Leveling Up The World

Books 1-4: A LitRPG Adventure Bundle

By: L. Eclaire

Narrated by: Jackie Meloche

Books 1-4 in the Leveling up the World LitRPG series are now available in this special bundle. With countless miniature worlds locked inside of sentient items, adventure never ends!

After his first college party, Dallion wakes up alone in a small medieval village in the middle of nowhere. First, he needs to figure out where he is and how to survive a mysterious world filled with magic and monsters.

Then, he must uncover the secrets of being 'awakened,' which is apparently what he is. Objects in this new world are sentient, allowing the 'awakened' to mend or upgrade them by traveling into any object's unique realm and defeating the guardians that lie within.

So many worlds to explore... So much time...

Experience a unique spin on Isekai LitRPG filled with countless new pocket-realms to explore. A zero-to-hero slow-build Progression Fantasy you won't be able to put down, now in this special edition box set!

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Amazing series. 4 books that will keep you hooked

The story is super captivating. I can say after the 80 hours of listing the next book I plan on buying is the 5 book in the series. The MC is interesting without being OP. The author walks well the fine line between Supreme cosmic powers and the MC just winning everything be default. I like the way level-ups happen later on in the series. Highly recommend this pack.

A good listen

I didn’t expect much of this series given that there were almost no reviews but ended up liking it pretty well. Had some interesting ideas that were new to me

The writing gets better

At first I though this book was written by AI, but continued listening. Probably meant for younger readers, lacks dimension, but does have endearing characters. There are times the book does a lot more 'telling that showing' parts of the story, but this gets better as the books go along.

poor character development

I love the world and system. The characters regularly brake thier personalities and the main character constantly contradicts himself.

Put all other litrpg stories out of your mind for this

if this is ur first litrpg great, skip to the next part of my review. if you have read other litrpgs keep reading. Put every main character you like from those rpgs out of your mind, because this main character v. them is like night and day, and you might very well get annoyed with Dale to the point of rage quit reading because this story is atypical, and deals with alot of hidden influences which will make you question the main character alot. And the narrator does a fantastic job of bringing that out. I'm writing this in the midst of such a scenario. But if you like young adults (early 20s character) acting like a spoiled rich kid when he sees others get things handed to others where he has to work for it [and can't tell if that's his true personality or not] keep reading, i dare you and your sanity to read this series. You won't be bored, you will be anytjjng but.
i love story and love all the hidden aspects of the story that make one wonder if it's the main character being led blindly to his doom or if it's just him being, well him. It's rare for an author make me question myself in wanting to continue a series because they make annoyed with their main character.
But the narrator also does a fantastic job, and maybe this is also why I question my feelings of the main character, I'm certain if I was just normally reading I wouldn't be questioning Dale and his seemingly 2 steps forward 10 steps backward progression that makes me wanna rip my hair in frustration (especially book 3) [I've never known an isekai character that references gaming and earth so much just to act like a scared native, which is good for atypical characters]
I'm certain the 84hr of book time is worth it (writing this near the end of the audio where I felt it appropriate) and I'm hoping i see the character progression where i don't want to jump into the story myself and slap some reality into him. [i do like stories like this, or my rating wouldn't be 5 stars, i think I've just been

Really good series

For one credit, it’s a steal. Individually it would still be worth it. Great story, interesting world, good performance.

it's okay

I would give this book about 3.5 stars. I don't give out 5 star reviews unless the book is AWESOME.
This book is mediocre. it's not terrible, but not great either. it's 80+ hours and I am NOT buying the next one.

started out great now just struggling to make it through these books

the Mc is so scatter brained and indecisive that it just gets to a point you want to fast forward through all the emotional bs

Very creative

Love the world! The author created a great space to explore and grow!


Unfortunately the MC is my least favorite character

Mediocre, first book review only because I'm not listening to the rest

I did not like many things about book one. I do not plan to listen to the next books, but if I ever do I'll update this review.

The power system was implemented differently than I expected, and I do not like the actual implementation. I do not like the protagonist. I did not like the plot of this first book.