Torith

System Universe, Book 2

De: SunriseCV

Narrado por: Adam Verner

New system? Check. Companions? Check. An accidental soulbound murder bunny with aspirations of becoming a chef? Check.

It’s not easy being a System Traveler. Well, the traveling part is hard, at least. But once Derek got his feet under him, he hit the ground running, saving an entire area from a massive dungeon overflow in the process. He even found some companions to help ease the massive hole inside him formed from spending decades alone in the void.

Now, it’s time to move on to another adventure–from small villages to a city.

His only experience with a noble left a bad taste in his mouth, and cities are full of them. Hopefully, that experience was an outlier. Surely his view of nobles is just swayed by tropes beaten to death in popular fiction, right?

Well, he’s about to find out as he takes a step into his first city in Cydaria, Torith.

Don’t miss the continuation of Derek’s adventure with a new System, complete with the unique combination of LitRPG, isekai, and slice-of-life genres. Just what is an overpowered protagonist to do with a foreign System in foreign land? Whatever he feels like.

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Excellence continues

Great story teller who weaves the reader into the story. Will make you lol or gasp with surprise.

3 or 4 stars book

If you got nothing to read, get it is not that bad. Similar to The Primal Hunter,

i really enjoyed this series.

Love the characters and the whole story really. I laughed allot during this. Excited for the next one.

love it!

finished the first and second books and I have become Derek in all the sense ... I'm loving these books can't wait for more!

Excellent follow up

As a fan of the series, this book is an excellent follow up to a great start. As with book one, there is good character development, worldbuilding, and action. Narration is great and really pulls you into the story.
Be warned, there will be stat reads, which those not into the genre find jarring. Not to worry, they are not excessive and help to move progression along and give context.
Overall I am happy with book two and plan to purchase book three in May, and recommend the series.