Starter Dungeon

A Harem LitRPG

By: George Saoulidis, Machine George

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Starter town. Starter dungeon. Starter harem. Level up everything.

Jace needs one clean run to eat today. Instead, he walks out with a room deed, two teammates, and a target on his back.

Starter Town calls it an F-rank—the kind of dungeon you clear in borrowed boots. But when a sunshine-bright novice healer and a cat-eyed rogue grab the same quest slip, Jace does the sensible thing: form a party, keep it tidy, and don’t die.

Mimic doors that bite. Slime kings that melt steel. Rival delvers who want your loot—and your claim. Good thing Jace’s real skill isn’t swinging a sword; it’s calling the right play.

If you like dungeon dopamine, squad chemistry, light system pings, and a harem that grows through teamwork, this cozy, fast-paced LitRPG will make you turn the page. Level up the party. Level up the heart.

suffers from poor narration

This book uses what I assume is AI to narrate what I feel **could** be a decent story. Unfortunately, the way it's narrated is monotonous and boring. This is the first title I have experienced with AI telling the story, and it sounds robotic, unnatural, and displays none of the passion you hear from flesh-and-blood narrators. I don't recommend this book as it is presented

not written very well

poor story and character creation. doesn't give much back story for characters or the world they live in.

Confused and bored

normally I try to be sensitive to authors because of how hard it is to write a book, even a poorly written book. this was...different. I gave it a few hours, but after four no real plot, characters were hallow, no arcs fights were after thoughts, and I'm pretty sure this was created by early AI.