Ghost of the Truthseeker 1

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Strungbound

Narrado por: Daniel Wisniewski

Earth is initiated, and Alistair finds himself in a dangerous new world…

On a day like any other, an alien descends to Earth, unleashing untold death and destruction.

Alistair watches the live news footage of the carnage, his eyes glued to the image of impossible power made manifest.

The alien’s arrival kicks events into motion that no one could have predicted. Earth is prematurely initiated into a universe-spanning empire of cut-throat cultivators, beasts, and entities of ungodly power–all guided by a mysterious AI System.

The System’s first quest? Kill someone.

Amidst the chaos, Alistair must make a choice. Will he fight for the sake of power, or stand against the forces of evil?

His decision will alter the threads of destiny.

Separated from his family and friends, Alistair must find his way through a new world where power is obtained through conflict–and cultivation leads to the insurmountable Peak.

Whatever it takes, he will secure his own path to eternity.

Dive into a cultivation story with LitRPG apocalypse elements, including classes, skills, monster waves, and a progression system full of secrets and possibilities. Perfect for fans of Defiance of the Fall and The Primal Hunter!

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interesting book.

The book was pretty good and kept me interested throughout most of the time run time. I look forward to the next Book.

Great story can’t wait for book #2

It was a great book. I really like how multiple events happened in this book. Instead of just one event happening throughout the book that takes all of the time. Books nowadays are really just doing one thing and one thing only in the book. That’s why I really like this before multiple events happen That progress the storyline and really get you interested in the characters.
The main character does kind of have an OP power but is it number one in the world in this book. He uses it in creative ways and the powers do have consequences of overuse. And it’s nice to see something like that happen in these OP power books.
I only have one issue with the book and it is personal. This is a spoiler moment so if you don’t wanna read it please don’t. The main character is a part of a tournament and he does not win the grand prize. I really wish He would’ve won the grand prize and it still would’ve made the story continue on the same path it was going. But besides that single bright I really love the book and I recommend it to anybody that wants a good price and a long book.

Walks a fine line of Litrpg and Cultivation

Overall, it's not a bad start. the author has laid the groundwork for what could be an amazing cultivation and Litrpg universe. We see large amounts of world explaining.

However, I feel like the MC wouldn't be so disregarding of his menus and new unlocks. The author gave him a habit of ignoring new information and possibly more abilities for chapters before going back to them. Sometimes, this makes sense as the scenario has too much going on. But there was more than a few times here that the MC could have taken two minutes to go through his menus.

The narration I very well done. The different accents are well executed and believable.

A good intro for a new story

Great start for a new series.
It feels a lot like Defiance of the fall crossed with Dungeon Crawler Carl.

Excellent narration by Daniel Wisniewski, as always.
Looking forward to the next installments.

Good but not for me

This is a story where every other character has some unexplained advantage over the main character and said main character is constantly playing catch-up. It's a well crafted story but the main character is too restrained by his own abilities and morality.