Supremacy of the Density God

Density God, Book 4

De: ToraAKR

Narrado por: J. S. Arquin

Jiran's rapid ascensions through the tiers have been nought but meteoric. His growth beyond the norm. But he has only begun to understand the intricate gifts he’s earned, and he is out of time. The empire is out of time. A reckoning is coming, and they are not prepared.

The Graymin rulers have taken notice of Jiran’s unusual powers, and their greed knows no bounds. Unfortunately, divination of those beyond one’s tier is a known impossibility, and so the empire is unaware of the tide of destruction poised to wash it away.

Oblivious to the looming danger, Jiran has set upon an adventure in a new land. With Mayalyn and Niya at his side, the trio must unravel the mysteries of a unique and enchanting race, because beneath their exotic beauty, resides a secret that could save everything they hold dear.

Behind the curtains, an enemy hides in the empire’s shadow, prepared to strike when all hope seems lost. Meanwhile, Madra’s manipulations continue to unfold; her will unbending as the seasons that scour her surface.

But within every tragedy, there lies a ray of hope, within every misfortune a path to power, and within every being that inhabits the planet stuck on hard mode rests the chance for greatness.

With new powers and allies, Jiran has the pieces needed to save his home, his people. All he has to do is put them together before it's too late.

If only it were that simple.

©2025 ToraAKR (P)2025 Dreamscape Lore

good

I really enjoyed this book. it dragged on for a bit on the tree people area yet it appears to be shaping up for something big next book

The ending lost a star.

It was one of the best so far. I enjoyed the new creatures a lot and most of the book was a joy to read. The ending was abrupt after such a buildup. It cut off the book only a third of the way into a grand battle that was built up the entire book. I was hoping for more but it was like a cake was being made the whole book only to be served with no icing. Jiran didn't even get to do that much in the grand scheme of things. Also the authors bad habit struck multiple times. That being important parts cut from the book to later be reveled as crucial things. It's really annoying when mcguffins only appear or explained after they come in use. It's a cheap tactic to tease readers and doesn't add enjoyment to the story. My biggest regret is the cliffhanger the book cuts off on. The war is still ongoing and the characters are all still fighting so it's very irritating.

Harem?

I have come to love this series, and am somewhat disappointed for the Harem plot twist, I guess this Is a lesson learned to listen to red herrings more often. I'll still listen, but why?

Love it but …

I have no complaints besides if the writer decides do the crappy harem he seems to be setting up like the mc has said before why would anyone want to deal with more than one woman

Awesome

yes this was awesome and yes to Oliviala joining him and mayalyn i can't wait for the next one

Story has me gripped

I liked this one more than the others as Jiran has become bigger. There's more I liked but don't really want to spoil anything at this point. I did find it comical that the author rhymed throughout the book even when it wasn't while those characters spoke

The best in the series (so far)

Completely absurd & I am geeked out for more! A true progression from the very beginning (book 1) to now. Just when you think the MC is peerless the wider world comes calling to keep him grounded.

Exciting

Excellent story! The stairs! When is the next book?!?

Only thing: author needs to work on their prose. Too much telling rather than showing. And chill with the toe curling description.

Melodrama

Like the power scaling and the time he takes build himself. I disliked the love triangle drama. Almost lost me to that but 3 getting pulled into the portal has me intrigued.

Ruined an interesting concept

Harem? Really? He said he only wanted one woman in a previous book and now he’s struggling because he doesn’t want to hurt someone’s feelings? What a simp. This was an interesting take in the first couple books but more just focuses on teen boy stuff. I won’t be reading any more of this series.