My Demonic Farm Book 2: A Progression Fantasy LitRPG

My Demonic Farm, Book 2

Theo barely survived the deadly poison that nearly claimed his life, but survival is only the beginning of his journey. As he recovers, a new fire ignites within him, pushing him to leave Ashenvale village and forge a new path.

His vision? East Wind, an enterprise that quickly spreads its influence across the empire and beyond, offering enchanted crops from his demonic farm.

But peace is short-lived. A mysterious disease begins to sweep the continent, tearing families apart and plunging society into chaos. With lives hanging in the balance, Theo finds himself at the heart of the storm, caught between the looming threat of the pandemic and the shadow of an old enemy, Cedric, who has unfinished business with him.

As Theo's business empire grows, so do the stakes. Secrets from the past resurface, and the battle for survival takes on a whole new meaning. With his demonic farm as both a weapon and a lifeline, Theo must navigate treacherous waters.

Will Theo's strength and cunning be enough to save his world, or will the forces against him bring him to his knees?

The fight is far from over. Dive into the next chapter, where power, strategy, and destiny collide in a race against time.

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i love this series.

the only thing was it was starting to go into harem territory but it pulled it back in.

Too careful

I feel like the MC is so busy being cautious of giving away advantages and not causing conflict with what ifs, that he causes some of his own biggest problems. Not the worst book but kind of frustrating watching him repeatedly cause his own issues in-between all his wins.

the story telling really dropped off

it felt like a recap, glossing over what happens and then referring to things im positive where never mentioned for the sake of moving on. near complete lack of actual story and more of just telling the reader things happened and "MC is even cooler now, dont ask how or why" very disappointing to be honest the first book did a good job of world building, doesn't even feel like the same author