Bunny Girl Evolution 1

A Monster Evolution LitRPG

By: Sir Bedivere the Mad

Narrated by: Dorrie Sacks, Justin Thomas James, Ryan H. Reid, Jeff Hays, Andrea Parsneau, Tess Irondale

She's a bunny. She's a girl. And she's going to evolve.

Elise was always made fun of for her big ears and buck teeth. She tried her best to overcome the mockery, only to work herself to death and wake up as... a big-eared, buck-toothed rabbit.

Now, with nothing but an almost worthless System Assistant to help her, she needs to survive in a world full of magic and monsters. On top of all that, for some reason she's been given the ominous [Mark of Fate] skill. She has no idea what it does, but things keep happening to her, most of them unpleasant. From little slimes to giant wolves, everything seems to want her dead, and in her efforts to escape them, she winds up in a complicated situation that she is in no way qualified to resolve.

Can she navigate this new world that seems to have it out for her specifically?

©2025 Sir Bedivere the Mad (P)2025 Soundbooth Theater

I really like this story

the only gripe I have is how naive she is. but she's still young people become more cynical with age

The voice actors were excellent

I really like how it gave you the choice to skip the stay reviews, also the voice actors did a good job. the story was good, couple parts were rushed but easily overlooked by the overall good story

Pretty good book, great narration!

Interesting evolution path, great narration, interesting take on system voice and connections, great character growth speed, the mc feels optional to the story while uplifting other characters slightly, separate chapter stat sheets.

I’m a firm believer that having a character you can question and possibly even disagree with is necessary when writing a character. The MC was being so naive sometimes which to me was annoying but did feel human. Sometimes her being naive and being right felt a bit too convenient but it didn’t break the story. ( bias warning: I general don’t get along with naive characters. Not always but it sometimes feels like deliberate unawareness.)

great!

the best narration for a good story! the multiple narrators were all peak! the story was fun and interesting.

Great Book

Its narrated well and I like the main character.
Her moral dilemma feel decently thought out.

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BOO!! Why'd the main character have to choose the boring transformation ability!! It removes everything interesting about a human character being stuck in a monster form. Its like the vannilla evolution choice that most monster novels do.

WHYYYY!!! I know her goal was to regain a human form again, but a transformation skill is the least interesting option to make that happen.