Level Zero

A LitRPG Progression Fantasy

By: Thomas Vance

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When the System arrived, everyone got a Class. Kael Voss got nothing.

No stats. No skills. No level. While billions worldwide awaken to superhuman abilities and monstrous dungeons tear through reality, Kael is marked as Level Zero — a glitch in the System that shouldn't exist.

But what the System sees as an error, Kael sees as an opportunity.

Stripped of the powers everyone else takes for granted, Kael must rely on raw cunning, brutal training, and an unbreakable will to survive in a world that's already written him off. When he discovers that being outside the System means the System's rules don't apply to him, the real game begins.

As dungeons grow deadlier and a shadowy organization hunts Classless survivors, Kael forges unlikely alliances, uncovers the dark truth behind the System's arrival, and proves that sometimes the most dangerous player on the board is the one nobody sees coming.

Level Zero is a pulse-pounding LitRPG progression fantasy for fans of Defiance of the Fall, Primal Hunter, and He Who Fights with Monsters. If you love underdog heroes, creative power systems, and non-stop action, this is your next addiction.

Terrible

- Virtual Voice is terrible.
The story is ok. The LitRPG progression is sus, more like skill stealer plot.

AudioBooks are difficult to pull off. The author has to produce a story that is both engaging and entertaining. Then the narrator has to do the same thing with their voice and give the story life. If both aren’t top notch the AudioBook is meh or it slips into something less than meh.

Virtual Voice kills the story. No character voices, just the same monotone throughout. The dialog between characters are at times very difficult to follow. Virtual Voice continues to the terrible -> Variable mispronunciation, syllable mistakes, choppy stat reviews, spelling out Abbreviations & symbols like time to complete the dungeon, etc - you get it.

No sense of time

Horrible character and relationship development. No sense of time. Talked like they knew each other for years. Not 3 days.