Ajax's Ascension: The Capital

Ajax's Ascension, Book 2

De: Keleros

Narrado por: Boise Blue, Ally Frey

Returning from his time in the cities’s militia, Ajax comes to find out his village was destroyed and his mentor was injured due to the whims of a spoiled noble. He knows there is nothing that can be done, as he is now, but luckily for him a dungeon nearby offers the perfect opportunity to train before heading to the Capital.

But once he gets there what will he find? A way to heal his mentor? Support to grow even stronger? Nobles who want to use him for their own ends? Maybe all of the above.

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The smooth progression of the main character and other characters.

I was actively rooting for Ajax. I would be paranoid also if I was in his shoes. About time he uses his previous life's memory to get ahead. With medieval life, simple advancement should be key for him. Gain that system.

Ready for Book 3

Listened to Ajax's Ascension on youtube up to chapter 330 or 360. Good enough story to buy it on here and listen to it again. Once book 3 is released I'll be getting it as well.

A worthy 4 star rating

Book 2 has Ajax still moving through the "coming of age" phase of the series and eventually moving from his small village to join the adventurer's guild to team up with an existing adventures to clear a low-level dungeon first couple of floors. The dungeon floor clearing is a bit odd and the leveling mechanics somewhat obscure but the monster battles and team interplay is interesting, even given Ajax's OP capability due to his elusive and limitless skill acquisitions.

Along the way he finds himself conscripted into a territory resource dispute where his drive to become stronger has him solo-leveling monsters well above his level by using creative ways to mix his plethora of skills to ultimately defeat them, if only just barely.

As the title implies, he finally arrives at the capital and the book ends with him starting his school days phase at the academy but not as a student.

Regrettably, this book suffers from the same shortcomings as in book 1, i.e., long iterative sections where his larded-up stats and skills are repeated, seemingly used as easy filler to achieve a desired word count. Additionally, while Boise Blue' performance is well done, Ally Frey's narration of multiple female voices is marred by slow sentence recitals and other squeaky renditions, making it difficult to understand, at times.

Still, I plan to continue the series.

Ajax

Liked the story flow and characters would recommend now just have to wait for the next one

Enjoy this series immensely

System is good and Ajax is growing and learning more about the world!! Narrator is good too.

Great story telling

A bit stat crunchy, but overall a really good book. if you like progression or litrpg the series should be in your library.

good book

Great series so far. Can't wait for the next one. I would like to see ajax getting his own Duken.

Awesome

I'm really liking how the story is progression but I honestly love the reaction of the people when ajax reveals stuff to them. now hopefully we ge6 more dungeon diving on the next book

The women’s voices are just bad

I love this story but the women’s voices are just cringe worthy try to fix them please I can see many more books in this

Good book, but stats are listed WAY to offten

Great story, great progression. would recommend.... HOWEVER, The author lists the stats of MC extremely offten. the reading takes several minutes. Even when a single skill or stat is looked at, the very long list of everything is read. Easy skip, but the total time taken away from the actual story is quite a bit.