Tree of Aeons 7: An Isekai LitRPG Adventure

Tree of Aeons, Book 7

De: SpaizZzer

Narrado por: Peter Berkrot

Book 7 of an epic reincarnation/isekai LitRPG story about a man who becomes a tree, growing and progressing throughout the ages in an eternal conflict against a demon incursion. With nearly 15 million views between Royal Road and ScribbleHub, this new and improved edition is sure to delight listeners!

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love this book so much.

I love this books so much amazing work. I named my second son after the mc Aeon :))

love the direction it's going

same quality as earlier books, good narration still, just more progression of the story.

I'm a very big fan of story.

Want and Need More

I truly love listening to this series, hopefully we can get at least 20 of these books!

Keep it coming!

I felt this one was at a slower pace but so much more world building. I’m very pleased! Great job!!

Heck yeah

There is lots of story progression in this book. It does not feel rushed feel somewhat sad thadRune and Olivia didn’t progress in their relationship but I am very glad that Lozanne succeeded in joining the ranks

Still a great listen

This is still one of Theo not series that does multi pov where I can stand it. It all meshes so well and continues to drive the whole story of Aeon.

set up

it was a set up for future installments. so little in terms of total story progressed

Boring

It felt like listening to reports from characters I couldn’t remember. I get that the POV of the different characters helped weave the story of the vastness of the multiverse but it felt like even the author was bored of different worlds and just wanted to get through them to move on to more interesting things. I’m powering through but man is it boring listening to random facts about worlds I have no vested interest in.

Standstill and Selective Morality

The first third of the book has Aeon doing literally nothing even though he has 100 things he could be doing. Everyone else was doing the same thing OVER AND OVER again. There was no research, no invention, no actual decisions made by Aeon for so much of the story. I don’t understand why with so many new things being brought into the story, there was no meantion of Aeon doing anything with them. New materials, new people, plants, demons, everything. And Aeon does absolutely nothing. What happened to the story we were listening to before? There was nothing but multiple perspectives of people porting to new worlds and doing basically nothing but being literally invisible. Why did we need hours of the same thing?

Also, the whole story sits on Aeon wanting to do something morally “good” by ending the demons. Okay, that makes sense. But then he just gets selective about how he gauges morality to suit him at the moment when it comes to worlds. Delvegard was a world that did not need them, but since he wanted their tech, he started a whole campaign to undermine its world leaders. Yet a seemingly neutral stance it takes to a despotic world of mages because they don’t want to take over? Worse yet the only reason they would consider changing things is because they worry the ruling class wouldn’t give them the magically talented. children they would want. What?!? Pretty gross priorities. Btw, none of what I have stated has to do with the plot or is some hidden thing. The discussion happens over the course of like 2 min in the book. I haven’t added anything outside of that.

And the explanation for the heroes didn’t make sense for the centaur world.

In fact a lot of their reasoning for the developmental decision(which took about 2/3 of the book) would either ignore other relevant things like how they leveled, the differences in higher level domain holders, Aeon’s development in general, testing of any kind, and much more. Aeon in general is barely doing anything or making any decisions, while supporting characters are making mildly informed decisions that were played off as well informed. Which they should have been given it took them years to make them. The progress seems to be actively neutered by said supporting characters for the sake of word count/prolonging the story. There was a lot of potentially awesome world building and development ignored for what seemed like purely prolonging the story. I mean there is ONE fight in that 2/3 of the book. Half the book happens over the course of only 3 years. And when Aeon does talk, he just sounds like a straight up sociopath.

Finally, what they did with the Emperor was just out of line and villainous. Aeon literally stated it was because they weren’t interested in that world. Then leave it alone. They treated those people like they aren’t anything pawns in a game to play around with.


TLDR; 16 Hrs and Aeon barely does ANYTHING. He barely talks, doesn’t make any decisions, has zero development. The book is a long-winded filler. And then there is the selective application of different levels of imperialism. Even selling off a free world with its own people because they could. It’s turning into a crusade where the ends justify the means.