When you remove LitRPG and Cultivation, what is left...

Trying to think of some good and/or highly popular series outside of LitRPG and Cultivation, and I'm struggling more than I thought. The only ones that jump to mind is Superpowereds, A Journey of Black and Red, and haremlit series like Mob Sorcery.

Maybe it's just early, but it's amazing how much Progression Fantasy DOESN'T fall outside the scope of litrpg and cultivation.

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u/AmalgaMat1on — 11 days ago
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Your top 5 only, no Honorable mentions.

Loaded gun at your head. You can name only 5 titles, period, or your next thought will be interrupted with some hot sh1t. What are your top 5?

Myself:

1.) Cradle

2.) Calamitous Bob

3.) Beware of Chicken

4.) All I Got is This Stat Menu

5.) Jackal Among Snakes

u/AmalgaMat1on — 2 months ago

So...that Dukerino guy...I'm hooked.

2 weeks ago, I started Princess of the Void and gushed about how much I was enjoying it (and have just discovered that I like the word gush even less than I like the word moist, and will never type that word again).

Now, I'm waiting on the latest chapters patreon and decided to try his Power Trio book to cope...Only to find that I've found that I was more entertained by that than the Void Princess series. Seriously, the level of character and dialogue that took about 3 books to be fully fleshed out in the Void Princess series were immediately apparent right out the gate in Power Trio. Regardless, loving all this authors work and with Robertson, Kilgore, and Bluefishcake releasing their works steadily, I'm on cloud 9 with this genre.

Hope everything finds some new favorites and has a great weekend!

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u/AmalgaMat1on — 3 months ago

Princess of the Void took me a minute, but it definitely hooked.

I have to admit, outside of Would You love a Monster Girl, not a lot of mono-romance stories have grabbed me outside of stories in the LitRPG, Progression Fantasy, and stories generally written by women for women. This series interested me, and the narrative is definitely well written, but it just didn't....have it.

That was until the story figuratively and literally took off. Now, I've reached a level of obsession for the second time this year (first being Alex Gilbert). Princess of the Void feels like the perfect blend of political intrigue, romance development, spice, and character variety. Need stories like this in my life.

Hope everyone is having a great weekend!

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u/AmalgaMat1on — 4 months ago

I'm two strong Whiskey Sours and two Palomas in, and having the strongest urge to recommend this series...again.

For those interested in a near future cyberpunk detective series with intrigue and badass android women, please put this series on your list. It is amazingly good. It's planned to be a 5 book series, and book 4 just finished on the authors Patreon and...jesus...Just give me more works like KDR and my haremlit needs would be met every year.

For those that are spice driven, you may be disappointed cause there's only ABOUT 1 explicit spice scene per...which I love cause spice scenes should feel EARNED. No book should have more than 2 spice scene unless the book or series is trying to promote itself as an erotica, and I will die on this hill!!!

....I digress, but Neural Wrath is awesome, and the series is shaping out to becoming one of the best series in the genre imo.

Hope everyone had a great weekend!

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u/AmalgaMat1on — 5 months ago