CodyInColor

I have read and loved Defiance of the Fall, Primal Hunter, Shadow Slave, Divine Apostasy, and He Who Fights with Monsters.

They are all great series but have one thing in common, they are unfinished and ongoing.

Looking for a series with:

1. LitRPG & progression elements
2. Male MC with rationale mindset
3. Long Series that is finished (or close to being finished)

Also I've read Cradle, Mother of Learning, Worth the Candle, HPMOR, The Perfect Run, and Reverend Insanity so no need to recommend those.

Thanks!

I'm imagining an ebook where characters, places, events, etc. are a clickable link that will have a simple pop up of CURRENTLY known info. Then you can dive into the wiki further if you want deeper info or spoilers (like a lunatic).

It's very pace breaking when I have to open a wiki the normal way just to remember why a certain Building is significant, or what relevant details this Prince has that was mentioned in a single chapter 3 books ago.

Normal wikis are great, but they often contain many spoilers, so they are useless until you've finished the series. If the author built the wiki INTO the book itself, then you could see the current stats/relevant information at the CURRENT point in

Saw a post about a 5 month old puppy that would eat everything it saw (rocks/grass/mud/poo/etc.)

Most of the the suggestions were to teach the "leave it"command (which I have personally found to be very useful). However, I am curious if there is any merit to the idea of allowing your dog to fail in a controlled manner.

For example, set up a bunch of items outside that will have a bad taste for your dog AND be non-toxic to them (not sure what these would be lol). Then just simply let your dog eat all of the gross & non-toxic things with no corrections from the handler.

This is how animals in the wild (I'm assuming) learn not to eat random rocks/pinecones/mud. They simply have a bad experi

Just the title. Couldn't find a good answer from googling unfortunately

Is there a way to send/play iPhone games? Couldn't find a tutorial that did it.