Beastforged Bond

A LitRPG Adventure

De: HideousGrain

Narrado por: Adam Stubbs

A LitRPG Adventure featuring a protagonist who wins through grit, strategy, and a very hungry lizard.

They thought he was weak. They were wrong.

In Razarn, power is harnessed from binding beasts to one's Internal World. Born with a malleable but minuscule World and a body that reacts violently to magical energy known as Ether, Adam was destined to be a burden on his family forever.

Though while he has the smallest World ever recorded, his has no restrictions unlike others. Limitless potential. It's just trapped in a vessel too small to utilize.

But when his father returns from the dangerous Wilds clutching a mysterious mutant beast egg, Adam finds his first and only chance at survival.

Against all odds, he binds the creature.

With a bond and a bound beast, or Soulkin, whose powers are as peculiar as they are promising, Adam has to train, grow, and evolve or be left behind in a world that demands strength.

Because something stirs beyond the horizon, and the boy with the smallest World might be the only one not bound by fate.

Dive into a new LitRPG Progression Fantasy from bestseller Hideousgrain, featuring a unique monster-taming system, a zero-to-hero underdog story, detailed evolution paths, cultivation elements, and a protagonist who wins through grit, strategy, and a VERY hungry lizard.

Perfect for fans of Pokemon, Cradle, and Iron Prince!

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fantastic

can't wait till the next one. hopefully it'll be longer. it's getting exciting can't wait to see what next beast and abilities our main character gets.

This stuff is gas

I love the concept of the powers coming from bonded partners, it’s something I’ve not seen before in litrpg but then again I’ve not read every book so I could of just missed it

the terms and meanings

im only on chapter 8 currently but there's all these terms that are used with no explanations behind them like im supposed to know what the character means by "my world" or "ether" without context. That being said some so far is explained but some of it is glossed over and is annoying. its like here's the world I wrote and I understand what I mean so should you. outside of those issues its not bad, if you can get past those issues I recommend this book.

Bonding if life

I loved that the MC was given a gift to bond with beast, and both he and they grew stronger together.

Annoying MC

The main character complains if he gets help complains if he doesn’t get help is incapable of doing things for himself there are very few things throughout the entire book that he actually accomplishes on his own and did not need someone to hold his hand or practically due for him. The book is not a feel good kind of book. It’s more of a slow burn constant misery and self-loathing book