Advent of the Apocalypse

A LitRPG Adventure

De: V.A. Lewis, D. Pidge

Narrado por: Peter Berkrot

The Apocalypse is here. Monsters roam the Earth. To survive, he must master the System.

Giant fireblasts tear across the earth as the Gates of Hell are ripped open. In an instant, billions are killed. Human technology becomes utterly worthless in the face of the end of the world.

Fortunately for Jaco, he barely survives the opening act of the Apocalypse.

Unfortunately for him, he has to live through what comes next.

Those who died in the initial blast are reincarnated as undead monsters. Massive fiery pits swallow up the center of every major city across the world. Demonic creatures make all realms of Earth their home.

But all hope is not lost. The Angels left a parting gift before their defeat. A System that bestows Humanity the power to fight back.

With it, Jaco shall master his Druid Class and do whatever it takes to not only survive the end of the world, but to thrive.

Don't miss the start of this new Apocalyptic System LitRPG by V.A. Lewis, bestselling author of Salvos and Amelia The Level Zero Hero, writing together with D. Pidge. Featuring loads of action, a detailed system, power progression, Druid abilities, and so much more!

It's perfect for fans of System Apocalypse, Apocalypse Redux, and Primal Hunter!

©2024 Aethon Books (P)2024 Aethon Audio

a hell of a good time

the gates of hell are open, heaven has fallen, but a new hope opens up with the system that was created to help mankind to have the ability to fight back the minions of hell.

really once I started I couldn't stop, and I can't wait until book 2 to come out. I would highly recommend this story

Pretty generic

This would be for young adults if it didn’t have a few needless curse words. Main character is a blank slate. We literally learn nothing about him and he has three lines 8hrs in. Standard litrpg tropes with no spins. Repetitive fights with repetitive monsters. System based skills.

Great apocalyptic litrpg

I really enjoyed this take on apocalyptic litrpg. It is what I would call a popcorn litrpg. It's something that is what you expect it to be and really entertaining. Guy gets op powers and absolutely dominates.

I liked, it

it was a good, story, I have read reviews of people talking about how it is just a bunch of tropes but I have read ALOT of litrpgs, and other books as well romances mostly and to be honest with you I am not sure were people are thinking theses tropes they are talking about they think came from, the book seemed very unique, to me honestly reading the reviews I am a little anger on behalf of the arthur, what they are talking about is not only giving tons of spoilors for the book, but they say they are upset about tropes which they really are not any that I can tell, from what they are talking about they seem upset that the story is written is in arcs, and there is nothing wrong with that the arcs flow very well into each other you don't even tell until you stop reading and think about it, and the character growth is great, I really like the magic system, the power progression is great with out being bogged down by detailed boring grinding but with just enough detail on the struggles of grinding monsters for power that it dose not seem like nothing is happening and to be entertaining, the voice acter was not whispering ether, I could hear them just fine and I was listening why at work, they have a softer voice then most people but they are not whisper and I thought personal that they did a great job, they were clear difference voices for ALL, the characters and the emotion really came though in the voice of the voice acter

Immersive Descriptions

Not a typical adaptation. I appreciated the depth of experiential description given to Jacko's abilities and perceptions. I love the idea of drawing on aspects of creatures as opposed to simply a shape change, as well as the dynamic of passive and active use of characteristics/ spells. It made me want to start up a new dnd campaign to explore some homebrew possibilities.

Great book only problem

I like the Mc only thing I don’t like is he so concern for humans , I mean he was alone in the beginning now all of the sudden he wants to be around people!

Decent story, odd writing quirks

If I need to hear the phrase "the young man" did this, or "the druid" did that again i may pull some hair out. The story was good, but the constantly odd shift in 1st and 3rd person despite it still being seemingly his inner dialogue is just strange.

Awesome!! I don’t see anyone not enjoying this book who likes litrpg’s

Fresh story line. Great narrator. Smart MC. I can’t wait for book two. One thing I would want in the next book would be enemies with more creative powers than in book 1. What I got was good and fun but I like to be surprised once in a while.

An intriguing hero who just wants to do good

that there is only one book currently is one dislike , but that comes with being a avid reader

You get used to the voice.

I almost let this gem go due to this mans voice but it is a great listen. Loved .