Breaker of Skulls (LitRPG)

For me, I don't have a lot of complaints. I can complain about minor stuff and things based on my own opinion but you shouldn't write a review based on opinions. I'm not good at reviewing but this novel can be really good especially for the Apocalyptic setting, Antihero who isn't edgy with (so far at least) a decent LitRPG field. Do find it weird though that the novel is named after a title he has that isn't mentioned much. May play a bigger part later on. 

This is pretty good. The amount of content is low for now, but the quality is great. Marcello is a well written character who can recognize his own flaws, and the interactions he has are great too. Honestly, I'm having a good time with it. Well done, keep it up.

It's so-so, a bit pulpy... the author is writing for fun, and the story has fun so mission accomplished there, it's just...

I've seen this story seed, this premise, done before, and done better in Primal Hunter. Our fun-loving author has taken the root, the story seed, and is writing it in his own pulpy, edgelord story -- and it's a fun read.

So I read it, and I enjoy it, but there is a nagging thought that it could be a bit better than it is, but then I check again-- amateur author, writing for fun. On that level, it works, so cheers!

Sensible progression with the way the story is set up. The intuition sense is a good one, I remember reading about this from some other thief stories and the sixth sense is a good skill to have. Some fun fights with actual consequences for not having the team in a proper formation with certain things thought out prior. Looking forward to more.

The setting is not that novel but it is very enjoyable. 

The MC is pragmatic and not a cardboard knight-in-shining-armor or the opposite ruthless asshole. The other characters are also interesting and not just background to make the MC look better.

In the end it is a fun read and I recommend it.

I read the story in one go and found it to be pretty good. The mc isn't weak nor too strong and uses logic to solve problems. The side characters can be understood as well, like trying to run when they think they can't survive even if it means abandoning others. The story is similiar to primal hunter ad that's okay for me. I liked that story and reading storys with similiar concepts is something I like. 

the progression is solid, and has some interesting things thrown in that make it far more interesting than it otherwise would be. and as the story goes on there is a steady rise in quality.

while at first the characters seemed like card board cut out robot people with a overexagerated personality, they are improved drasticly as the story goes on with the over blown traits being muted so they actualy feel like humans.

main character and his power are also very intriguing

A very interesting story, with an intelligent Mc that is not a wimp. It is quite brutal and tragic, which makes it realistic and enjoyable. There is only a minor thing that kind of messed it up, I think that he is a little bit too special and becomes too "OP" too soon, well he isn´t yet, but his potential is enormous. Anyway, I will stay for a while and see how this novel is turning out.

As an author myself I believe this story has real potential. I love how logic the mc is and he understood the benefits and real risks of what he was doing. The Totorial is the most important part in situations like this but most characters in other novels have idiotic reasons to solo thing or have transmigrated back in time a cliche im really starting to hate. Having the reason someone had to solo being thrown into the portal and forced to survive alone is beautiful.

What I would like is a better explanation on the system because a 0.1 increase or 10% i know isnt much during low levels because its multipling the base stats of everyone. That small increase is fine early on but bad later because logically they will not reach those superhuman levels needed 2 servive.

This hampers the story because it makes everyone the same essentially. You should make it so classes and titles make a big difference also the effects of each should stack with each other. Another problem I have is your writing it so that everyone has the same abilities with set limitations instead of allowing the characters to have there own creative take on a skill or train it beyond its limits.

I recommend you read The New Word its a novel based off of randidly ghosthound but is superior to it in every way. It has what im talking about free creative discovery to be more than what your class or level saids which should be possible in your world 2 since this is not a game with set limitations. 

Starts pretty quickly and without too much fanfare in the establishment of a new system. Thankfully the Author doesn't get carried away describing all the super cool new system functions and going into boring detail about any UI bullshit.

The MC takes risks and is rewarded for it but has not become a one man army off the bat yet. Heavy inspiration from another story featuring an MC with a "Talent" but our Author is doing more than just a copy paste of these inspirations.

Character development is fine as far as I am concerned, not over done but giving the party members personality and their own goals instead of worship of the MC like you will see frequently on RR.

All in all this is a very solid offering from HBT.

Worth a follow for sure.

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