Sylver Seeker 6

A LitRPG Adventure

By: Kennit Kenway

Narrated by: Garrett Michael Brown

Big picture, everything was going swimmingly. Little picture wise, an ancient Dragon is now roaming the realm, a country full of martial artists will have to migrate, someone moved one of the moons and permanently altered Eira’s oceans, ruined the teleportation network, shut down city barriers, and caused unimaginable havoc all over the realm. There was also the significantly more real not-too-distant Sun demon, the ever-evolving threat of Krists, wars between nobility, strange weather phenomenon’s, some nonsense involving Poppy, and no matter how much time passed Sylver couldn’t shake the feeling that he had forgotten something.

But, big picture, Edmund was alive, Chrys was mastering her magic, the dark elves had a place to live, Lola had a big project in the works, Sylver made three new friends, Ria made one, and in further good news, Sylver finally managed to get 1,000 undead under his command. At the current rate of one Ibis member per 2 years, on the time scale of an immortal Lich, Sylver was basically done. Hopefully Eira would still be in one single donut shaped piece by the time he was actually done, but that was a separate, small picture, problem.

Book 6 of this Fantasy LitRPG Series about a reincarnated necromancer growing in power and finding his way in a new world where the rules have changed vastly since he last "lived. "

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Now I have to wait

Kennit Kenway is killin it, Garret is keeping the many voices straight. The characters are fun. The flow between slice of life and doom wielding arch-lich is always good. I'm just upset that I'm going to have to wait a bit for the next one. It's just good old fun times and it's fun to listen to it when you've got sometime to just close your eyes, and be whisked away to Arda(SP) I've never actually seen it spelled. Every book you can see Kenway learning, trying new things, figuring out new tricky little details. See the old Lich sliding deeper into his old persona, becoming more and more the villain. Great to see him face the consequences of his actions in this book. No spoilers, but if you like anime like Overlord, or One Punch Man, or well written Isekai, then this series is 100% up your alley.

Kennit Kenway, I feel bad for you creating such a huge stable of characters. Very impressive if you can keep this going and growing. Ah well, now we wait for book 7.

Back to form.

I'm glad that the story moved forward from the "search for Edmund " phrase. I was disappointed in the last book because it seemed like the author was just stalling the progression of the story. It was constant set backs with more unnecessary side quests to continue a goal that's three books in the making. Finally we got back to the magic that made this story great and I wasn't disappointed. You get more of the insane, over the top, well thought out, morally questionable, absolutely evil and blood soaked adventures with Sylver that made this story worth recommending.

More OP Necromancer goodness!

More powerful toys and nonstop action which got even better after edmound was saved. I like the direction things are developing and can't wait for more insane ibis members to be found. someone write a review chastising Silvers behavior in the story, which made me wonder if they were reading the same series I was. Book 1 you should have know what type of dude this guy was. Can't wait for the next one!

As usual

Well hashed out, dark, comedic, good story progression, and just the right amount of stats, skills, and leveling. Still my favorite series.

So good

I am so stoked about this series it’s dark comedy and epic battles with characters that have so much depth in them it leave you wanting more.

The writing

The writing is stellar. I highly recommend the book. The characters and humor are unique

That’s probably it for me

First few books were engaging. I liked the flawed characters. But I can’t for the life of me care about any characters in this story right now. Half of the last couple books is listening to hypocritical sociopaths justify their actions. That plus the tedious yet inconsequential system is a bit much for me. Seriously what do levels matter when Silver or Ed can take on a literal army of people 100+ levels above them? So much they could do with the diverse system present but instead we get this