Climbing the Dragon's Tower Omnibus, Books 1-3

LitRPG Fantasy

De: Han Yang

Narrado por: Daniel Wisniewski, Elizabeth Plant

Books 1-3 together in one collection!

Climb the tower. Save the planet. Become a Dragon Rider.

Inside the Dragon's Tower, the fate of the world hangs in the balance. To win, climbers from all corners must brave the harrowing floors one by one. Each floor is tougher and the higher the floor, the less success there is. After a hundred floors filled with unique challenges, a prize awaits—a dragon's egg.

To Tem, the Dragon's Tower seems simple from his distant farmland on the frontier. The harsh truth of the situation involves politics, personal sacrifices, and unfathomable struggles to keep advancing. The fate of world rests in the hands of the brave, and Tem is not one to back down from a fight.

Warning: This audiobook has LitRPG stats. It involves gear, attributes, and leveling up. It also is set in a fantasy world with mythical creatures and magic. There is no explicit sexual content but some of the fighting can be brutal.

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story is good

the character sheet voice speaks way to slow even with the speed increase to 1.3 it really hurts the immersion and increasing speed ruins the main speakers pace. main voice actor is great the other voice is crap.

Generic murder hobo

Manage to finish it with pure stubbornness. So much senseless death, and a story to justify it. It still doesn't make much sense. Characters are robots with little emotional reaction. It didn't feel like fantasy to me.

murder

I find it distasteful that the main character goes around killing men, women, and children just for essence. he makes a comment that he wants to marry but he kills every woman he comes across.

So worth it

Han Yang writes fantastic books and this series was one of my favorites. The story is well written and I enjoyed the development of the MC. There are some time skips and it gets faster paced but I thought it all still fit nicely.

The narrators did an amazing job bringing the story to life. I say this often on books that are narrated well, you can feel the effort they put into telling this story. Overall between the author and the fantastic narrators this is a great buy.

Excellent!!

Great author. You will want to read this one - and it is three for one!

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Great value for the money

This is such a good deal for one credit. The story is awesome and the narration is great. You can’t go wrong for this price.

30 Hrs of Tower Climbing goodness.

If you like Litrpgs you will like this book. I don't don't like to get into details, but it has Dragons and familiars.

Delightful

Big fan of book 1 and saw the whole thing was available for a single credit. Fantastic story that I felt was great. Too often stories never get a proper ending,

I enjoyed the entire box set

Han Yang created a unique type of litRPG where tower climb level entities were a strange blend of virtual and living entities. The entities (mortals, monsters) were real in the sense of having sapience and souls but when they were killed, their souls would be returned to be respawned for the next iteration of the floor challenge. The significance of this was that when the challengers killed them, their existence didn't end so the emotional toll on the challengers was lessened with them knowing that these entities would respawn anew, similar to what a virtual RPG game respawn.

Also interesting was that there were 100 floors in the tower and each floor had unique quest aspects about it that the challenger needed to either defeat of figure out before they could move onto the next floor. Additionally, if the challenger died, they would become one of the souls used for future challengers.

Both Daniel Wisniewski and Elizabeth Plant's character performances were well done.