/lit/ - Literature

>>21968316
>Any recommendations, fellers?

You still haven't read Infinite Realm: Monsters&Legends? One of the best LitRPG around, but it's more of a Cultivation story than LitRPG. Solid story, in-depth exploration of Cultivation and other power systems, interesting world-building and above all serious characters. When I think about top LitRPGs, Infinity Realms is up there.

Other than than that:
Rock Falls, Everyone Dies: A LitRPG Story - Funny, fast-paced, entertaining and without filler. A quick 130 pages-long LitRPG story about a rock Cultivating.

Never Die Twice - A book about a Necromancer obsessed with trying to stop death itself and grant everyone immortality, whatever the cost. Self-contained, no trillogy or series. One of Void Herald's best works in my opinion (you still haven't touched any VD's works, right? Vainqueur the Dragon, The Perfect Run, NDT, Kairos: A Greek Myth LitRPG...The author's a solid writer, not my favourite but he's known for good stories that get finished).

Street Cultivation - A Cultivation story set in a modern setting very alike USA. One of the more known Cultivation stories, although very different from the usual schitck of epic fights and defying the Heavans. Just a story about a normal guy that fights to make ends, but inadvertently gets into something way bigger than he wanted. Written by a Woman, and it shows, but is a good contrast for the rest of the genre and worth reading just for that. It's a trillogy, but if it falls off a bit with the second book just to eventually ending up decent with the third. I recommnd it just for the first book, though.

>>20727235
Okay, there's one more story that you might like. Very ambitious and better written than DotF. Monsters and Legends: Infinity Realm. The author is autistically creating entire builds for the characters, and there are many ways of power in the story's world. Big focus on story and characters. However, it's considered to be somewhat edgy.