Reincarnation Trials: A LitRPG Apocalypse

Systems of Salvation, Book 1

De: Han Yang

Narrado por: Daniel Wisniewski, Rebecca Woods

Defeat the monsters, become the champion, save the survivors.

A sliver of humanity abandons Earth, forced into the skies because genetically enhanced monsters rule the world. Four hundred years later, the Salvation Fleet returns, desperate to unload their overcrowded decks. Darcy - the AI mastermind who controls the fleet - uses simulated competitions called the Reincarnation Trials to determine who becomes a council member and who earns the right to join the first colony.

Theo achieves Citizen status after a decade of arduous training and is thrust into the Reincarnation Trials. Ready to help humanity survive, he enters the Snagglewood competition. The theme is a western, where he defends humanity against the monsters invading its shores. While he strives for first on the leader boards, the real world calls for his help.

After being gone for so long, Earth transitions into a very dangerous place filled with narocks who call the overgrown jungles and forests home. Hidden among the terrors, pockets of humanity cower under the surface, most of them in urgent need of rescue.

Will Theo and the Salvation Fleet persevere or perish? Download now.

©2021 Han Yang (P)2021 Royal Guard Publishing

A Science Fiction Thriller I didn't know I needed

This book is equal parts "space fairing people surviving in a galaxy that is hostile to them," "people are the real monsters," and "wild west inspired game world where players compete to see who will become the leader." It's several great tastes that taste great together. An exceptional blend of politics, intrigue, world building, survival, and of course statistical goodness.

Good storyline

Avatar+ Hunger Games +West World + Land of the Lost.

Took a little of each and baked a cake. Action, adventure, mystery and a sprinkling of romance.

Really enjoyed rather storyline. The narrator could of had a little better voice fluctuation…. But different voices spot on. Different from anything I’ve listened to. Usually prefer apocalyptic…. This was great take on how humanity would survive and evolve

Well worth the credit

delightful!

Great story and narration!

Humanity has been driven to the stars by their own biological creations of war. Ruled by an A.I. they compete in virtual reality for privilege, power, and resources. But now they are returning to the planet that birthed them, and everything might just change...

Rebecca and Daniel did a wonderful job with the narration!

I really enjoyed this story, and can't wait to find out what happens next!

Freaking awesome.

I can’t wait for the next book, this is one of my favorite authors and he never fails to deliver an awesome story. Five stars across the board. Will buy and read the next book no questions asked.

Worth a listen...

it's a solid book. characters are okay. the AI Darcy is interesting as a hero/villain. I don't know why this is classified under the lit RPG category. would have been much cooler if it was.

Problematic

This book has several issues that could turn a person off from this.

The first is the performance. While Rebecca Woods was great, I found Daniel Wisniewski's style pulled me out of the story. When narrating the parts within the ship, everything is perfect. While in the western part of the story he reads things with too much of a performance. Everything feels like he's offering up words of wisdom while staring off into the middle distance, and he might suddenly say 'I'm Batman' at any moment. While it pulled me out of the story, it wasn't intolerable by any means.

The second is the author's fixation on a 'the women need to breed' mentality. I get it, lots of births are necessary to kick start things, but with a few minute think I can come up with a better idea than rape the women and force them to have six kids each. Considering the AI had over 400 years to think up an alternative, clearly this is a theme that he wants to be there. I've read books with worse themes, but I knew it going in. This kinda hits you in the face given it's a litrpg and there aren't any warnings in the publisher summary.

With the above two issues combined, I wasn't engrossed in the story and picked up on several little things that didn't make sense. Like, terminal velocity is about 120mph, and is reached within 12 seconds. Sudden stops wouldn't leave anyone completely uninjured. The LitRPG aspect was barely there too. I want stat changes and power progression, not 'his score went up again' as the only change.

I didn't absolutely hate this book, but I'm not going to be continuing the series.

Audio issues at start, ok story, abrupt ending

The first 30 or so minutes were badly mixed. The character voices were much louder than the rest of the narration.

Interesting story, but I got bored for the last few hours. It made it hard to finish.

The end seemed kind of rushed. Like the author didn’t know how to finish it, or was up against a deadline. The end was also another example of you have to buy book two to really find out how book one ends.

I probably won’t pick up book two.

Wow What an Amazing Story

this book has easily moved to the top 10 of my book list. I feel like i end up saying this a lot but i can't wait for the next book to come out. The Story was great had me invested in listening to each little detail even had to rewind a few times to make sure I didn't miss something. Characters were relatable and got me to have a vested interest in their wellbeing.

Even better on audio.

I love the book and loved the audio even more. It was a delight to listen to with Daniel and Rebecca giving a stellar performance.

Another awesome Litrpg series

Found this one after really enjoying isekai magus. Hard to say so far being only one book in but I think this might end up being an even stronger series. Great characters, awesome action scenes, solid progression and the duet was awesome to listen to, nice change of pace within a genre that seems to mostly be solo male narrators. Great work!