Accidental Champion 4

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Todd Herzman

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

The System is watching.

After ensuring Earth’s protection from off-world invaders and clearing countless dungeons, Xavier’s power has reached new heights.

But the Tower of Champions still has some surprises in store for the True Progenitor, and the System doesn’t always play fair.

Gone were the days he could stomp each floor with ease—now he truly has to become a force to be reckoned with if he’s to not only survive, but thrive.

Don't miss book 4 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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best so far

this was the best of the series so far, but how will the story continue now?

good

series has been solid throughout. mc is extremely op for his level. worth the read

Progress but no progress?

This book is our MC’s training arc essentially. It’s a bit slow in some spots, especially the Rhino Monkey fight. That fight was waaaay too long. Could have been shortened and still hit the story beats it was attempting to set up. MC’s growth is going down a path of interesting possibilities. I’m hoping the next book isn’t more of this floor for too long. I’m really hoping MC keeps moving. A whole book for just one floor is a bit much but after the final chapter ended I do believe this pacing was kinda warranted. I just hope the next book keeps pushing the narrative forward. Great read, wish it was longer.

Continues to deliver

The series continues to deliver. I really enjoyed the path this one took. I feel like it was a nice change up.

Loved it

This has fast become my favorite series, storyline keeps getting better and keeps me coming back for more. Narrator does a good job, wouldn't hurt to get a female narrator to help out would be the only thing I could see improving.

And it continues to circle the drain

I’m coming to the end of what I can tolerate. The MC remains a petulant, self obsessed child trapped in an adults body. The story continues to revolve around the concept of a teenagers fantasy dream that the universe has decided they are the chosen one.
- Truthfully, I might get off this train and not get the 5th book. IDK yet. I am someone who has a hard to stopping series once I invest in 3+ books. However, this one might have to be an exception.

- The performance is still top tier.

Training arch that did nothing to progress the story

This “training arc” added almost nothing to the overall story. The fights felt repetitive and left no lasting impact, and the single new plot thread that was introduced wasn’t meaningfully developed or resolved. In the end, it felt like the content of this entire book could have been condensed into just a couple of chapters without losing anything essential. A disappointing installment that stalls the momentum rather than pushing the narrative forward.