How I Became The World's Strongest Warrior By Using Basic Attacks: Volume 2

De: Kenny King

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Return to the action-packed epic fantasy series World’s Strongest Warrior as Chuck Taylor battles through the harrowing Tower of the Last God, facing the Seven Sins and Lucifer himself in a gritty adventure to save his closest companion from oblivion.

The grind never ends. The stakes have never been higher.

Chuck Taylor thought he was just getting good. Now he’s the only one left.

After losing his closest companion in a catastrophic raid, Chuck sets aside his prized weapon and takes on the impossible: the Tower of the Last God. One hundred floors. No checkpoints. No second chances. No one’s ever made it past sixteen.

Armed with backup gear, raw grit, and a new dual-wielding ability, Chuck must conquer twisted trials, face the personifications of the Seven Sins, and outfight the Tower’s deadliest champion—Lucifer himself.

The reward? A forbidden artifact that could bring his friend back from oblivion. The cost? Everything.

But Chuck didn’t get this far by playing it safe.

Sometimes, the only way out is up.

Not bad

Story was okay but the sections with explicit sex added nothing to the value of the story. Subtle hints would have been fine.

I really like the flow and the weapon concepts

slowly grows on you and maybe to many numbers and maybe not so big of dumb sometimes

good story and concept.

Overall story is good. But as many other have stated, the explicit sex... awkward AF. Its like a virgin lesbian tried to clinically explain a blow job to another Virgin lesbian. But feels like you are unwantedly listening to a sibling or parent have sex next door and nothing you can do to stop it. Besides bringing absolutely nothing to the story line progression or the plot, its just a super awkward sub plot.

its pretty funny

I enjoyed the story and enjoyed the main characters. find it to be a witty fun book for the most part. I don't usaly care about adult themes happening in story's. but I'm sorry the seggs parts come out of almost no where, and are all extremely cringe, and seem really unnecessary for the overall story happening around them.

Don't listen to the haters

Firstly:

For those out there that have commented about the fact that this book has adult themed aspects and have simply said that. The book is not good because of this. That's your own personal opinion.

It is true that the MC is incredibly overpowered, but he has to be this kind of follows. The rules of one punch man so keep that in mind when reading the book is not necessarily about his ascension, it's not about his level. It's not even about the fact that he can 1 shot 99% of the monsters that are in the book. the story itself is actually of the growth of the relationship that he has with his personality and the people around him. And the absolute ridiculousness of the world that he lives in now.

The relationships are incredibly complicated, and it actually goes through several adult themes that happen in everyday life. confusion about your own existence, or why you like something is a normal thing for most people. This book does not read like a comic book. It's not like a Hollywood movie. So be prepared to be frustrated simply with the fact that you have a guy that doesn't really understand emotions. And has an entire world that's completely ridiculous.

I highly recommend and I cannot wait until the third book... it will be efficient.