Deepest Depths: Volume 1

A LitRPG Adventure

De: leftright

Narrado por: Ryan Kennard Burke

Follow Max as he is kidnapped from Earth and placed in multiple life-or-death situations on a new world.

With monsters, magic, swords, and Gods, the world of Nava is anything but normal. How will the once-average young man survive as his newfound title of Lost Lord makes him a target for assassins and terrorist organizations?

Max’s new home is governed by the strong and over-encompassing System that regulates the world. Whether someone is a [Farmer], [Warrior], or a [Grand Magus], classes and abilities allow some to prosper while others fail.

How do non-combative citizens live when monster attacks are a daily occurrence? They rely on people like Max, people who put aside their own safety to end threats before they can grow into true monsters.

But what happens when the monster is a fellow human? An elf? Or even a vile God?

Join Max as he makes friends, learns magic, and takes more than a few lives. Will he prosper and thrive? Or will he fail to adapt to his new home of Nava?

©2023 leftright (P)2023 Podium Audio

Amazing Book

Very well written story. Brings use of science from earth then applying it to magic in the new world. The MC is average but in a good way. Definitely looking forward to the next volume.

It's ok.

Narration -ok
World building -ok
Classes -great
Characters -a bit bland

One thing that I disliked, when MC does something that seems simple and everyone will flabbergasted and amazed. I get it, but it constantly happens, it looses it's appeal after the 3rd time.

Competent MC

It's rare to have a litrpg mc that isn't incompetent and a self insert for the author, but this one is a real character that is actually clever.

Great story

I enjoy the story and really enjoyed the funny and interesting characters. I hope the author is working on this book sequel.

Detailed to a fault

It is a really good book. A little predictable in that you kinda know that the male protagonist will end up with an inordinate amount of females around him, including his trainer, friends, and bonds. It needs more a balance with the characters that are a part of the main characters. There were some good twists and turns but some of the story was not needed. It felt more like filler and did not bring anything to the story. The love interest is also predictable and not really original int the race and level of behavior. The actor was good in his performance although he did not do much in voice manipulation.

Int is a good book that has some challenges in predictability and filler content. Just fast forward through those parts and you may enjoy the book.

Very Fast-Paced

As far as the progression is concerned, the MC (and side characters) are essentially power leveled without much actual struggle on their own parts. They just "get" their hand-fed training and jump to the level of power that the plot requires of them when it requires it. Very much a too fast "on rails" feel there.

The world itself is decently interesting, if really that believable. The characters are pretty shallow, and any meaningful interaction, development, or discovery is quickly abandoned to the break neck speed of the plot that does not slow down long enough to explore literally anything other than the immediate issue the plot demands.

I liked the magic, the overarching plot, and some (though not all) of the characters. This could have been slower paced and more robust in terms of depth in order to be two novels instead of one, and I probably would have enjoyed them much more.

really good

I really like it. it does not dwell on stuff too long in a attempt to build tension. Good first installment in a series.

Loves it

Great story , had to finish it because it kept me on my toes. Ready to get the next one

great

they only reason the storyl is a 4 and not a five is because he didn't get his arm back

deepest depths

very good excitement at every corner. good use of characters. very emagitive plot. overall a very good resd
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