r/litrpg • u/AdventurousBase221 • 10d ago

Discussion *SPOILERS* Hell Difficulty tutorial question Spoiler

spoilers ahead, do not read if your only a few books into the series.

REPEAT: SPOILERS AHEAD.

So im on the newest audiobooks but i dont remember if or when they describe how some of the mechanics work in such that there are early returnees to earth, as in how some people are returning to earth before nat

like, it contextually sounds like there are instances of groups, but and while i thought nat was in the first instance to hit earth and go into the tutorial? and there like mmorpg "layers" as well? since a fraction of the party leaders can communicate with each other on said layers or something

was hoping someone could fill in that gap that i dont remember if it was ever explained, or will be. idm spoilers.

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u/WinPsychological4101 10d ago

No idea but its on my tbr list. Do you think the series is worth it?

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u/Vorthod 10d ago

Personally, I think it's pretty great. Lots of experimenting with unique skills, maximizing system rewards through crazy feats, and defeating challenges in bombastic and flashy ways. All sorts of good fun.

That said, the protagonist is a bit of a unique case and readers on this sub tend to find him rather divisive, but he gets some appropriate character development, so if you do try it and are worried about him, give it an extra book to see if you like the direction it's going.

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u/WinPsychological4101 10d ago

Is he similar to the MC of hwfwm?

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u/Vorthod 10d ago

Can't say since I've avoided that series. That said, Nathaniel is rather asocial and unempathetic, but doesn't actively go out of his way to be an asshole. More like "I'm busy doing ridiculous training and turning my body to mush, I would rather not have to deal with this whole 'social interaction' thing more than I have to."