Past Life Hero 3: A LitRPG Adventure

Past Life Hero, Book 3

By: Blaise Corvin

Narrated by: John Skelley

Max is back on Earth, but it’s not the Earth he remembers.

His friends are in trouble, humanity is in critical danger, and he’s broke. Again.

Now he needs to meet up with his friends, some of whom are very powerful and well known now. Getting an audience with someone important, when one is a brand new Returner, is going to be a challenge.

He’ll have to join the system, get tested, pull some strings, and break some rules to accomplish his goals.

But even after all of that, even if he saves the Earth, there’s still the powers from the Quartet, shadowy organizations that Max has escaped once before.

If he could tackle one problem at a time, that would be ideal … but his luck is never that good. Luckily, he has some powerful new tools at his disposal, and maybe some new spirits …

Book three in this unique twist on isekai fantasy in the next LitRPG adventure by bestseller Blaise Corvin, author of Delvers LLC and Apocalypse Cultivation.

©2025 Blaise Corvin (P)2025 Recorded Books

So good and so frustrating

All three books in this series are wonderfully written with great action. I would call them peek progressions fantasy except for one the giant issue. This story is all over the place. Across all three books it been apocalypse, magic school, then back to apocalypse. The moment the Mc starts to get going in one setting boom you are off to a new one. The level of edging going on in this series is insane.

Love it!!!!

Okay I love the story! Narrator is great!!
Can’t wait for the next one!

Note to the author: since you’re a fellow weeb…oi….kisamaaa! Write faster!!!!!

Great characters

i really enjoyed the story. the narrator did an excellent job. can't wait for the next one.

Thought others were better

Okay this book did a super big pet peeve of mine. Its opening credits and recap were chapter 1. Thus actual chapter 1 was 2. In a digital format this is unacceptable, you surely wouldn’t do in print.

As to the actual book, much like a couple primal hunter books, time elapsed is approximately 3 months. Granted you can pack a lot in that time as MC doesn’t really need to sleep or eat. He does start to fix a few problems that were illuminated at the end of the last book. He just never gets ahead of them so alway seems to be buried in issues only he can seem to fix. The ending while teasing what will be coming up doesn’t lend to a big cliffhanger. Though imo most LitRpg I read now doesn’t do this well.

Such a good book!

I really enjoyed this one. It's difficult to talk about without spoilers, but I'm really looking forward to seeing where this ride goes next!