If you what you are looking for is 100% the game mechanics, give it a shot. Setting, game system, skills/magic, crafting, city building are all pretty cool.

If humor, prose or characters in any way, shape, or form have any impact whatsoever on your enjoyment, dont bother. Save your money for something with more profound conversations and character depth, like Dora the Explorer or something.

I wouldnt say there is many interesting ways of using the game mechanics. Theres a lot of "Deus Ex! Pow! I'm OP" and then dropping any relevance to that aspect of the story for 4 books. There could be some unconventional blends of power in the 7th book, but I didnt get that far.

Instead give Beginners luck a go. Unconventional setting and unique game-mechanics for the MC.

u/autumn-windfall · 3 points r/litrpg

Link for lazy people :)

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https://www.amazon.com/Beginners-Luck-Character-Development-Book-ebook/dp/B076HJPCMH

u/Tuftears · 1 point r/litrpg

Yeah, Beginner's Luck.

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https://www.amazon.com/Beginners-Luck-Character-Development-Book-ebook/dp/B076HJPCMH

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Not the author, but I enjoyed it.

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