Wraithwood Botanist

A LitRPG Apocalypse Adventure

De: Little Lynx

Narrado por: Reba Buhr

An apocalyptic LitRPG adventure featuring an intelligent MC, a unique power system, alchemy, and more!

Survive a hellish forest. Master a rare class. Conquer the System.

When Mira’s home is destroyed by gods, she makes two requests to the System that sends her to another world: to be sent to an isolated forest where she can avoid the violent path to godhood, and to gain magic that helps her live and thrive in the forest.

She is granted both, though in the harshest way possible.

The System strands her in a dangerous forest where half the plants are poisonous, the rivers teem with souls, and even the smallest beasts lay waste to experienced adventurers.

To survive such perilous conditions, she uses her modern knowledge of botany and chemistry to create clever traps and weapons, all while learning powerful magic and combat skills alongside her fiercely loyal cat.

Nobody believes she stands a chance. But in a world where the system rewards those who overcome dangerous challenges, the forest is a gold mine.

And while most people would give up, Mira realizes something that surprises her...

She enjoys it.

Experience the start of this unique spin on Apocalyptic LitRPG Adventures. Botanists who choose to get teleported into dangerous jungles are very rare and if Mira can survive, she may just become indispensable to the System itself.

©2025 Aethon Books (P)2025 Aethon Audio

Excellent MC

A MC that isn't grinding for power to become stronger or to save the world, just doing so because the System forces it, she wants to be left alone to do what she wants to do, and to protect her family. She isn't perfect at everything, but she also isn't so inept that she stumbles into power via plot armor. Also, I'm also interested in the side characters, especially Brexit.

Little Lynx, keep up the good work.

Entertaining and factual

A surprise to hear factual informaton about botany and mycology. But also combines a badass cat friend and a penchant for hermitdom in an isolated forest setting. I'll say it's a win.

Surprisingly good

I liked the unique class. It did feel like things were going out of their way to make the class OP. The MC and her family are interesting and I want to see more of them. I also want to see worlds collide with the secondary MC. But those are for future books. The plot of the book was well contained while leaving plenty for the future. The narrator did a great job.

I like plants

I am a horticulture buff and love plants and flowers and thought this would be cool

it is different and it does honor the plant world in LitRpg style with a few minor caveats. Repetitive naming and numbering of various scaling benefits and skills etc can be very annoying.

I will buy the next book in the series though.

Good story

What I really like about this the character actually likes there family small but I’m use to book characters full of resentment and hatred towards them it’s refreshing for a loving daughter

I like it

Somewhat a slow burn but it pulls you in. Like how the story is told and Reba is amazing as the narrator. Can't wait for the next one.

good stuff

This was a good story which I have very little to complain about the MC can be a little frustrating at times but that's it i enjoyed my time with this one.

Will try next book

Enjoyed the protagonist. Nice to have an MC that’s not just a muscle head. And cat side kicks are always appreciated. Look forward to the next book too

Loved it 😍

A serious take on how plants can dominate a magical world. The protagonist is a sarcastic ball of unyielding will. Overall if you love protagonists that grit and get through everything the universe has to bear and offer at the same time choose this. Plus a house cat turned feline sidekick/body guard and a purposefully snarky system. I love this combination. Can’t wait to see how our second protagonist ends up in the next book as well. I’m interested and not annoyed about having to share book time with them. Can’t wait for book two.

Not the brightest bulb in the box

You might think a botanist would be smarter than this sadly you’d be wrong in her case so many obviously poor choices and more whining than anything else.