My Necromancer Class

Part 1 - A Born Threat (A LitRPG Fantasy Adventure)

De: Aero Revian

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

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They were lying to us. The adventurer guild, the royals, the hexamists. All liars, Jay thought, trailing his finger over a skull. From the eye-sockets of an empty skull, a pair of floating beady eyes glanced up at him, waiting for his command.
Jay pointed into the forest. “Hunt.”
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In a village blanketed in shadows, Jay seeks escape from his mundane life as a butcher. Desperate for adventure, he braves a treacherous path to the local Adventurer's Guild, hoping to discover his true calling. But fate intervenes, as it always does.

With newfound abilities and a mix of fear and exhilaration, Jay embarks on a perilous journey, uncovering the mysteries of his forbidden class, and how he gained it in the first place. Survival means plotting, hiding, and rejecting any ideas of mercy.
Join Jay in his journey as he fights against a world determined to see him dead. Are you ready to witness the epic struggle of a Necromancer fighting to survive?

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This part collects chapter 1 to 22 of My Necromancer Class, Book 1.
This book is an evolving work and is still in the process of being written and edited. Your patience is appreciated.

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A Shining Review

"My Necromancer Class presents an engrossing read filled with mystery, adventure, and a touch of the supernatural.

Readers are taken on a captivating journey alongside Jay Hart, a novice necromancer, and his companion Anya, as their lives intertwine amidst a backdrop of danger, death, and intrigue. The story brings a fresh perspective to the fantasy genre, blending traditional fantasy elements with a modern storytelling writing style. Throughout their quest to level up and survive, Jay and Anya face adversaries like the mage hunters while the characters' bonds and grave challenges evoke comparisons to beloved literary works such as Percy Jackson and Artemis Fowl, imbued with a twist of Dungeons and Dragons-like elements. The author's vivid descriptions and imaginative world-building further contribute to the book's irresistible appeal, ensuring it to be a compelling read from start to finish, and making this a real page-turner throughout."

Good start

I enjoyed the story presented, the author is off to a good start with this one and I am eager to see where the second book takes the story.

My biggest complaint is with the virtual voice and even that wasn't as bad as it had been and some of its errors got to be kind of funny.

The Necromancy was well done

We need more books like this for his first book 3.5 out of 5. Book 2 Please

Good introduction to an interesting world

A surprisingly good tale from a new author. The world building of how everything is set up and how the character sort of fits in to the greater world is great, and there is possibility for a lot of conflict in the future.

Can't wait for more.

Despite the virtual voice narration, I loved this.

You know that virtual voice brings down a book, So the fact I finished this book in 2 days is a testament to the author. This was a good book. I hope to see book 2 soon.

An improvement on necromancy

I like how the author is handling necromancy and growing the characters. looking forward to the next book

AI needs work

I really like the story and really need more stories like this. Looking forward to book 2.

The AI that is reading the book needs work. The read aloud features in Google play books does a better job of reading the book than this AI does. Hopefully, the author can get a publisher or afford a real narrator or at least release the book on Google Play with the read aloud enabled.

An emerging talent

He has a new fan here, just wish the book was longer the rest will come with time and practice

Exactly The Necromancer Story I Was Looking For.

A bit of a slow start but it picks up nicely and keeps moving at a steady and enjoyable pace. Some cursing and some gore involved but not a big deterrent. The A.I. doesn’t read everything correctly but it’s not often enough to be a problem and it doesn’t take anything away from the story. Overall, I am eagerly awaiting Part 2 of this story and would like to see it continue.

Basic math and slow ending

The author either doesn’t know how to or doesn’t care to do basic math. The MC would hunt for hours, killing hundreds of monsters gaining 15-30 exp from each and not have the required experience to level up(example is when he needed about less then 400 exp for level 4 and hunted for hours when it took less then a few minutes to get like 15-45 exp from a fight.)There’s also the weird and nonsensical use of horsepower as a gage for tremors of monsters. Like a rat monster anyone can kill would be worth well over 30 horsepower or something like that.

Mc has an hypocritical sense of justice.