Broken Council

System Apocalypse Book 10 (The System Apocalypse)

De: Tao Wong

Narrado por: Nick Podehl

Duración: 12 h y 20 m

Resumen del Editor

All actions have consequences

John Lee has come far from his time as a struggling survivor of the System Apocalypse. But now, his actions have gone too far, and he has drawn the ire of the Galactic Council.

Not only he and his friends, but Earth itself, are faced with the displeasure of the Council. With the whole galaxy turned against them, John will have to scramble for allies and make Faustian deals to save Earth. But against the might of multiple empires, will it be enough? As the fate of Earth teeters on the balance, John may finally have to make a choice and break not just the Council, but his very honor itself.

Broken Council is book 10 of the best-selling post-apocalyptic, space opera LitRPG series, The System Apocalypse. Tao Wong is also the author of the best-selling xianxia series, A Thousand Li, and the other LiTRPG series, Hidden Wishes and the Adventures on Brad, among other works.

©2021 Tao Wong (P)2021 Starlit Publishing

love this universe

I mean does anyone care about the reviews for the 10th book besides the author?

if so i got to say I loved the book. the world building is heavy as always and maybe goes a little on the rambling side but if I like the world then I love the rambling since its just more of what I like.

but besides that this book has the same high pressure feeling of John being back against a wall and fighting his way out.

complaints could be maybe some time developing side characters?

Anyway now i just want to reread the series now so ill go do that.

keeps getting better

Toa develops this characters in a way that allow you to look into the world he has created and believe you are really looking into some alternat universe.

YES!!!

I feel like this is the book that I really started to understand exactly where everything was going. they pulled back the veil a little bit to show you the things that had been hinted to in previous books. the imagination is still amazing the performance unquestionable, I cannot wait for the final book

Great installment in the series

More politics than some of the other books. Some good battles. We learn more but there's still lots of unanswered questions. Great characters. Much less stat heavy than most GameLit books.

Great narration as expected from Nick Podehl.

enjoy the story for the most part.

I'll start with my biggest dislike of the series. The MC being so thirsty for roxly it's just way to much. other then that loved the twist at the end of the story. looking forward to more of the journey.

Even better

Great story and narration here. Nick Podehl brings Tao Wong's epic story to life with passion and distinctive character voices. Many adventures, surprises, secrets, and great fights thrashing the guy who's trying to survive and solve the series mystery - What is the System? I enjoyed it as much or more than reading the book.

enjoyed it

interesting twists in the series, im enjoying the system apocalypse, if you enjoyed the prior books you'll love this one .

Tao does it again!

Or maybe I should say The Redeemer does it again. The dude can't get through the week without making at least a few planets absolutely hate his guts. But by the end of this book... (KINDA SPOILERS) the entire universe hates his guys like damn lol. I kinda miss the days when it was just going on fun adventures down on Earth with the group of friends.
Even once this series ends, I hope Tao keeps writing in the universe

Everything's hit the fan and now we see we see

We get to see what's been happening drink on the political arena and with everyone who's associated with Is hero now the thing about this book as well is that Nikito takes a greater role in this and we see how she is affected is affected and affecting others Everything has hit the fan and we see the fallout as we get ready to go once again into the forbidden zone

Great story

Well done. Well narrated.  will be looking forward to the next in the series. You should buy this book.