Gravity

Rise of the Last Star, Book 2

De: L.E. Miranda

Narrado por: Michael David Axtell

The Tutorial Zones have converged. Humanity was caught unprepared and must now deal with new challenges.

Now, Liam must get the situation under control once more before it is too late. Novel enemies emerge while deprivation of resources becomes a real issue due to the number of people.

In the meantime, a mysterious organization's plans brew beneath the surface. In order to stand up to them and protect humanity at the same time, Liam will have to push himself to his limits. Left with no other choice, he must become exponentially stronger than before at a much faster rate.

Continue to follow his journey as he strives to help his newfound allies get a foothold on the converged Zones, as well as find his most precious friend.

Delve into the mysterious world of the Convergence, an interdimensional tournament organized by an unseen entity. Watch a previously plain, but remarkable in his own way, man be thrust into a scenario filled with monsters and multiple intelligent species, all competing for survival in this mash up of LitRPG, traditional fantasy, and sci-fi.

©2022 L.E. Miranda (P)2022 Podium Audio

Love it

I like this series it's really good I recommend it to anybody who likes cultivation leveling up system mixes it's got good storyline characters are developed can't wait to see what they're going to do next.

Wow

All I can say is wow, captivated from start to finish. I have no complaints

Hey! You! Please get this book.

Well spaced plot and excellent character development.
This series is exciting and yet thoughtful.
If you are looking for a bit of fun that won't annoy you because of the MC's stupidity, this is the series for you.

another banger

love this story and how it had continued to progress. can't wait to read the next

too much tutorial

need more background build up more character build up.
too much focus on fight power up...rinse and repeat
hope book 3 changes pace

MC Doesnt Make Sense

I feel the MC has changed to drastically from his child hood. Anyone with the child hood that he had, would act drastically different. Atleast he wouldnt be as "goody goody" as he is. The world and powers are pretty interesting which made me get the next book. Im hoping the MC will make more sense.

the writing is pretty bad

the writer repeats the same phrases continuously. "Dogs death," "war of attrition," and for some strange reason "tens of" are used ad nauseam. who even uses ten as a unit of measurement? could have used dozens, scores, hundreds but no, it's constantly "tens of this" tens of that." Seriously, why?