World's Strongest Farmer

World's Strongest Farmer, Book 1

By: Tyr Havolt

Narrated by: Ulf Bjorklund

Raverek wants nothing more than to be a farmer like his dad; tend the fields, harvest the crops, and kill the occasional monster who breaks through the fog wall that borders his home.

But getting what he wants isn't so easy when everyone's job class is designated by the gods and they have plans for the would-be farmer.

A pestilence that hasn't been seen for 200 years has discovered a way to pierce the fog wall and the world is going to need a hero. Will Raverek take up the fabled Hero job class and leave everything he loves willingly or will the gods need to get creative? How is a farmer supposed to save the world?

A litRPG adventure where job classes are everything. Level up your job class and evolve it into something stronger!

©2019 Tyr Havolt (P)2020 Podium Audio

the strongest farmer begins his journey

the strongest farmer begins his journey it seems interesting that has a good premise there are times when you have to fight through what does payoff

Lovely book!

I loved the humor and conversations in this book, they were so well paced. I also enjoy the mystery behind the boy's father. I'm also excited to see what happens with the corruption in the later books.

good find

cool new story and definitely interesting. there are some cringy moments and some cliches. all in all its worth it to me and I'm excited for book 2

I need the next book

I read this book probably year and a half ago now it was one of the books and it really got me in the audiobooks oh my God I desperately want the next book in the series I want this to be a series I is just taking ages

i liked it, though there were a few annoyances.

First, I found it annoying this entire thing could have been avoided of he had either talked to his dad anytime in the WEEK he was ignoring his choices. or waited even 10 seconds before making his choice. If the scene didn't happen practically instantly after his choice it would have been easier to accept, but as it was, it felt too scripted. I realize it's a book, but it's not supposed to feel like an embellished play.

Next, having a long preview of the next book at the end of this one. Normally that's fine, but for books this short, it feels more like a tactic to inflate the run time, since a lot of people won't buy a book that's only 5 hours and change. the preview was 37 minutes. I certainly wouldn't have bought it. I almost didn't, even a 6h and change.