Accidental Champion 3

De: Todd Herzman

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

With the first ten floors of the Tower of Champions complete, Xavier returns to an Earth in peril from invaders from other worlds.

Xavier’s rise through the Tower of Champions has been meteoric, and on his return to Earth, he hits the ground running, clearing dungeons, claiming titles, and gaining mastery over forces that should be beyond his control.

But with Earth’s exposure to inter-planetary warfare, threats from the Bellaran Confederation, Tri-World Imperial Army, and vengeful foes threaten to tear everything he’s fought for apart.

With his companions by his side and the weight of the world on his shoulders, Xavier must protect his world at all costs.

But it looks as though the only way to protect his world may be to leave it.

Don't miss book 3 of the action-packed LitRPG Apocalypse Series by Todd Herzman, with levels, a detailed System, classes, skills, towers, loot, & everything you love about progression fantasy. It's perfect for fans of Defiance of the Fall, System Universe, and He Who Fights With Monsters!

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loved it

i am honestly enjoying this series way more than many of the overhyped leaders in this category. MC is OP yet the story is beyond engaging

Well written, read, and developed.

I love my OP characters and this series doesn’t disappoint. Well written and side character discussions are well done as well. I can’t wait for a complete series. Cheers.

Good book!

Chapter 31, 8 minutes and like 55 seconds into it, I swear there is someone saying “hello?” In the background. Just had to search my whole house to see if someone was here lol 😂

It’s okay I guess. Sigh

Overall, it is good. However, there are just some issues that really bug me and keep off great.

-Mc is really insufferable at times
-Mc is way too OP way too quickly
-Details seem to be lost or not flushed out, and magically seem to be resolved with being written.
-lots of events are never flushed out. Like cool he every day a new challenger, then after 2 it’s like cool that’s over, never going to think about this again and will be mostly irrelevant moving forward.
-Finally, details seem to be wrong at times with it being the narrator or editing in the text, IDK. Just from the number of enemies left or days for events.

Several instances make no sense other than to push the plot

I've liked the books so far and was having fun with them, despite the several times they've stretch beyond reasonable belief.

This specific book has already had several instances where things happen that shouldn't make sense other than to push the plot and other possible problems further down the line.

The book has setup up certain expectations that are fun to listen to and follow along the story with, but at the same time, nothing quite takes you out of it, like things that the books themselves seemingly set up as impossible.


Main problems Ive had with it early on(Spoilers)



Alistair Reed shouldn't have survived or managed to escape his first encounter with Xaiver.
I know how teleport works as a concept, but a LVL27 havings mean of escaping a LVL101 with a simple teleport skill is insane.

The orb that interferes with mental focused magic seems like it was intentionally added to try and balance out the main character, which is fine, but again regardless of the circumstances he managed to capture the mind of a D rank. A D rank that just so happens to not have access to the same technology despite it seemingly being so common on new worlds (Earth)

A phasing skill allowing Alistair to breakthrough a E rank skill is questionable, but not the same amount of shoeshorning specific things in, since that could at least be believed.

It's silly and I love it

Writing a good OP MC LitRPG story is very difficult. There are so many elements that have to fit and so many ways to do it. Accidental Champion does a good job of making a greater world that fits and makes sense, and the MC isn't bad.

There are some aspects that don't make sense and the MC does some things I wouldn't have, but that's OK. As far as LitRPG books go, it's fun.

Enjoying it still

This series continues to deliver and I love it. Some of the POV switching is getting on my nerves, but hasn’t hit 10th realm level yet.

Padding and lots of pointless stalling interferes

You ever see someone pad out a book report or an assignment? This is like that in the beginning.
Do thing; "It's the same, but also on an unrelated note (5 min later) Everybody arrives: "Look around! Now have everyone grunt or repeat what I just said and at each new opinion on the obvious situation." Insert "But what if our enemies who want us dead should not be killed/We are bad people" moment at any time.
All this gets in the way of pretty satisfying combat once the author stops telling you not to enjoy it. So the series has potential, but the author is his own worst enemy.

Waste of a credit.

The MC ain’t too bright. The inner monologue is way too much. He’s too over powered and it’s just book 3. I didn’t really like the first two, but I was invested, and I believe this is where it ends for me. Other issues is how does a level 27 escape a level 101 as over powered as the mc with a simple teleport? Why does he have to fight people over 100 levels above himself to even have a challenge. I could see this being in later books, but he has 5 years to grow stronger, at what point is it enough? In those 5 years he’ll
Probably be b grade or c grade that kills b grades. It’s just not fun to listen too.

OP MC

While I like that the MC is op, why would you make him such an idiot? So someone tries to make your friend betray him or die, and his reaction is to befriend this person? What a complete nonsensical decision. Then he meets the person and she just starts making demands, and naturally he just gives in. He is an OP MC, why portray him like a submissive chump. Narrator is good though.