The Sixth Rune: A Fantasy LitRPG Adventure Divine Apostasy, Book 6

An unbelievably enjoyable book with complex characters and totally different from just about anything I have ever read!! I was glued to it

Loved every book in the series so far and looking forward to the next.It's great to see Ruwen and his mind gang ( overlord and the narrators) grow so much.I would love to see how Ruwen deals with the problem at New Eiru. Hope it will be with overwhelming power like he did with the Elders.Thank you A. F. Kay

This book has many strengths and the things I like are there namely excellent characterisation (for the most part) and an intriguing overall plot that is being well developed and feels thought out. I also enjoyed how the main character really using his power on a scale we haven’t seen before was done and didn’t feel out of control powerful - it was done in a way where the story still has stakes. Some of the plot development is truly creative and that particularly stands out in a genre so overpopulated with books that just regurgitate the same tropes with varying degrees of quality - this actually feels like a series written by an author who has a solid and interesting overall plan for the series - my faith that this series will reach a satisfying conclusion grows with each book. This isn’t from what I can see a story that is being developed on the fly with the hope that last minute inspiration leads to a good resolution. That said as others have pointed out the first part of this book has the MC stranded alone working on his abilities and though I enjoy those denser elements of these books generally , without being broken up by any action of any kind it just became very dry. I was just powering through pages trying to get through to the inevitable reunion. Though that may only be the beginning of this book in a book this length that’s like half of some books - it’s not just a few chapters. Some elements of the normally great characterisation fell flat for me to - Lylan falls flat for me and her flaws have been pointed out in other reviews but generally the overall response to Ruwen’s return could have been fleshed out I think - something to say in >700 page book. I rolled my eyes at the end with Ruwen again being unable to use spirit for a time. This has been done a few times now and just feels like a cheap way to avoid having him be too overpowered. Overall though I still love this series and though not the strongest entry I still enjoyed this book on the whole. I’ll be back for the next.

Another great book. It's the longest in the series so far, but I wanted it to be much longer so I could continue to spend time with Ruwen and the gang. I love how the challenges are sensible as the hero levels - he never feels overpowered, despite growing.

So far I can't put any of the books in this series down when I pick them up,I would recommend this book (series) to all my friends.

I enjoyed the great twists and turns in the story as well as the humour and depth of the characters. It will be a hard wait till the next book.

Loving this series, inventive, funny and yet still with heart and drama. I just need to learn to not read the books so damn fast!

I'm loving the characters and story more each book and cannot wait to see what happens next. There are some mistakes here and there but they are just bumps in the road of a good story. Ruwins continued idiocy of leaving enemies alive is really starting to grate. Giving far too many chances to undeserving idiots just makes no sense. Cheers!

It's rare when one gets to read something completely new. This is it.There are flows in writing and story. Rowen is a bit of Mary Sue character, there certainly is Dues Ex Machina. There are other flows, but yet there is something so endearing about these books. They flow well, story is good, characters development is fun and engaging.Bottom line is that I've read them all quickly, and i am looking forward anxiously towards next one. It helped keep my mind off chaos around me and help me relax.Highly recommend this book and this whole series! It's a great tale.

This book sees ruwen progressing in its path to godhood. The plot is both thickening and getting clearer to understand. Stakes are getting higher for all major players.If you have read the first 5, book 6 wont disappoint.If you haven’t read the first 5, get to it.

I remember looking through many pages of web content after the last book to find out what happens next.But, by the time this was released, the effect had cooled down significantly limiting the enjoyment.Also, I understand the need to build up the plot.But ......

The book is good like all the novel of the series. The plot is complex but credibile. My only doubt is that sometime the author dedicate too many page to the detailed, technical description of the evolution of the powers of the MC

Above average