Unexpected Ascension Book 1

An Isekai LitRPG Adventure

De: notFaker201

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Adrian was on his way to work when he was summoned to another world.

A world of magic and monsters, where he finds himself more alive than he has ever been on Earth. But also, where death awaits him in any corner, and he must become stronger.

But at first, before he can even fight, he has to run, because he is too weak to win a battle against even the weakest monster. And that is why he invests all of his Essence Points into his Agility. Which eventually gives him the potential to overcome almost all his enemies— with the small caveat that he does not get hit, of course.

His immense speed also proves useful for him because it allows him to run away from the evil Dryadilis Empire that is hunting him down: powerful elves who want to take over the world. And even though it seems like he was summoned to defeat Empress Shiavarathna to save humankind, that was not why he was summoned. Instead, he was brought to this world by the mysterious Dark Wizard for reasons that are kept unknown.

And as Adrian finds shelter in the City of Dorn to level up and grow stronger in safety, he shall unravel the mystery as to why he was summoned in the first place.

Check out this isekai litrpg with an OP MC that is perfect for fans of The Primal Hunter, Defiance of the Fall, and He Who Fights With Monsters!

I actually enjoyed it

Not the best book (AI voiced) but I couldn't stop listening either, the story kept moving and while I enjoy litrpg in general, this author managed to do better than most in avoiding "over-numbering everything" and still keep the game aspect of litrpg.

Overall it had a solid story and character development and I look forward to the next one.

Sub-Themes:
Dungeon Delving
Introvert type character interactions
Western style OP MC

Ai voice better than most

great concept world building and MC is likeable . interesting story line and looking forward to the next installment.

Great story, virtual voice actor

I like the story. virtual voice actor said oops and the story seemed to skip many times. It pronounced things strangely. I think that some pronounce corrections were put in because it would pause and then play something specific to this book, sort of like a bank phone line.

I didn't expect virtual voice to be so good

The virtual voice was fairly entertaining. It was pretty straightforward. You almost couldn't tell that it wasn't a human voice, except for on a few occasions, when it would pause, or while it was doing numbers, it would skip or speed through a little, but beyond that, her story was still engaging and I enjoyed. It from first to last

Good first book

Very good first book. Skill list does get long winded but shows progression with the class.
Very original class selection for the main character
Really looking forward to next book in this series

Virtual voice does not distract from this title. It does not add anything but not a distraction

Just say no to AI narration

The narration is abysmal. AI has no inflection, a disjointed cadence, and ruins the story. The story itself is in dire need of a content and grammar editor. I find most books are in need of editing on Audible.

Meh

The Voice is pretty bad the story is an amalgamation of different books smashed together if you don't listen to what litrpg then u will not notice. it was free to me okay for free

first time trying Ai

the story was good. I had a hard time judging how the character leved up with each kill. I liked the passing but I feel the Ai could capture it as having a person read it. the air also messed upon words quite a few times and especially when it came to saying numbers after 10 and ends with 5. 15, 25, 35 and so on. it was funny a fist but gets old fast

Worth the price

Did I miss how he started a fire? I do enjoy that the main character is pragmatic.

Ready for the sequel, hopefully with a real narrator

Overall liked the storyline, and I want to listen to the sequel. That’s the most important thing, right? The computer generated narration was better than I expected, but I definitely missed the real narration. Prose was okay (a lot of certain words being repeated, e.g., instantly). Seemed like a lot of telling (as opposed to showing) happening, especially with the character development. Could have done with summarization of stat changes when they are viewed after the fact.