Wild Era: A LitRPG Progression Epic

Wild Era, Book 1

De: David North

Narrado por: Neil Hellegers

Book 1 of Wild Era.

***The Archmage of Souls Reborn.***

For 5,000 years, the Wild Era of humanity has reigned supreme, where strength and magic are the source of everything.

Kelin Wildfire, once called the Lord of Wildfire and the Archmage of Souls, was mysteriously killed on a battlefield of the Chaos War.

Nevertheless, his soul lived on in the cycle of reincarnation, his memories frozen in time.

Until today.

Now he is twenty years old, an orphan living on a lawless planet in the human domain where he is barely able to scrape by.

He takes up a job as a miner, searching for rare mana crystals in the depths of a mountain, but treachery from local thugs triggers a mana explosion that nearly kills him and that threatens to turn the area into a dungeon.

A pulse of mana strikes him on the edge of death, awakening memories of his past life when he was something more.

Half dead and without any mana, but with the memories of an Archmage, he decides to rise again.

This is the Wild Era.

Where the Lord of Wildfire will reign supreme.

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About the Series: A new LitRPG progression fantasy with levels, classes, crafting, experience, and rare evolutions. This series continues the story of the Aster Fall universe, but it is set 5,000 years later during an epic era where humanity has risen to great power and has command of elemental and dimensional magics. Follow Kelin as he rises from nothing to reach the peak of the Wild Era.

©2025 David North (P)2025 High Peak Publishing LLC

never a boring minute

loved this book, the pacing was great and it left me with a feeling that I cannot wait for the next one!

A Thrilling Start to a Promising Series

This was an absolutely fantastic start to a new series. I love both cultivation and system-style novels, and this book blends them in a way that feels fresh, smooth, and incredibly satisfying. It has classic levels and classes, but the main character also trains his body and skills in true cultivation fashion. The mix works beautifully — familiar enough to enjoy instantly, but with its own flavor that really stands out.

The main character is reincarnated without his memories, and around eighteen he finally gets them back. I love this trope: watching someone who was once powerful start from scratch and rebuild themselves piece by piece. The progression is exciting, fast-paced, and fun. Yes, he’s overpowered — and yes, I absolutely loved every second of it.

The tier system is also great. Each tier spans 100 levels (0–99, 100–199, etc.), with huge jumps in mana density between them. Our MC starts at level 9 and tears through the early levels quickly, reclaiming what he once knew — and it never stops being entertaining.

Honestly, my only real complaint is that the book wasn’t longer. Twenty hours for one credit is already a fantastic deal, but I still wanted more. This just released earlier this month, so I know I’ll have to be patient… but I’m already anxiously waiting for book two.

A fantastic mix of system and cultivation with fast, fun progression. I recommend it as highly as a person can recommend a book.

Great start

I love the pace of the book and I can't wait for the next book in the series.

Interesting sequel to aster fall series

Can't wait for more to come out. I've already re-listened to all of aster fall. Need more info about Sam and his sister pls

good book

This series is a great follow up after Gaurdian of Asterfall. I recommend reading the other books from this series and the one listed above.

Fantastic First Book

When is the next book?! Very well done. Compelling story and characters. Will definitely be reading this series.

Great Progression Fantasy

Story was good. If you like overpowered MC then this is the book for you.

Excessively long battle scenes

For me, this has too much time dedicated to battle scenes in dungeons and back story for monsters that we’ll never hear about again.