Mark of the Crijik, Books 1-4

A LitRPG Adventure

De: ThinkTwice

Narrado por: Neil Hellegers

Hours of epic LitRPG Action await in Books 1-4 of the Mark of the Crijik Series.

A warrior reborn. An enemy fueled by death. A fight for humanity.

Andross Silver had a nice life... Until he was pushed off a building and found himself in a new world.

Reborn into a family that wants to kill him, gifted with a System, and armed with determination, Andross must rise to the challenges of a strange new world he suddenly finds himself in.

His only blessing is the Mark of the Crijik, a magical gift from a divine being that bestows great powers onto those that possess it.

It also kills them at the age of twenty five.

Andross must master magic to help him carve a path to greatness, and overcome the countdown of death that has been placed upon him.

Experience this Isekai LitRPG Adventure Series about an unexpected hero coming of age in his new home, progressing in power and abilities as he unlocks the secrets of magic and a System that may not be as trustworthy as it seems.

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Different but the same

There is nothing wrong with being different. New takes on already established tropes can be very fun. So I’m not criticizing the different take on things but I will say some hit different. Many of these type of stories can spend up to a character in the characters original life. Setting up personalities and character motivations before the reincarnation. This story took less than a paragraph to setup the original life and then the character dies and is reincarnated. It seemed… empty.

There is a system but it’s rarely is brought up. When it is made more prevalent in the story, it’s just pad the story as the main character looks at their status screen and reads off stats.

The main character is in a world we’re powerful magic ages babies dramatically. So our hero is physically 12 years old who me year after his rebirth. He starts magic high school with a mix of teenage toddlers and regular teens.

All this is to say that this isn’t your typical reincarnation system story. It is interesting and pulls you in and tends to zig when you think the story is about to zag.

If you want a more traditional rehash of this kind of system story, you will probably be disappointed. If you like new twists on established story lines, you will very much enjoy this series.

Some inconsistencies but still really good listening!

I really enjoy this series but was annoyed by the constant giggling of girls in the first 3 books like they only giggle & are incapable of laughing or snickering… Now in book 4, the main character keeps speaking out all of his skills when he uses them including bringing up his status screen when before he never did that. So annoying…

barely a litrpg

Calling this series a litrpg is a bit of a stretch, the aspects of it ARE there, just barely, but they don't really hold any relevance to the story. This series would be much better titled as a fantasy drama. It's not bad, just not what I was looking for.

Super intriguing story!

Voice acting is well done.
The progression is amazing and it isn't about an all powerful MC. I enjoy the development of the mc and his cohorts.

I didnt have the feeling "the mc is just going to over power everyone." it shows struggle and progression which is great.

Andros

loved the whole thing
silver is a badass with a very stoic point of view. Just a good book all around