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Axiom of Infinity: Souleater

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"They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. What then are we to think of it when the gods themselves steal our ideas on how the universe should work? Can we complain when they turn reality into a game? Can we get a refund on life itself? The gods claim they answered our prayers. That they built this world with us in mind. That they brought us here for our own sake. Maybe they did. Personally I think they have their own reasons. We're not the players in this game, we're the pieces on the board.
Still... What if it's fun?"
Axiom of Infinity follows the story of several travelers from Earth as they attempt to make new lives for themselves in a world with monsters and dungeons, where RPG mechanics are as innate as the laws of physics, and where the gods themselves seem to be playing a very different game–one with unknown stakes and strange alliances. Blessed by two gods and cursed by another, one man finds himself at the center of their machinations, a pawn destined to become a queen.
This is a LitRPG Novel built on a hard system with a lot of depth and customization, but which tries not to beat you over the head with numbers constantly. In this world finding and reporting bugs and exploits is both encouraged and rewarded, and the gods have found the most qualified testers in the multiverse: Us. Now the unsuspecting natives of Astra are going to have to learn to live with a bunch of min-maxing, power-gaming, spreadsheet slinging nerds and gamers of all shapes and sizes as we do what we do best... break things.

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Books I’ve read that I would recommend to others. No particular order on these, other than the first one, which I wrote. :P

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Ranking things is always difficult, and I’ll be the first to admit that I can enjoy a trashy novel as easily as I can enjoy a literary masterpiece. They scratch different itches. This list is less about how good a book is, and more about how well it scratches it’s particular niche’s itch for me - be it OP MC shenanigans, time-loop fuckery, or numbers-go-up progression (or otherwise).

A note about the tiers:

Genre Defining: Books which I consider to have had an outsized impact on PF / LitRPG as a whole, and which I very much enjoyed. (Note: other than DCC I reserve this for finished series.)
Boundary Pushing: Innovative works, or ones that did a particular thing very well in my opinion.
Bread & Butter: These are the staples of their genre, the things we spend the most time reading. They may not be the best, but they certainly aren’t bad. Without them, the genre would be a much more desolate landscape. I enjoyed each of these, but didn’t find them to be as impactful as the above tiers.
Guilty Pleasures: Flawed works that I enjoy despite some issue with them (I tend to categorize “Endless” series like this by default).
Fizzled Out (DNF'ed series): This category is for series I gave up on, but usually only after not really getting into multiple books in a row. In most cases, I really enjoyed early books but lost interest in the series over time for various reasons. I have no regrets in buying and reading as far as I got, but just didn’t feel a need to continue.
Not My Thing (DNF’ed book 1): Books I’m clearly not the target audience for. I gave these a shot, but for whatever reason couldn’t get into them.
TBR: Books on my to-read list that I haven’t gotten to yet. This list expands faster than I can read them. :P
I wrote this: My book! I hope to expand this list soon. :P

Regarding series selection:

This list is populated based on books I’ve read, and those I plan to. I am exclusively an audiobook listener, so everything other than the TBR list (and my own book, currently) is available on audio. A few entries on the TBR list are there because I’m waiting for an audiobook to be released. I have a very wide range of tastes, but I don’t enjoy Grimdark or HaremLit, so you won’t find anything from those subgenre’s on this list.

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