Blood of Fate

World 99 Series, Book 1

The body of young, paralyzed Luca, a boy killed by cruel bullies, becomes home to an interdimensional traveler. This is the 99th world for this traveler who has spent an entire life in each of his previous worlds. And now, he is out of lives, his previous misdeeds leaving him with a negative balance of points and preventing him from reincarnating anew. Once he realizes that he must spend his final life in a poverty-stricken family in a backward world, he awakens the consciousness of the deceased Luca and ends his own physical existence, leaving all his abilities to his heir.

One such ability is the use of the Wheel. Every traveler can spend points to spin the Wheel and gain a special talent, a superpower, or...a deadly illness. Luca spins the Wheel and gains the superpower of metamorphosis. Now, he can regenerate, recover from deadly wounds, and even take on the shape of other beings. The young man takes on the form of the Emperor: to avoid death, help his family, and finally, to bring order to the Empire!

©2019 Dan Sugralinov; English translation copyright 2019 by Alix Merlin Williamson (P)2019 Tantor

great start, and so much room for expansion

Dan really made a great start to a universe that is so easy to expand on. there aren't really any stats so if your looking for that kind of lit-rpg this isn't quite one. he doesn't go into how you get the points to spin the wheel yet and develop your character, your discovering it as the main character is. this is definitely worth a pickup and I cannot wait for the next in the series.

Unclear system, but good story

The story is great, but used a karma system that is tough to understand. He could injure or maim some people no problem. Protect himself from pirates who tried to kill him, negative karma. Great story all in all.

I like the book

the story is good a little depressing but its a Russian auther so what do you expect (its like they all have some aversion to happy). no the problem with this book is the audio levels the voice actors and the narrator are soo unbalanced that you have to have it so laud that all the dialogue is being shouted at you or not hear the story

That ending tho...

They story was pretty decent but if you dont like unresolved/cliffhanger endings might want to wait for the next book. The narration was ok except for the female voices..... the narrator really needs a female costar to cover the ladies voices as I almost quit just from the cringe of his female narrations

Pretty good

I really like the concept behind this book but it definitely didn’t go where I thought it would. I’d like to see more in this series.