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Firearms (Book One) : An Isekai LitRPG Series

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Firearms (Book One) : An Isekai LitRPG Series

By: Cobyboy
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Trapped in His Favorite Game. Stranded in the Past. Still Armed with a Soldier's Mind.

Gama Feihren, a retired military general from the year 2218, suddenly finds himself trapped in the world of his favorite video game—Gaia’s Paradox.

But something is off.

The game’s setting has been mysteriously altered. The timeline has been rewound to a medieval era, long before the rise of advanced technology. Magic and monsters now roam the land, while machinery and science are nothing more than myths.

Feihren must now learn to survive in this unfamiliar version of a world he thought he knew. With only his military experience and gamer instincts to rely on, can he carve a path forward in a place where strategy meets sorcery, and everything he once understood has changed?

Important Note: This is a remastered version of the web novel, FPS Deity.

 Fantasy Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Game Military Greek Mythology Mythology Ancient Greece
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The story was not great. I think an actual narrator would have helped. I don’t know if the writing was that bad or if the virtual voice left no spacing between the paragraphs.

The jumping between characters didn’t help either. The virtual voice had no differentiation between character voices. It was always the same voice. Narration, character 1, character 2, etc.

Story is lame, virtual voice doesn’t help

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Not sure if it is bad writing or virtual voice, but this is the worst book I’ve listened to. Ever.

Incoherent garbage

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If they used a voice actor, the story would be enjoyable. Virtual voice does not have a natural inflection nor proper pacing. Many times it was confusing which character was speaking.

Virtual voice Ruined Story

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