Isekai Magus Omnibus

De: Han Yang

Narrado por: Landon Reid, Erin Bateman, Marissa Parness, Alex Perone

The complete series in a single offering!

Damien was a simple man, cruising on the highway of life. A goddess of temptation lures him into a deal he scoffs at. To him, superstition is for the foolish. Small problem: she's real, her ritual works, and Damien is magically teleported into a strange new realm.

He awakens in Nordan, a land of myth and magic. A realm where humans battle legendary creatures for the amusement of the gods. In a war between man and myth. Damien's powers set him above the rest, a lord of life and death - enemy of all. Stranded, but not alone, will he perish, or conquer his way home?

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lot's of fun and exciting

lots of twist and turns fun fantasy excellent series. so a imagnitive and so many different creatures and different worlds and gods and things just absolutely spectacular

Super long audiobook very interesting! Loved it!

This is a really long audiobook, but it’s really good in the beginning. The voice acting wasn’t great by the male voice actor, but he does get better as the character grows and becomes more confident. There are a lot of errors in the voice acting though, including a whole chapter in the sixth book where a character gets replaced for another one, and they use the wrong voice actor, so that’s kind of confusing. But it is corrected in the next chapter. Definitely recommend giving it a go.

great litrpg read!

lots of unexpected turns...was a pleasure to listen to from start to finish. both author and narrator are superb

it's just horrible.

I bought the series. I couldn't get past 10hrs. I tried. i really did. it just kept getting increasingly worse. Bad character development horrible voice acting. story all over the place. I have over 100 other series and this by far is one of the worst.

Listen at your own risk…

First, to be fair, the Omnibus is a great value. 1 credit for nearly 100 hrs of audio is hard to resist…. But you probably should resist it.
The overall story is ok, the plot is ok. It’s a LitRPG so authors try to create their own unique twists, I understand this, and this author does a decent job of being distinct, and creates his own mechanic for magic and leveling, but that’s where my “praise” ends.
Even the mechanic he created is inconsistent. The main character needs a huge amount of mana (called Z in the book) and suddenly the same goes that gave just a few Z are giving thousands even millions so no real struggle for advancement.
The story is choppy and a bit disjointed. Characters are introduced as if you should know all about them already with just amateur attempts at a backstory, maybe. I found myself lost at times trying to follow characters and plot lines.
The narration drove me crazy. The male and female narrators pronounce names differently even when having a conversation about the same character. Just infuriating.
I stopped listening several times, but my OCD is making me finish. I really don’t care about the story anymore, it’s just background noise for flights and long drives because I got tired of rewinding passages in order to understand what was happening.
One line that stands out goes something like this, while describing a character, “ he was proud, full of himself and arrogant, and didn’t have enough hubris to fill a teacup…”
That totally contradicts itself(!), and that’s just one example.
I’ve got about 12 hrs left, and it feels more like homework than pleasure.
I’d rather have spent my credit on a 4 hr book of 5 star quality than 97hrs of torture.