This Inevitable Ruin by Matt Dinniman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Let me just say this: I'm really rather surprised that this LitRPG series can remain this inventive for this long. It's wildly entertaining, and what's more, it's witty and crude and disgusting in all the ways that we know and love, and even attempts (and sometimes succeeds) in outdoing itself.

That being said, it's also a damn fine story that has heart and kindness and all the other goodies that come with being SO DAMN BLOODTHIRSTY.

Yeah. Well, this one was a tower-defense game/floor, and my GOD there were a lot of gods involved this time.

But hey, we all had a ball. Ahem. A ball.

Yes, well, you had to be there to really wish you hadn't been there.

Good shit.

My synesthesia doesn't often give me an upchuck reflex, but in a few places, it did. Good thing it was passing and filled with tons of humor, as if it really WAS happening to someone else, or else it would have flipped the toggle between humor to tragedy.


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