Unbound Hero

The Twin Realms Apocalypse, Book 2

De: TJ Reynolds, Halfeti Rose

Narrado por: Travis Baldree

In a realm where might is right and the powerful rule supreme, only an Unbound Hero can withstand the coming storm.

Escaping the Coherent Realm and crossing the Rift was just the beginning. As Marek steps into the Unbound Realm, Mags and Ashurai at his side, he discovers a world where ancient powers walk the land. The sky brighter, the land broader, everything seems grander than what they'd known in their previous lives.

Yet splendor never lasts long. The consequences of their crossing soon catch up. The Rift was more than a magical barrier. It was the site of an endless battle between realms. And though that conflict was fought by the men of old, it was the gods of the East and the West who spurred it on.

Old as they are, such grievances rarely subside over time.

On this side of the world, the Western gods hold no power. It is Unbound Sages who command the heavens, and it will be them who decide the fate of our heroes. One Sage gifts Ashurai the seed of transformation, while another seeks to guide Marek's path. For Mags' part, the young cultivator finds herself capable of weaving pure essence, her core enhanced by the magic of this new world.

Seeking Yuze's ancient Sect brothers, Marek and Mags can only pray that the cultivators still walk a sacred path. For with a realm full of monsters and tyrants in their way, and demons infringing on mankind's domain, Marek and his companions will need every ally they can find.

Blending epic fantasy and LitRPG, The Twin Realms Apocalypse is ideal for fans of He Who Fights with Monsters, Cradle, and The Beginning After the End. It's character-driven, with moments of high action and slice of life. Third-person PoV. Single MC. Intense violence. Language and content for teens and up.

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love this series

I really enjoyed the story building and the cultvation and the unique system to concept

doing a amazing job, love to see more

Neutered mc

The author keeps nerfing the mc, first book can’t use powers without going mad, this book powers get blocked. It’s a little frustrating but at least it’s a good book with an awesome narrator.

Like A Story Missing Chapters

What caught my attention in the first book is practically gone in this one. The character interactions are fewer, and the world development is nigh on forgotten. It's like all the minutiae that brings life to a magical world has been forgotten. We have classes and cultivators, yet are given no time to see how different their cultures are. It feels like a spark notes description of what should be there. Very disappointing.

Boring

it's hard to put into words how boring and unoriginal this book is. I think droll is the word I would use.