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He Who Fights With Monsters by Shirtaloon
Dragged into a deadly new world of monsters, magic, and level-ups, an ordinary guy has to grind skills, outthink enemies, and decide what kind of power is worth wielding. He Who Fights With Monsters serves up snark, strategy, and relentless progression for fans of clever, character-driven LitRPG.
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... a protagonist driven by clear goals and leveling up?
Unsouled by Will Wight
If you loved following Jason's quest to survive, grow stronger, and navigate a new world in He Who Fights With Monsters, you'll be hooked by Lindon's relentless pursuit of power and self-improvement in Unsouled. The story is packed with goal-oriented progression, clever strategies, and a satisfying sense of advancement that will keep you turning the pages.
... a protagonist with a sharp wit and plenty of humor?
Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman
If Jason's snarky banter, clever one-liners, and the book’s irreverent humor were a highlight for you, Dungeon Crawler Carl will have you laughing out loud. Carl and his cat Princess Donut face deadly challenges with relentless sarcasm and wit, making every deadly encounter a hilarious ride.
... a protagonist who undergoes intense personal growth?
Iron Prince by Bryce O'Connor & Luke Chmilenko
If you were drawn to Jason’s transformation from an ordinary guy into a formidable hero, you’ll be captivated by Rei’s journey in Iron Prince. Starting as an underdog, Rei’s relentless training, setbacks, and moral challenges provide a deeply satisfying arc of personal development and self-discovery.
... a world with a highly detailed, logical magic system?
Sufficiently Advanced Magic by Andrew Rowe
If you enjoyed the intricate rules and progression-based powers in He Who Fights With Monsters, Sufficiently Advanced Magic offers a meticulously crafted magical system. Corin navigates magical towers, solves puzzles, and masters complex spells—perfect for fans of well-explained, strategic magic.
... an immersive world filled with unique cultures and creatures?
The Wandering Inn by pirateaba
If you loved exploring the richly built world, diverse societies, and strange monsters alongside Jason, The Wandering Inn will pull you right in. Erin’s adventures in a vibrant, ever-expanding world full of magic, politics, and oddball characters scratch that same itch for deep worldbuilding.
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