Failure Adventurer [A Progression Story]
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Description
Rick is known as the"Failure Adventurer"—any party that uses him is doomed to fail!He's happy acting like a good-for-nothing layabout sleazeball in his small town, but his life changes when he's pressed into service by Pern, apretty, ambitious, S-Rank Adventurer with a 100% rate of success.Can Rick fail upwards and become the greatest hero of all Andrestia..? Or will Pern's perfect streak come to an end?Book 1 currently complete.
Information
- Status
- Completed
- Year
- 2024
- Author
- Sam Serakawa
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- Rating
- 4.8/ 5.0
- Followers
- 18
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- 9,490
Chapters(34 total)
- Chapter 14: DeteriorationNov 29, 2024
- Chapter 13: War in the CaveNov 27, 2024
- Chapter 12: Behind the PathNov 21, 2024
- Chapter 11: A Deep DiveNov 19, 2024
- Chapter 10: A Great Danger AwakensNov 14, 2024
- Chapter 9: Touching TailNov 12, 2024
- Chapter 8: Knight PerfectNov 8, 2024
- Chapter 7: Slimy Adventurer [End of Part 1]Nov 6, 2024
- Chapter 6: ClimaxNov 5, 2024
- Chapter 5: Bad ChemistryNov 5, 2024
- Chapter 4: Good HuntingNov 5, 2024
- Chapter 3: First EncounterNov 5, 2024
- Chapter 2: New RecruitsNov 5, 2024
- Chapter 1: An Unhappy ReunionNov 5, 2024
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Community Reviews(1)
- RznRoyal Road★★★★★ 4.5With the title and blurb the premise was pretty clear, Pern picks up Rick and the two go on adventures together. The first part is over in 7 chapters and gave a little fun, but chapter 12 is when things got a bit more serious. As the author writes in the style of light novels which in this case means falling into the tropes. Despite everything, Pern comes across as naive, stupid and a little desperate. Rick and Pern do work together and while I find some of Rick's aloofness a bit annoying he is not your typical useless or secretly OP loser protagonist. He's got some heart and that makes it work. The second half becomes a little sparse on detail and a bit more awkward. The epilogue though wrapped up well, and made up for some of the tumble and rush of the latter half - if only by not leaving it up to a reader's head canon about their future.