Apocalypse Redux - Book Five

A LitRPG Time Regression Adventure

De: Jakob H. Greif

Narrado por: Daniel Thomas May

The enemy has been discovered, the battle lines have been drawn, and the world will never be the same.

A major battle in downtown Hamburg has seen the metropolis practically leveled, demonstrating in the worst possible way how much power individuals can hold, and the world is reeling from the shock. But more members of the cult responsible for the catastrophe are still out there, and Isaac has resolved to hunt them all down, even if each attempt may unleash a fresh wave of violent calamity.

And the political responses to the situation are predictably counterproductive: ineffective regulation that lets real monsters grow in strength while strangling efforts to save the world.

Can Isaac fight against the whole world, working around the old order he’s trying to save while beating the cataclysm the [System] has brought with it—or will he be forced to watch humanity end for a second time?

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Another good entry

I like the amount of progress that the MC made. I am glad he is becoming one of the strongest people on Earth. I didn’t really care for the whole political plot. It is realistic, I just don’t like politics. I’m already excited for the next book. The narration was really good.

Still good

The narrator does a great job, I feel his telling of the story, and his use of various voices, is superb, the only issue I can pull from his performance, is his stern introduction to each chapter, but, the overall performance is wonderful.

Honestly, the story, is great, and the few worries that I had that the story would Peter out or diminish when certain story elements are no longer applicable, I’m glad to say, were unfounded. This book shows a lot of growth for the main character and progresses the story without feeling tedious. 

I look forward to the next book.

Great story, bad politics

I get it, the author thinks big government is perfection and libertarians are idiots. Great litrpg and doesn’t back off the crunch which I do appreciate.

Mid

One of my favorite series out right now. But this installment was lacking compared to the rest of the series. Mostly just setup for the next book. Still worth the credit

great

this book is a great improvement and I am looking forward to the next book.