The Scout of Artemis: LitRPG Series, Press X to Loot, Book 1

When he runs into money troubles, he finds an answer in an unlikely place. A revolutionary game called Pana Reborn. After his brother's accident, Chris is holding the family together. It's a land of adventure, fighting, spells, and skills. If he's to survive, he'll need to learn new powers, battle monsters, forge alliances, and, most of all, discover how to master the game. Chris will need his wits and his courage if he's to beat the game and become the Scout of Artemis.. Chris is going to the new island of Artemis, but it won't be simple. Most importantly, somewhere fortunes can be made. An escape from reality, a place of plentiful loot and dark powers, drawing would-be heroes from across the world. The developers have created Artemis with the toughest of adventurers in mind, and nobody knows what happens there at night He chooses a less-popular class: scout

Weak story Another book that fits into the category of "if there is nothing else to read". Weak storyline, the story go very quickly with no depth. Characters, such as the lost brother who suddenly comes into the story for no real reason, seem poorly fleshed out. The monetary reasons made no sense as the reward is quite small compared to costs. This is one you can afford to skip. With time and practice, maybe the author will create a solid book someday.. "Bad Characters, Bad Story" according to Kindle Customer. Two-dimensional characters, hackneyed plot, some of the worst twists and cliches I've ever seen in an actual book. The writing is competent but not even the best writer could distract from the lunacy of the content.. Galileon said Not worth the time even for KU. This story is just so bad in so many ways that I would suggest you skip it altogether._SPOILERS_First off the basic premise for the story is ludicrous.The family tour business is only marginally profitable and in order to "save" the business from a larger tour corporation. The MC enters this VR game to find a reward that would help finance the company. Apparently in the belief that this larger tour operator would just vanish, if the bid to take over the tour area by offering the land owner ten times the usual yearly pe