Scorched Earth

Pygilist, Book 1

By: Harish R. Bharadwaj

Narrated by: Vikas Adam

Every century, the dungeon awakens and drags people from different worlds into a fight for their survival. Parth, a pro boxer, is one of the summoned hundred, displaced by the dungeon’s latest awakening.

After achieving the highest synchronization rate on record with a powerful magical artifact, he is thrust into the dungeon with a team of other isekai'd artifact wielders. He will fight men, beasts, and monsters, seeing just how far he can go. But only one can win it all and become the era's Centurion.

In his old life, Parth suffered a string of losses, the tragic deaths of his parents compounding his downward spiral. But transported to this new world and given the incredible opportunity to wield power beyond his imagination, he'll accept nothing less than victory. Parth will win it all or die trying.

©2024 Harish R. Bharadwaj (P)2024 Dreamscape Lore

Vegetarian... In Another world!?

Author focuses way too much on coffee and being vegetarian. That's the true reason the mc lost his early fights. I just can't fathom self imposed dietary restrictions would be top priority for anyone when moving to another world, that's just not gonna happen. Noone would care that the MC doesn't like meat and they'd just feed him whatever.

Engaging

A great foundation for the world with interesting premise. Narrator does a great job as well. If you like Dungeons and Battle Royales, you're in for a treat

pretty good!

not everything was perfect, there was a few times i just rolled my eyes at this or that, but i would suggest this title for fans of the genre. I'll absolutely get the next volume

mehhh

the world isnt bad, but there are a few really annoying things first off i now hate the world alas, the narrator sound not do this genre, everything sounds dramatic and breathy( sorry cant describe any other way)as if all he had ever read was twilight style books for little emo kids, he isnt bad there just isnt range, no anger,no humor.....makes it very meh after first few chapters

Setting interesting, want more.

I enjoyed this book, which I consumed in audiobook format. I was hoping that there would be a sequel already, but I will wait for it.