1% Lifesteal, Volume 4: A LitRPG Adventure

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After the banishment of its abusive rulers, Repentawa will need more protection than ever before. Especially with the calamity heading towards the Northern Belt.With the deed to an entire city comes… disappointingly little responsibility. Still, Freddy decides to put his money where his mouth had been his entire life, determined to do the right thing.And, as always, his resolve is rewarded with an unreasonable challenge.A horde of monsters is kicked into a frenzy, sending a wave of destruction across the entire Northern Belt. If he wants to keep his people alive, he will need to leverage every shred of power he has.Including the attention of several large factions from the empire mainland.Book 4 of this action-packed LitRPG Adventure from Robert Blaise set two hundred years after a reality-altering apocalypse.Featuring a weak-to-strong Brawler MC who never backs down, a unique power system, apocalyptic elements and more!

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Robert Blaise (Author), Daniel Wisniewski (Narrator), Aethon Audio (Publisher) & 0 more

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B0GR6876R9

Customer Reviews Summary

I found myself enthralled with the book, it took me a moment to remember why and then I was along for the ride. Watching Freddy change as a character, not grow very important difference, he slowly came to understand politics and how to be a leader. And for 90% of the book it was a fantastic read, and then the ending came.I have to specify that the ending is not bad, its well written, its really good, it fits the story and its just like the other 3 books. When I reached the last four, maybe five chapters I knew what would happen, because it happened in the last three books. I literally found myself thinking, Damn I'd love for Freddy to end a book happy and saying "That could have gone worse." He can never say it because every books final chapters end in a horrible way. In like the final chapter of this book he, once again, takes all the character growth he's made about personal relationships and friendship and throws that right out the window. It was so out of nowhere, and exactly in the author's writing style, that I was somehow totally unsurprised. But because it keeps happening its simply a character flaw of Freddy's and I can hate it while still enjoying the story. And I definitely enjoyed the story.I'll be here for book number five and onwards. Keep 'em coming I can't wait to see what this personaification of Insanity and his pal Bloodshed do going forward.