked it, book 7 hype?