Enemy of the World

Main Character Hides His Strength, Book 1

De: Road Warrior, OppaTranslations - Translator

Narrado por: Nick Podehl

The gods have set forth in motion five Calamities for the inhabitants of the Other World, and only by enduring them will mankind be allowed to live on.

The leaders of the Other World do not believe in the possibility of triumph against the will of the gods, and instead squander their time indulging in their desires while the world rots away around them. Mankind’s only hope rests on the shoulders of a man they hate the most. A man who has taken every possible measure, both accepted and forbidden, to attain power. Sungchul Kim, the man who reached the pinnacle of strength, now stands alone against the Calamities. Not because he is a hero, but because of a promise.

Reaching the Demon King’s palace, Sungchul soon realizes his shortcomings. He failed to resolve the first Calamity due to his inability to wield Magic. He is forced to journey in secret, hiding his identity and strength to steal the knowledge of Magic from the very people who branded him as the Enemy of the World. However, to do so, he must hide among the weakest group of people in the Other World: the newly arrived humans from his homeworld, Earth.

Translated by OppaTranslations.

©2016 Roadwarrior (P)2021 Podium Audio

Great if you like an OP main character

Great if you like an OP main character. Good fast pacing. Convenient story line and ease of getting through obstacles is entertaining.

Great audiobook that complements source material

Spectacular. Smooth and clear narration, voices done well which suit the characters = amazing audiobook.

Have you bought this yet? Why not? Hurry!

Usually I end a book and think about things that annoyed me. This one? Just fun from start to finish. A great Korean novel, creative, fun, visceral at appropriate moments. In case you missed that the narrator is Nick Podehl then now you know it was perfectly narrated by one of the best narrators out there. Period. So there you go, great story, great narrator, click buy now! And as an added bonus the more of us that add this to our libraries the better the chance we'll get the sequel to get too! Win win!

great job

I read the book a few years ago so when it came out on audible, I tried the audio version. the narration really brought the story to life.

great job.

Huh?

Normally I enjoy this narrator, I can't tell if it's the books fault, or he took creative liberties but the beast and other sound effects were terrible to listen to knocking the reviews

nice to hear

as a truck driver it made for a wonderful listen on the long Lonely Road

It’s great fun!

I enjoyed the pace and events of the story! Nothing felt like it was dragged out and Nick Podehl does an amazing job as always.

Enjoyed it a lot!

If you are looking for a fresh OP character take, Enemy of the World if your next book to read! Awesome world building from the perspective of a defeated and corrupted world from the calamities you would expect other MCs to have defeated

Edgy af, but in a refreshing way with the MC taking no bullshit as an answer

Great book

loved it from beginning to end.
can't wait for the next book to come out.

Amazing! But I'm a bit obssessed with OP Character

So let me first state that I am addicted to overpowered main characters, so my views on this book are a bit focused on that side of things rather than the normies that look for grinding or tough situations.

This book is amazing! I absolutely love it and can't wait for the next one. Nick Podehl is one of the best voice actors I've ever heard and i'm well over 100+ books at this point. He really only adds to this books intrigue and makes the characters really come to life. Overall the main character is exactly how I'd like a OP character to be,

The only few things I could give as constructive criticism is the word "fuck" gets used so bloody often, I mean if your gonna cuss put some variety into it! Lastly there were times when I didn't know who was talking until the entire scene has finished and I was able to piece together who was who. So only some minor criticisms.

Honestly, can't wait for book 2. There is a book 2 right..?