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If you're still looking for more, maybe check out Valley of Embers by Steven Kelliher. If you liked Will's books and mine, you might like his as well.
You might take a look at royalroadl.com they have some great webstories by a variety of indie authors. Pretty much something to suit everyone's taste can be found there. I was pleasantly surprised by the Everybody Loves Large Chest LitRPG story as I never considered these types of books but have grown to really enjoy the genre as it is a different take on fantasy novels.
OMG! I just found Wandering Inn off of this recommendation!!! This is Amazing!!! I cried so hard at the end of the first 'book'!!!! Thanks for the rec!!!
Wandering in was excellent thx for the recommendation
@Anthony, and other readers, then you should definitely check out Mother of Learning, apart from getting Andrew Rowe's thumbs up, i would add its my favourite web novel, one that improves with every chapter and is also about to be completed! just a handful of chapters left, so excited!!
Also eagerly awaiting arcane ascension #3 and finally got my hands on weapons and wielders #1 :) Just want to thank you Andrew Rowe for the brilliant writing that helps me de-stress after a tiring day by escaping into a different world.
@RK949 Well seeing that this comment section is not dead yet I'll throw my favourite Webnovel in the ring (even thou MoL is awesome as well) Practical Guide to Evil feels like a good series should. It starts simple and get's more complicated as you go along. It has humor a lot of quoteable lines, fantastic and not overencumbered worldbuilding and most of all: all around smart and likeable people. Even the monsters are charming and you'll end up liking every single PoV which is especially rare in webnovels. If you havn't read it , you should definatly give it a try. And if you are still on the fence and not sure about it do yourself a service and at least head over to TVtropes to read some of the chapter headers they by themselves are allready comedy gold.
“The most important part of any summary execution is to remember to have fun and be yourself.”
@Christian, I finally took a plunge into Practical Guide to Evil and it has overtaken all others to be my favourite web series. I was glad that Mother of Learning ended in such a satisfying way :) Im still keeping up with the Wandering Inn, and also have recently started The Gods are Bastards. But, Practical Guide to Evil in terms of writing, wit, plot etc, is just amazing. I hope more people read it! Can not recommend it enough!
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You're welcome!If you're still looking for more, maybe check out Valley of Embers by Steven Kelliher. If you liked Will's books and mine, you might like his as well.
You might take a look at royalroadl.com they have some great webstories by a variety of indie authors. Pretty much something to suit everyone's taste can be found there. I was pleasantly surprised by the Everybody Loves Large Chest LitRPG story as I never considered these types of books but have grown to really enjoy the genre as it is a different take on fantasy novels.
OMG! I just found Wandering Inn off of this recommendation!!! This is Amazing!!! I cried so hard at the end of the first 'book'!!!! Thanks for the rec!!!
Wandering in was excellent thx for the recommendation
@Anthony, and other readers, then you should definitely check out Mother of Learning, apart from getting Andrew Rowe's thumbs up, i would add its my favourite web novel, one that improves with every chapter and is also about to be completed! just a handful of chapters left, so excited!! Also eagerly awaiting arcane ascension #3 and finally got my hands on weapons and wielders #1 :) Just want to thank you Andrew Rowe for the brilliant writing that helps me de-stress after a tiring day by escaping into a different world.
@RK949 Well seeing that this comment section is not dead yet I'll throw my favourite Webnovel in the ring (even thou MoL is awesome as well) Practical Guide to Evil feels like a good series should. It starts simple and get's more complicated as you go along. It has humor a lot of quoteable lines, fantastic and not overencumbered worldbuilding and most of all: all around smart and likeable people. Even the monsters are charming and you'll end up liking every single PoV which is especially rare in webnovels. If you havn't read it , you should definatly give it a try. And if you are still on the fence and not sure about it do yourself a service and at least head over to TVtropes to read some of the chapter headers they by themselves are allready comedy gold.“The most important part of any summary execution is to remember to have fun and be yourself.”
@Christian, I finally took a plunge into Practical Guide to Evil and it has overtaken all others to be my favourite web series. I was glad that Mother of Learning ended in such a satisfying way :) Im still keeping up with the Wandering Inn, and also have recently started The Gods are Bastards. But, Practical Guide to Evil in terms of writing, wit, plot etc, is just amazing. I hope more people read it! Can not recommend it enough!
I am looking forward to your next book. Can't wait to read some proper high fantasy with interesting characters again.