/lit/ - Literature

>>10897300
This one has the best story I've seen in any smut so far, it's pretty good. There's also the Warlock Trilogy, which has THE WORST prose I've ever seen (he exchanges you're and your pretty liberally, among other things), and is urban fantasy (eww), but has some nice girls and despite all of this, I still find it better than Good Intentions. Another is Valens Legacy, that is also urban fantasy and it's pretty mediocre throughout. Which means it's not horrible, just very very average, at best. Which is surprising, seeing as the other book by the same author (different pen name) Portals of Infinity is such trash.

The one with the dinosaurs honestly isn't THAT BAD, just the first half of it is. Man, that first half sucked! He keeps reminding us just how good looking every female that is in the book is, and he does it over and over again. The first 20 pages were all about him describing every single of the 20 women that was at a pool party. Then the rest of the first half was him ogling at other women and making a fool of himself. The second half gets better (I think one of the authors left, and the book improved because of it), but it really only gets good at the second book.

Then, if you're willing to lower your standards even further (I am not, tbqhwy), there're a bunch of litrpgs around.

I was browsing the previous threads and saw that someone ELSE had the courage to read this gem. So, I had to take it upon myself to clarify now that despite what this guy thinks 10790593, there's actually at least 2 people here who read this.

This is actually a better book than 90% of the contemporary books I've read, it's too bad the author chose such a poor name for it. Fimbulwinter and whatever else smut people post here probably has more sex than this book.

This was a pleasant surprise. Just take a look at this cover. My 10yo nephew could make something better than this, holy shit. Besides that
>sexcraft chronicles
Who the fuck thought this was a good name for the series? It alienates a lot of readers who might have found this book enjoyable. Past all that, if you manage to actually open the book and read it, it is indeed a high quality fantasy.

The plot is good, if somewhat overused in fantasy, but it just sets itself as standard fantasy instead of what the fuck is common place with contemporary fantasy. The characters are all well written, with clear motivations and personalities. The world is simple enough to understand, with no pretentious """worldbuilding""", but still pretty interesting to keep us reading. The magic is simple to understand, without delving too much into it as not to take away the mystery of it, and it's not at all overpowered. The sex is way too tame to warrant the name, making me wonder about the sanity of the person who chose it. Its placement is consistent with the world and doesn't feel like just fanservice. The plot is driven more by opportunity instead of clear preparation, with the characters taking advantage of what is happening at the moment instead of waiting and taking a long time to prepare for battle.

Next book is coming in valentine's day, supposedly. If this wasn't good enough to convince anyone to read it, here comes a briefing of the plot: Dragon attacks village, kills everyone. Non-combatant MC is driven for revenge and sets himself to kill it despite being weak as fuck .