Tier family
S-Tier Reviews
S — 19 entries rated in the S-tier family. See the ratings guide for what this means.
S series
S-mid
Divine Apostasy: The Series Its Own Book One Hides
S-high
Everybody Loves Large Chests: Rooting for the Monster
S-mid
The Beginning After the End: Twelve Books, Zero Filler
S-mid
Beware of Chicken: What If the Hero Just Said No?
S-low
Immortal Great Souls: The Best Progression Fantasy Series You'll Almost Quit in Book 2
S-high
The Licanius Trilogy: The Best Handling of Time Manipulation in Any Medium
S-peak
Cradle: What Twelve Books Without Filler Looks Like
S-low
King's Dark Tidings: The Mary Sue Done Right, With the Best Dialogue in the Genre
S-mid
Solo Leveling: The Power Fantasy That Never Flinches
S-low
Azarinth Healer: The Combat Is the Story
S-peak
The Perfect Run: The Closest Thing to a Perfect Trilogy
S-low
Iron Prince (Warformed: Stormweaver): The Best Sci-Fi Setting in LitRPG, and Two Things I Can't Shake
S-high
Defiance of the Fall: The Crunchiest Series in LitRPG, and the One That Makes the Multiverse Believable
S-low
All the Skills: S-Low (Through Book 5), And the Cleanest Entry Point to Deck-Builder LitRPG
S-mid
Infinite Realm: S-Mid, And the Genre's Smartest Dual-MC Structure
S-high
The Primal Hunter: S-High Through Book 15, And the Honest Book-One Hurdle
S-peak
He Who Fights with Monsters: My Favorite Series, And One Real Audiobook Warning
S-low
Last Life: S-Low Progression Fantasy, and the Closest the Genre Has Come to Game of Thrones
S-high