Reborn as a Demonic Tree 4

An Isekai LitRPG Adventure

De: XKarnation

Narrado por: Ramón de Ocampo

Ashlock is now half a step into the Nascent Soul Realm.

With the long-spanning battle against Nox drawing to a close and the ex-merchant turning over a new leaf, Ashlock and his sect are on the cusp of becoming a regional powerhouse feared by all.

However, before they can dominate the world stage, Ashlock must first form an Inner World to complete his ascension. Ten thousand credits and a variety of Star Cores cannot be sourced locally, so Ashlock must spread his roots to neighboring cities and rival sects.

As he expands to sate his system’s hunger, so does his list of foes.

Book 4 of a unique reincarnation isekai LitRPG Series set in a Cultivator world. With millions of views and tens of thousands of followers, this was one of the most popular web serials of 2023.

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FINALLY NASIAN SOUL REALM!!

Love everything abt this can’t wait for the next one. If you liked the last one u will enjoy this one as well

Narration makes me consider switching to reading...

The story continues to be interesting. It's book 4 and I'm still here, so that's somewhat self evident. However, the narration continues to be a problem. it's a long-running complaint that Qi is pronounced as 'key' instead of 'chi' like it should be. beyond that, Ramon often forgets to switch voices between characters, or uses the "wrong" voice for the character so that they are inconsistent. It drags the whole story down.

Awesome Story

For me, this is the best reincarnation story I've listened to/read. The power creep isn't ridiculous, the MC is massively OP, although his power is great, he still struggles with his fights. The characters are great and diverse in their personalities. And the narration s on point. I can hardly wait for the next book.

So the plot thickens.

Personally one of my Favorite Lit RPGs. Great character development pace, A great balance of violence and humor. The only negative is that the series at some point has to end.

Continued Excellence

Who would have thought that a story about a cultivating tree would be one of my favorites of all time? This instalment starts out seemingly directionless but ultimately leads to some real craziness. I loved it. It was a great mix of story and action.