Ultimate Level 1: Divine Creation

Ultimate Level 1, Book 10

De: Shawn Wilson

Narrado por: Jack Voraces

Max and the others did what most believed was impossible: they defeated the final tower floor. With that task complete, they face a new challenge.

Every member of the party: Max, Tanila, Cordellia, Fowl, Batrire, Sog & Rakonath; is now a god. But the new title doesn't come with the unlimited power they expected their world's creators held.

Their new task set before them: create a world and help it thrive, growing stronger as it expands. It sounds simple, until the truth is revealed. Danger awaits them after a brief period of protection. Other gods will seek to defeat them and take their power.

Can Max and Bob overcome this new struggle?

And don’t forget, their daughter's birth is soon.

Being a baker would have been far easier than what comes next.

©2025 Shawn Wilson (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

The narration sucks

As most others say the new narrator sucks. Also through 9 books it’s all about Getting stronger to face the other black skills and in this one it’s like nothing. The whole get a world and able build it up should have been a few chapters instead of this whole book basically changing how all the others were.

I listened to the entire series from beginning to now...the series prior to the book was entertaining and kept you attention.

I wish I would have stopped before this book because, it sucks. Not just the story becoming extremely boring, but even worse the narrator changed and he does not have the character range of previous narrator. I honestly don't think I will even finish this and I'm on chapter 37...pitiful!

When Becoming a God Isn't the End

This book was a lot of fun. I love progression fantasy, and this series continues to do something I don’t see very often: the main character actually reaches godhood… and then the story keeps going. In most series, that’s the finish line. Here, it’s just another step forward.

What I really enjoyed is how time is treated in this book. Years pass with barely a pause, almost like time itself is a resource being spent to reach the next goal. It’s an unusual approach, but it works well here and makes the scope of Max’s journey feel truly epic.

Max and Bob continue to be a great pairing. I enjoyed watching them plan, cooperate, and consistently come out ahead rather than stumbling forward blindly. That sense of competence is a big part of why this series is so satisfying.

I also appreciated how this book handled loss. Side characters experience grief and consequences, but the story avoids using shock deaths of major characters just for drama. Personally, I’m glad the author didn’t go down that road. A likeable main character you can actually invest in matters to me, and this series continues to deliver that.

Overall, this was fun, exciting, and deeply enjoyable. I’m loving watching Max and Bob continue to grow, even beyond godhood, and I’m very much looking forward to what comes next.

narrator

love the change in story line. but huge issue with new narrator if we are gonna switch redue the last 9 with the new guy

New Voice… Same great series

Yes, there is a new narrator. The story is still engaging and entertaining. The new voice actor is better in some ways than the original (Cordelia voice). If there did have to be a change, this is the time to do it as Max and friends are moving onto a different path. Cant wait for the next.