Speedrunning the Multiverse 2

A LitRPG Cultivation Adventure

By: adastra339

Narrated by: Graham Halstead

Dorian survived the desert by the skin of his teeth. Now he’s at the Oasis, a marvel of technology and magic ripe for the conquering. He plans to continue his speedrun, sucking the Oasis’ resources dry and going on his merry way.

THE MULTIVERSE HAS OTHER PLANS

The shadowy foe that Old Man Fate long warned of finally steps into the light, a foe powerful enough to threaten the very foundations of the Multiverse. A foe from Dorian’s past, of Dorian’s own making, who has come to seek revenge—first by taking over the realm. And then by exterminating him. Not if Dorian has anything to say about it.

Book two of this exciting LitRPG cultivation adventure about an ancient god who’s reached the apex of his power progression and has decided to reincarnate multiple times to try and speedrun the Dao and reach the peak of cultivation.

©2023 adastra339 (P)2023 Recorded Books

Eh

Book isn’t bad just lost interest in some parts more than others (could be i wasn’t fully focused on the book). Definitely had some laughs.

This was pretty good

This is a pretty good example of litrpg in the style I think a lot of guys like

Waiting for it to be over towards the end

I will not be continuing this series. This book contains too many chapters for the protagonist sister. I wouldn't have minded it too much if they were separate chapters, but it was mixed in. It aIso took way too long for things to happen.

One of the best

Simply put book 2 continues an amazing story with one of the best narrators out there. You won't be disappointed.

Might not finish this one

I believe it to be a good book but it's one thing to make your audience intentionally uncomfortable, but I've also been grimacing for nearly the whole first two hours. From depictions of young child dead and decaying, to children burying hundreds of bodies, to calling a sister a pet, then the constant sexual harassment that has happened so far upon entering the "oasis". I'm not ignorant of reality but I'm listening to fantasy/litrpg for escapism and power fantasy, not a reminder of how cruel the real world actually is and not how I felt when my three year old sister had cancer, beat it, then relapsed. If you can relate to this sentiment this book may not be for you, at least the beginning isn't. I'm writing this review very early but overall it won't be above a 4 whether I finish it or not.