Arise and Shine: A Zombie Villainess LitRPG

Death of the Party, Book 1

De: Kleggt

Narrado por: Rachel Leblang

A glitch in the System means the new girl—half-player and half-monster—isn't on any particular side in this humorous LitRPG adventure.

Transported from her normal life as a waitress, Sally finds herself in a terrifying new world where Monsters fight Players to the death. But which one is she? A System error means she's been split between both, crossing the line between the soulless zombies created by the System and the people brought here by the mysterious Architect.

With no proper class, Sally will need to use her smarts and guts (not literally) to level up and best an onslaught of Player Parties who see her as nothing more than experience to gain and bounty to plunder (literally). She'll have to go up against the adventurers tethering the System in place, all the while being chased by a spurned Cleric out for revenge.

But Sally won't be turning over and showing her belly. With her own Party—glitched skull Humphrey and rebellious Theo—she's ready to smash the System to pieces until she can demand answers from the Architect themselves. And just maybe she'll find a way to bring the Monsters and Players together while she's at it....

The first volume of the hit LitRPG fantasy series—with more than 650, 000 views on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

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Unique storyline for Zombies

It fell into the LITRPG predictable storyline but otherwise a GOOD Zombie character and solid supporting “cast”

A good story with a great beginning. For Glitches

This story is all about glitches. In the system, in a way is to integrate those glitches, which is a great way to start this story. It shows some originality, and it's a good way to help people get into this genre. This should be very interesting

Narration on point!

Story is good but pacing frays for a few chapters. I especially like how the main character is more self aware than most other MCs.

Well Worth a Listen

This was a really fun and funny story with great characters and an interesting plot. Overall, it was very well done. I would have liked it if the author did a better job of describing the scenes sometimes, and I think they need to look up the definition of lethargy. Hint: the tiredness after exercise or fighting is called "fatigue" not "lethargy". Also, my eye twitched every time the narrator pronounced "scimitar" as "skemitar." Apart from those pedantic gripes, both the author and the narrator did a wonderful job of creating a story that you are sure to enjoy. P.S. Sally is awesome.

Plodding performance and weird character motivations.

For the most part I think this would be a much better book to read than to listen to. The character motivations are a bit haphazard and there is almost no lead in to the sudden changes they make. This isn’t bad in and of itself, but the voice actor seems to be gritting her teeth every time a character speaks and wants to take long pauses between every word. Listening is uncomfortable and it shines light on every hole in the storytelling.

Boring

The plot is so simple, mc wakes up and doesnt know how they got there in a dinner restaurant, being a zombie. She quickly figures out how she has the ability to control other zombies and from there she sets out against the unfair treatment of monsters in the system cause they get hunted down and arent treated as players. Theres just alot of questions that go unanswered.The narration was a bit monotoned. The comedy wasnt all that funny.