Ghost of the Truthseeker 3: A LitRPG Adventure

Ghost of the Truthseeker, Book 3

De: Strungbound

Narrado por: Daniel Wisniewski

The first of the Devil Kings have fallen. The final Quest is imminent.

After defeating Devil Kings Admiral and Dragonus, Alistair looks inward. He must grow strong enough to overcome George Moulin, the Devil King leader. Despite how much Alistair has grown, it feels like an insurmountable peak.

When reports of strange storms and a mysterious black-and-white region emerge, Alistair is forced to investigate, as his already ravaged empire hangs on a precarious thread. What he finds is a crucible, one that will forge him—or end him.

Meanwhile, the last phase of the final Quest—one that will decide the fate of Earth—is almost upon them. Even if victory over the Devil Kings seems impossible, Alistair will never give up. There’s only one thing he knows—

To put one fist in front of the other, and to punch his enemies in the face.

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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Tyrant in the making

Enjoyable book but personally hate the MCs white knight syndrome. He wants to become the strongest to make a utopia of equals. With of course him the strongest to keep them all safe. Yet even if he gets that unrealistic goal then he'd be a tyrant.
Eventually someone would want more. more power, more wealth , more life. Then he would have to stop them. He would be a tyrant forcing everyone down and to stay equal. What was utopia and peace would become oppression.
All this justice and mercy is so self centered and egotistical it is disgusting at times. The MC believing himself the arbiter of justice and his view point the only and most correct. That all have to follow what HE thinks is good or evil. It's a level if self absorption and arrogance that out rivals even the most pompous noble brat.
That the MC cant see it shows his own hypocrisy.

The story and world building ain't bad though.

Artificially Long

My headline says it best. This entry felt far too long for what happened in it. Every time it felt like progress in the main story was about to happen, the MC is delayed in some new way to go off and side quest. It got so bad that despite the excellent narration, my attention started to wane with 7 hours left in the story. Then they squeezed what could have been 5 chapters worth of content for the next book into the epilogue. Overall I'd call this one a below average entry saved by the narrator.

excellent series

earth appears to be heading in the right direction in this series. love it and want more quicker