The Centennial Tournament

Infinite Realm, Book 3

De: Ivan Kal

Narrado por: Phil Thron

The Tournament Approaches!

The grand tournament is drawing near. A place where every major faction in the Settled Territories sends their greatest members to compete in various fields. As people from all over the world head to the Tournament Territory, others make moves in the shadows. Everyone has their own agenda, and everyone is looking to gain advantage and power.

For Ryun and Zach, the tournament is the place where they can test themselves against the best the Infinite Realm has to offer. To find their place in this new world.

New faces and new threats arise as everyone converges to the same territory, and the entire world is watching.

But the Infinite Realm is a cruel place, and sometimes, people forget that the beings that created it have their own agenda.

©2021 Ivan Kal (P)2022 Tantor

This was excellent!!!

This 3rd book filled in so much and evolved so many characters I do not know where to start!!! Even though it's the third book but not completed, I a completely satisfied with the story arc. The characters change little by little and have major growth. I can not wait for the next one!!!!

Great Story

Great world with deeply interesting characters. Left wanting more. Definitely going to see what else this author has to offer.

Best litRPG

This story is so good I can hardly believe it. And the narrator sounds like it’s grandpa reading to you, I love it. Great job to both author and narrator. You guys are my heroes. I can’t believe I have to wait for the next one now. What am I going to do? Hurry and release the next one!

This is probably my new favorite book

I’m fairly new to this genre, but love the series and very much enjoyed this book!

slightly above average/10

This book continues the more annoying themes from the prior books and, from reading reviews for the next two books, begin a down turn on the story. Zach is dull and keeps just getting easy and unearned power. stat sheets are less prevalent that the last book, but still excessive. Reyun is getting better as a person, but reviews for the next two books say that he starts to take a backseat to Zach and side characters. I think last book was the beginning of Zach being the actual main character even though the first book made it seem like Reyun is supposed to be