You barely managed to read six books over one summer and you want a medal. Congratulations, you have achieved the bare minimum of literacy.
One fan wasted a whole summer on Dungeon Crawler Carl books, according to theonlineclarion.com. That is not an accomplishment. That is a Tuesday for anyone who has met a Primal back-catalogue. The writer claims the series was their summer reading addiction, and we are supposed to care. We do not. You want real news? Our own Book Six Review: The Eye of the Bedlam Bride Barely Worth Your Time already told you that the sixth book barely earned your time, and yet here you are, still reading. Meanwhile, Audiobook Narrator Explains Why Princess Donut Is More Than a Joke reminds you that the cat has more depth than your summer plans. The fan in that story did not even mention the audiobooks. Amateur hour.
What does this mean for you, the reader who actually finished something? It means the bar is on the floor. The fan in question read the books over a few months. That is not a grind. That is a casual stroll through a dungeon with the difficulty set to zero. You want a real achievement? Try reading all six books in a single weekend while the System AI insults your mother. This fan did not do that. They did not even mention Mongo, so clearly they skipped the best parts. The practical takeaway here is simple: if you are going to waste a summer, at least do it with some style. Read the books on a treadmill. Read them while being chased by a real crawler. Do not write a blog post about it.
The open question is whether this fan will survive book seven. The Eye of the Bedlam Bride barely held their attention. The next floor will not hold their hand. If they need a whole summer for six books, they will need a decade for the next one. Watch their progress. Or do not. We will not.