God Class

Saga of the God Class, Book 1

De: N.J. Evans

Narrado por: Ben Douglas

Warning: Language, violence.

He only wished for a normal life.

A life outside of a hospital bed, the kind of life spent building memories and running toward a bright future. For Silas, this life was just a dream. Until he awakened in Galleon.

Gifted with a system unique to only him, Silas has the power to gain the strength he has always desired while shaping this new world how he sees fit. With Galleon under the thumb of a powerful, mysterious Emperor, Silas must learn how to give others the power to shape their own destiny and fight back against their conqueror, all while surviving this harsh world himself.

God Class is a dark fantasy LitRPG with sandbox mechanics. Book one of the Saga of the God Class series.

©2022 Nicholas Evans (P)2023 Nicholas Evans

Cool premise, too annoying & MC is slow

The idea is cool. Taken to another world and being a baby deity needing to raise to full godhood. But Silas (The MC) is awfully slow on the uptake like needed to have special intervention on school slow. The system in the world he is brought to tells him straight away at the beginning that he is the only one with a system like this and that other people don’t have classes. Then as soon as he meets another human he starts asking him what his class is. Then again later with a goblin. There are just too many times he does things that are like watching a 1 year old with no object permanence. But on top of that the opposite happens there are times when he just has knowledge that was never said by the system. Like the “consecrated ground” ability, all the system said was that it would bless the ground beneath him causing it to harm enemies and heal allies. Somehow he knew that if he used that underground it would cause a cave in. What? For all he knew it would just make the ground glow a little as holy magic took effect. And even though he has that ability that could heal him and just hurt friends while causing enemies to seemingly instantly die on touching it he only uses it once. The system gave it a semi low cooldown and he could use it for his poor allies after any fight just for the healing but nope. Just too many holes in logic that take me outa the world. Now I say all that and I still have it 4 stars because it is still enjoyable and I’ll probably read the next book.