Speedrunning the Multiverse 3

De: adastra339

Narrado por: Graham Halstead

This is Dorian’s final run, and the fate of the Multiverse hangs in the balance.

Dorian is royally screwed.

He’s stuck in Hell. He’s lost access to all his past lives’ Godking bodies. He’s being hunted by an arch nemesis who’s rapidly devouring the Multiverse.

And if he dies, that’s it. No more respawns.

He has to gain enough power to rival the strongest force the Multiverse has ever seen—in record time. While being chased across Hell by some of the most nefarious bounty hunters in the Multiverse. He’ll have to battle demon Empires, wade through impenetrable monster-infested swamps, and steal the crown jewel of Hell’s most powerful merchant’s kingdom right out from under their noses. And all he has on his side is a happy-go-lucky monkey-girl more interested in food than fighting.

… Admittedly, it’s not looking good.

Then again. Dorian’s at his best with the odds stacked against him.

Book three of this exciting LitRPG cultivation adventure about an ancient God who's reached the apex of his power progression and has decided to reincarnate multiple times to try and speedrun the Dao and reach the peak of cultivation.

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this book gives me adrenaline spikes

loving this series and it's fast pace dive straight into the depths of hell. wanting more

Amazing

Not gonna lie. I love this series. The plot, humor, and characters are top tier. It’s difficult to understand what immortality would look like. How it would strip away everything you love, and how one would choose to feel about things because of that. But here. It’s masterfully done.
I highly recommend it these books and cannot wait for the next one!

Really good.

Interesting and entertaining. The series gets better and better with each book. I honestly dont know whats gonna happend next.

highly recommend

I found myself listening to this series non stop. I feel like it has alot of potential. His other book savage sage is great also. Glad I found them.

Increasingly not for me

I'm having trouble finishing this. The setting swap from book two to this makes it feel like all settings are likely all just meaningless pit stops. The power creep makes it so the mc is sorta always in same spot, the stakes are roughly the same but people have fancier titles.. Finally the over arching narrative of the main bad guy just makes everyone else in existence seem stupid, there isn't enough to ground the multiverse setting for the stakes to matter beyond telling the reader it matters... Descriptions of transient items(creatures, places, attacks) feel like padding.

I think this series is just increasingly not for me. I would be willing to try a different series by the same author but the story feels like it it's going deeper and deeper into the aspects of this book I least enjoy.

If you enjoy the first two books you will probably enjoy this one. I was borderline after book two and it continued in a direction that I hoped it wouldn't. I think there are objective short comings but the story still has a lot of character and flavor that will likely overcome those issues if the story resonates with or interests you.