Comedic gold. This definitely got me out of a horrendous reading slump. I haven't giggled and laughed so hard when reading a book in so long. A great LitRPG story with all the snark, sass and Medieval war you could dream of.

Welcome to the Dark Ages
Reincarnated into Dark Age Cornwall with Merlin's ghost offering “helpful” commentary. Our timeline is probably doomed.
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About the Book
Morgan wakes up in the wrong body, the wrong century, and the wrong end of Britain. The ghost of Merlin is in his head, offering commentary that is neither helpful nor optional, and the cultivation system he’s now stuck inside has rules nobody told him about. Dark Age Cornwall is everything the textbooks promised: filthy, dangerous, and uninterested in his complaints.
The catch is that this isn’t a one-way trip. Choices Morgan makes in the sixth century ripple forward through every century that follows. Merlin knows it. The locals don’t. And the timeline isn’t exactly built to take this kind of pressure.
Audiobook performed by Jess Nahikian.
love Will Wight’s Cradle, Primal Hunter, or any progression fantasy where the protagonist has to earn every advantage. Strong British humour, a snarky narrator, and a cultivation system that takes itself just seriously enough.
What Readers Are Saying
via GoodreadsThe delightful chaos of Monty Python mixed with a modern dark sense of humor, all crammed into traditional Arthurian garb. Some fantastic one-liners and an irreverent, delightful approach to the myth of the once and future king.
Combine a foul-mouthed sword, a disembodied Merlin, and a self-destructive main character, throw them into the Early Middle Ages with a pinch of pop culture and a dash of cultivation, and you might come close to the farcical chaos that is Welcome to the Dark Ages.
A laugh-out-loud fantasy adventure that drops a very modern woman into a very muddy, medieval mess. What follows is a whirlwind of reluctant wizardry, ancient prophecies, and wildly inappropriate banter.
Sarcasm, swords, and spiritual mayhem. The reluctant hero's voice is sharp, sarcastic, and delightfully self-aware. It somehow finds moments of real depth and growth. Bold, bizarre, and brilliantly fun.
Incredibly funny. I could not put it down. I actually LOL'd multiple times.
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