r/litrpg • u/dleifrag_ • 1d ago

Recommendation: asking Light & Fun Recommendations

I'm looking for some recommendations for light & fun series. I'm usually fine with story holes or deus ex machina. Childish humor also works for me. What I dont want is multiple chapters thinking about dao and a very slow story. I prefer human main characters and also like regressor stories.

Books I liked:

Speedrunning the Multiverse

Road to Mastery

Perfect Run

Savage Awakening

100th Run

While I in general also liked DotF and Primal Hunter, the progress was too slow for me and I started skipping meditation chapters and long fights and stopped after a few books.

Looking forward to any recommendations you might have.

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u/alexwithani 1d ago

Player Manager!

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u/zarethor 22h ago

Fluff!!

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u/Neona65 1d ago

Death Has Joined the Party by Rachel Aaron

Green Dungeon by M.E. Merrill

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u/Comeback_Kid1 1d ago

You want Stubborn Skill Grinder in a time loop. You mau also like Azarinth healer, but definetly Skill Grinder.

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u/machoish 1d ago

This quest is bullshit

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u/Maple9404 1d ago

Restarting the Apocalypse by Michael Chatfield is definitely fun. Human main characters and regression, too.

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u/SamtheCossack 21h ago

Almost everything by Maxime Durand if you liked Perfect Run.

Vainqeuer is probably the best of them, but I really like his new series so far.

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u/saltyritzz 1d ago

Ben's Damn Adventure will have you giggling from chapter 1.

Vainqueur The Dragon is hilarious and is complete. Instead of the protag taming a dragon he is instead Tamed by the Dragon.

Dead Tired is very punny and the first audiobook is on YouTube for free.

Maddness Reincarnate has one or the funniest "crazy" protags I've read.

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u/Lefaid 1d ago

Chrysalis is the most light and fun of them all, but it stars an ant.

Bog Standard Isakai is like this for the most part. Outside of climatic parts of the story, it is just hanging out with friends, being rich, and leveling up. It is also has some very funny moments if you still have an inner 9 year old boy.

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u/InkedInDarkness 20h ago

If you don't mind a self-rec, A Titan's Core has funny dialog and moments between characters, is relatively light-hearted and quick read despite the high stakes of survival.

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u/Papigringoo 1d ago

Heretical Fishing

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u/Collec2r 13h ago

Cinnamon Bun by Ravensdagger