The Primal Hunter 2

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Zogarth

Narrado por: Travis Baldree

The Tutorial has progressed in unexpected ways as Jake is soon forced to confront reality....

Jake has finally found a personal goal of his own as he gains a quest to defeat three more Beast Lords before he can face the final opponent of the Tutorial: The King of the Forest. Something he happily does, fully immersing himself in grasping power and gaining levels as he hunts through Dungeons to kill stronger and stronger foes.

In another region of the Tutorial, turmoil amongst the humans quickly died down after a disastrous battle leaves nearly everyone except the Metal Mage William dead.

Will Jake be able to hunt down the King of the Forest before the Tutorial ends? Does William wake up in time to create even more chaos and fulfill his goal of killing everyone? Who will survive till the end and return to Earth once more?

Oh, and will Jake ever get a shirt that doesn’t get ripped apart in every single fight?

Book two of the hit Primal Hunter LitRPG series by Zogarth. Grab your copy today and continue the adventure!

About the series: Experience an apocalypse LitRPG with levels, classes, professions, skills, dungeon, loot, and all of the great traits of progression fantasies and LitRPG that you have come to expect. Follow Jake as he explores this new vast multiverse filled with challenges and opportunities as he grows in power and slowly transforms from a bored office worker to a true apex hunter.

©2022 Aethon Books (P)2022 Aethon Audio

Stop the side stories

I hate side stories. I don't care about Jacob and his body Guard. I don't care about Casper the not so friendly ghost. I don't care about anyone but Jake and the viper. I've skipped all of the other characters chapters as I don't care. instead of giving us random chapters, take them out and make side quest books. only provide enough context in the Main book for your story to continue, I love long run times, but not at losing the Mc to side characters

Another Ecellent Story

This book nicely wraps up the storyline from the first book and introduces Jake back to Earth. The Second half of the book is mostly setup for the next book. However, it manages to keep things interesting with fights and new powers. I am looking forward to book 3 and beyond.

Annoying spoilers!

I really liked the book but for one reason and that was that many chapter names had spoilers in them. You could tell what new spell he would chose based on the name of the chapter and there were a few other spoilers in the chapter names. Please for the next book think what you name the chapters. You basicly wasted the whole chapter where he would concider what new spell he would chose when you told us before he saw the options.

Loved it

I did not mind the stats it’s part of the story
Its similar to other stories out but it’s not it hung a hard left turn and I really started to enjoy the tale now to wait some more for the next book

Great story

5 stars the 1st book was recommended to me after extensive searching for something new and tasteful. Did not disappoint and this just continued to be great as well. I dislike that I finished the book so fast because it just came out and prob be another year till next one comes out so that’s on me. Other than that I would love to see this made into a movie/ tv show or anime. There is a lot of story elements here that I think can be hard to get around in a book but if they can make an adaptation to fill in the spots so we can focus on the good stuff than I am 100% for it. Thank you for providing a legendary story and look forward to the future.

Moar.

Great narration. In particular, the voice of the blue fungus was on point lol. Great book, can't wait for the next.

Also, nice darkest dungeon reference.

really fun

Love this series. The progression and skills are very fun. The feeling of isolation and social anxiety are on point, wanting to be part of a group but wanting to be alone is very relatable and relevant now. I'd say with both books so far the end just kind of snuck up on me and left me wanting something to cap them off and hook me for the next book. It doesn't detract from the book it's just a bit confusing.

Great second book

Really fun conclusion to the first book, and the start of a new world for him and many new characters.

4s all across

I really liked the first novel, and this is a good continuation. It’s not excessively kiddie or jokey as a lot of this genre feels like it’s written for 12 year olds. This series doesn’t shy away or crack jokes in a poor attempt to make light of heavy situations. A few things are illogical though. A good example would be how Jake consistently struggles and eclipses expectations with his feats, but some of the other characters do almost nothing and attain similar or arguably greater power. Jake kills like a thousand level 70+ beasts in the blink of an eye and gains 1 level (I know it was a specific situation but for 1000 70+ this is underwhelming) while others like Jacob gain like 30 levels in two days by preaching and talking with a god once. There’s also the point that Jacob clearly changed in mind after his class change. We learned in book 1 from the Viper that the system cannot change a persons mind, but Jacob just lost the girl he loved and instead of killing the culprit he gets manipulated into allowing him to live and convince the rest of his ‘flock’ to mass suicide into something… I’m all for a good bad guy and everything, but having them find a hidden dungeon like Jake did and then getting super strong would make a lot more sense than a god just popping up and power leveling their chosen for plot reasons. My last gripe, did we really need an hour long section about Jake scuba diving in an earth affinity lake? I personally love the solo journey without the introduction of irrelevant side characters that always become moral dilemmas somewhere down the road, but I also don't love listening to magic theory of corrupting some gem at the bottom of a lake for an hour, I mean come on. Not very exciting stuff there.

Excellent

So far I have greatly enjoyed the first 3 books in this series.

I am not exactly sure why, but one thing that sticks out to me is how the author approaches the issue of people with, shall we say, "mental issues" and how that might affect them in a scenario like the universe they created for the characters to inhabit.

How some faults in our current reality would potentially aid survival in another situation, and the negative effects leaning into those aspects might have for other people nearby.

Quite well written, IMO.
And well read/voiced.

I look forward to seeing where the author takes things.