Dragon's Heart

A LitRPG Adventure (Rise of the Devourer, Book 4)

By: KrazeKode

Narrated by: Peter Kenny

The tournament awaits, holding great rewards and secrets behind it.

With the announcement of the birth of a new Great Race, all major powers have stirred, seeking for its origin. Mired right in the midst of it all are Noah and his friends.

Strange undercurrents permeate the kingdom of Drakonias, as the tournament progresses, and powerful figures move in shadows, all with diverse interests.

Amidst all of this, Noah must rise in the tournament and achieve victory, obtaining his C rank upgrades and the ultimate reward.

After all, only the victor will get to claim the Dragon’s Heart.

Book 4 in an action-packed, crunchy, isekai LitRPG series from KrazeKode, author of The First Law of Cultivation. Loaded with stats, skills, combat, and power progression, it's perfect for fans of Iron Prince, Road to Mastery, and He Who Fights with Monsters!

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Best fighter serelina

The way that serelina neutralizes her enemies magic. I believed she would win the tournament. What good is raw power if it can be neutralized.

Half hearted and poorly portrayed

I didn’t really think the story would fall short of what the first three books built. It felt like the author had shortened each chapter, the titles of which were unimaginative (Tournament: part 1-9? When you could’ve titled each part with the particular focus was,) and then there were possibilities for side storylines to build the character developments between each other. And Peter Kenny, while a competent narrator, didn’t feel like this kind of series isn’t his forte. Each dialogue was mundane and bland, and the “emotion” of each scene wasn’t there. While I’m only halfway through the audiobook, I will not have high expectations for the end and won’t be looking forward to another book.

Meh. Standard MC with some basic errors

story was good, followed standard isekai tropes of Hot, too cool, and *smart* MC who growls.

The editing/narration was my biggest issues.
Several abilities to change name with an announcement, core cast names changes and some glaring spelling error leading to narration being off
On the narration side of things, there are some words that the narrator pronounced so differently that it took me out of the reading and grated on me.