Death Awoken

A LitRPG/GameLit Novel (Death God System, Book 1)

By: M.Q. Kajack

Narrated by: William Turbett

On a small planet, an unknown presence was stirring.

With no physical body, all of its previous memories messed up and without a clear name, our MC starts his journey. Fused on its soul a strange system that will help him be stronger on this strange unknown new world.

To claim back all that has been stripped away, he must first generate a body. For this, the system reveals that it needs to collect sufficient XP points by absorbing forces, death auras, regaining fundamental skills like talking, and weapon wielding to go on dangerous missions. One kill equals one death point.

The more quests he goes on, and the strong beasts and humans slew - the more the death core whispers in his ear and torments his soul.

“I know one thing, death brings me peace.”

This tale is a GameLit adventure that will have you rolling over the pages to see what consequences lie ahead! It is not for the fainthearted, it requires a steady hand, a strategic mind - and a strong stomach.

©2018 M.Q. Kajack (P)2019 M.Q. Kajack

main character is a psychopath

the book is written well but there was too much senseless killing for me to like it.

good book

love the fact that more and more cultivation novels are coming to audible, like this one!

the narrator is absolutely awful

the guys voice is like listening to a pimple faced teen trying to larp by himself in a public park.
in other words cringy as heck

i really don’t know its ...

well the narrative sucks its nasialy and yeah ... book tries to be i don’t know mange short novel etc... but it just has alot of plot holes so that’s about it

Stupid ending alert!

Overall this was not A bad book. I kind a liked the overall storyline and everything seemed to flow nicely. But then the last couple of chapters of the book it went off the rails. It was like the author wanted to change his mind about some things he wrote earlier in the book and so went backwards to erase some of it. The ending of this book was just plain stupid. But I still gave it four stars of law because the story was not bad overall though I found that the main character was just a little too stupid and turned evil just a little too quickly.