Audio Review: How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps

For thousands of years, there has been a cycle: a Demon King rises and conquers, and a Hero is reborn a hundred years later to defeat him. Each time, civilizations are ground to dust beneath the Demon King's hordes, but humanity has remained secure in the belief that a Hero of legend will always save them. There's just one slight problem. It's only been 23 years since the Demon King's latest rise, and this time, he's already conquered more than half the world. If humanity simply waits for the Hero's return, there may be no world left for him to save.And so, Yui Shaw sets out with an ambitious plan. A 10-step plan.She'll find a way to obtain the Hero's legendary sword. She'll earn obscure classes, gain levels, and increase her skills. She'll travel to the meticulously-crafted dungeons that seem designed for one specific Hero to complete. And, if she's truly (un)fortunate, she might even find a fairy.She might not be a Hero-but if she can fake it long enough, she might still be able to save the world.***This book is an affectionate parody of classic Japanese games like The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, and Dragon Quest. It's also a work in the LitRPG/GameLit subgenres. Game mechanics exist in the world of the story and characters are aware of their existence.

I know that Kindle Unlimited sometimes gets a bad reputation for not having a lot of books worth reading. I used to think that myself until I ran across (name of the book). This book is soooo good that it is on my top 10 contenders for the whole year.

I ran across this book randomly while I was looking for another book. Me being the nerd that I am, I thought the synopsis was good. I love anything, Sci-Fi or Fantasy. So I downloaded it started reading and didn’t stop until the end. Ad considering that my brain fog is still bad from both my ned and for Psoriatic Arthritis. I can’t focus for shit… Well, maybe I could, but I had tried to read, and it seemed that nothing could get through the haze of the brain fog.

Until I read (name of the book). Confession I used to play World of Warcraft until my eyes bled from staring at the gaming computer that I had way back then. I also paid for other games, but 80 percent of my gaming time was spent on Azeroth. Games usually follow the same plot formula in regards to quests and power-ups, and the like. Because of that, I could reply pictures apart from the nuances of the character’s doing and why. In (name of the book), the girl character speaks of going to a low level to stick up on experience easy part of the world and killing as many animals as she can. This I an easy way to level up. It may seem like a waste of time to a person who does not have this background info. What is a fast way to gain the necessary skills to defeat the big boss? After all, games have rules that everyone must follow. have Even you do not have a background in gaming, this is still a light, fun read. Which is all my brain can understand through the methxriexen haze that seems to be a permeant part of my life at the moment.

I thoroughly enjoyed spending time in this world and was quite sad when it ended. Although this is not my first choice in reading, I admit when my brain feels like it is just a huge lumpy mess and I cant ponder out what the hell is going on in a series such as Remberece of Earths path, die anyone else attempts the mental Gymnastics of The Dark Forrest? How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps is somewhat “Easier” and still provides ample entertainment.