First Necromancer: Book Two

A System Descent LitRPG Adventure

De: Coldfang89

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland

It’s the end of the world… but that doesn’t mean things can’t get worse.

The Incursion Event has been announced, and sapient races from across the multiverse are invading the newly integrated planet Earth. These beings have decades, centuries or even millennia of experience living within The System and wield powers far beyond the mutated Beasts and mana-spawned Monsters Drew and his friends have faced in the past.

While the newly established settlement of Sanctuary flourishes, much of humanity is hanging on by a thread. The small communities that have managed to eke out an existence know nothing of the horrors that await them at the hands of the more gruesome Incursion races. Even hastily fortified cities stand little chance against their onslaught.

To survive in the face of this new threat, and save what is left of humanity, Drew and his family are forced to level up in The Baleful Lady’s own treacherous training dungeon. An experience that might be even more dangerous than the Incursions themselves.

Forced past his limits, Drew must learn to use his System-granted necromantic powers in frightening new ways… or accept that humanity’s extinction is inevitable.

©2024 Coldfang89 (P)2024 Portal Books

Not Bad

An excellent story and it has a bit of a hat off to other stories like this. (Incursion pillars, Pillars of Civilization 😉) I do like the time skip the main character and his wife went through. I think that’s called a training montage. Plus, I do like the way it addresses religion, which is typically skipped over in other system apocalypse stories. I would like to see another book in this series.

Good book

I really enjoyed this book. So far in the series, the author has done a great job with the progression of the characters. I can’t wait to see what happens with the next books in the series.

The importance of choice

I love how the main character struggled with allowing his minions the ability of choice.

Great book

What an awesome second book, just as good as the first. Lots of growth, good pacing, lots of action without being bogged down by stats.

A great followup to a great book!

This book carries off exactly when the first book ends and hits the ground running. I love the various references and little nods to popular culture while still retaining its own identity. The narrator also did a great job, especially with the undead commander. I found myself cackling at some points, and on the verge of tears at others. The climax had me feeling intense anxiety as it kept me guessing all the way to the end. All in all, a 10/10 book and performance. Can't wait for book 3!

great story

I have recently found litrpg as a genera this was a good story with some great moments looking forward to book 3

Love it.

I really enjoy this story so far. I know some people will have problems with a certain section honestly I think it was fine, but could have been a bit less deamening to certain religions.

A love letter to the genre

Continues to pull from popular series in the genre and pop culture but is beginning to have its own voice. The power creep is significant but I think it might have to be for the sake of the sorry. I will be back for the next one to see where it goes

Fantastic

Fantastic. Gift that keeps on giving feels like I heard 3 great books in 1. It’s go good I kept thinking it was over and set up for next book and another ark :) great read.

all hail spok

spok lord of the dickens! I love the personality of the characters in this series. I do feel like the MC is a tad over dramatic with the hero complex and needing to save everyone. I'm happy to see him starting to accept the cant save them all mentality while not losing his sense of love for others.