The Abyssal Descent: An Apocalypse LitRPG

Elysium's Multiverse, Book 6

De: Ranyhin1

Narrado por: Jay Aaseng

When fate calls, a vampire hero must prepare for the ultimate war, in the sixth installment of this epic apocalypse adventure series.

As Riven Thane delves into the darker places of the multiverse, he continues to grow in power as a warlock. Still, new death-defying training is in order. Wrapped in layers of legend, the abyss is an infernal paradise of blood, depravity, and sin buried in the deepest core of the void. There's no better place for Riven to prepare, excel, and bring honor to his people. Assuming he survives the experience.

Pitted against countless off-world enemies during the darkest trials of the Abyssal Descent—the Church of Greed hunting him through the underbelly of creation all the while—Riven will certainly be outnumbered. Even if thousands among his adversaries perish, it'll be worth it for them if it ends with one dead Riven. Proving himself has never been more paramount.

Meanwhile, as devils, void beasts, and fallen demons gather to attend the duels in the depths, the drums of a greater war are beating above. The empire of the undead is coming. And the invading forces want nothing more than to vanquish Riven, their ultimate enemy, once and for all.

The sixth volume of the hit LitRPG adventure series—with more than 900,000 views on Royal Road—now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

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This is now a favorite of mine.

This is now a favorite of mine. I’ve listened to over a hundred books on lit rpg and this series has a great twist and makes you question what is evil or good. I’d recommend anyone to read especially if you have a fancy for lit rpg.

Excellent Series

Obviously you like this genre, that's the reason you are reading this review. my solid advise is this, listen to the series, if you dontblike it return it and get your credits back. but I know you won't if you into this genre.

Another OUTSTANDING addition!!!!!!!

This writer really knows how to deliver!!!! So much more story and massive events and nothing seems dragged out. Riven is a world ender and i love that he is actually WRITTEN like that, a AURA FARMER haha. So many stories say or have MCs that are supposed to be badass but just are lame. Ranyhin1, if youre reading this please please please dont stop writing this amazing series!!!! I want to see Riven hit the S grade!

wonderful

just hang on and wait and have a change of pants ready! because good good!

better than when I expected by the comments

okay so a lot of people are saying that this book is not good in comparisons to the other books I would say that's not exactly accurate I would say that this book could be skipped and you wouldn't miss out on a lot of the story this book's primary goal from what I can tell is a combination of character development World building plot setup and closure of other plots and consolidation of plots in the story I will admit that there are some jarring moments on transitions and some of the time frames make things a little confusing it would have been nice if the author made some of those transitions a little bit more clear cut instead of just going from one point of view suddenly to another point of view or time skipping in between but for the most part the book was fine some points in the book felt a little pointless but I understand what the author's trying to do if you don't mind extra story plot and consolidation and plots being tied up for most of the book then go ahead and listen to this one there are a couple of relevant details in this book but based on the book I would say if you don't care about those details you probably could skip this one and wait for the next book to come out it's mostly introducing new characters that are going to be villains in the next one a couple of points where characters grow just remember that a story based on how this one is there's a lot of plates that are spinning that the author has to keep track of and when those plates would have trajectories that would be Troublesome and he's got to figure out a solution otherwise the story will end up too chaotic and confusing and then you'll just be questioning what's the whole point and where is everything going this book is one of those books where they're trying to fix that problem before it becomes too bad or you just end up with a bunch of plot holes that you're like hey well what happened here it seemed kind of relevant