Advent of Ascension

New System, Who Dis?, Book 1

By: Ryan DeBruyn

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

When superhumans awaken, our world's narrative is forced to change. After twenty years of fine tuning, a myth has been created. To give hope to the everyday man—Hunters are glorified and can take on "any" monster—the awakening tests to become "chosen" are now a high stakes low probability lottery. Get the right results and change your life. If only that were true.

Brodie is learning the hard way that gaining power always comes with a price. It isn't like the stories where one high ranked Skill suddenly changed his life. Instead, it's just brought more problems. Maybe that is because of the dead body, but that was a clear case of self-defense, wasn't it?

Maybe it's because of the literal 'demon' that came with the power? Or maybe, just maybe, something more is going on. Something Brodie can only see the hints of at the edge of the tapestry someone or something powerful is weaving.

Can Brodie juggle all the problems, revelations, and family to save the world?

But, before he takes on the world, he must prove to the powerful guilds of Windsor that he and other miners can grow to become more than just cheap labor.

©2024 Ryan DeBruyn (P)2024 Tantor Media

Great new series!!

So glad this came out on Audible, I have read the first 3 books of this series and really enjoy the characters development, story line, and world.

Ryan continues to deliver outstanding books.

Luke Daniels was awesome!.

overall, I think the story has a lot of potential. however, they throw in a lot of modern-day court manslaughter's junk that just mucks up the entire thing and keeps the book for from progressing to anything that I want to read when I'm reading a lit RPG book. not sure if I'll give it another chance or not as I was just extremely disappointed with the direction they took with that other non-needed trash in my opinion.

great start !

I will be buying the next book , MC is very likable, Story line is engaging

World building is solid and Luke Daniels Enough said

3.5 stars

Some good new ideas in here, but a lot of old ideas “inspired” by other authors. Just the most glaring example being the invisible demon that follows the MC around providing snarky commentary, and being given a “gross” name by the MC.

Thinking “meh, the original author did it better” over and over and over again drops a star off for me.

Great book

I cannot wait for the next one, this was a very fun listen…. But honestly, why is his mouth so dry always, dude needs Biotene