Empire: An Apocalypse LitRPG

Elysium's Multiverse, Book 4

De: Ranyhin1

Narrado por: Jay Aaseng

When a new planet is up for grabs, a family will revolt and vampiric desires will stir, in the fourth installment of this epic apocalypse adventure series.

Millions of demons have taken notice of vampire warlock Riven Thane. Following his triumphant massacre at Daskus, victory over the cultists, and rescue of the succubus Fay, he's earned a fearsome reputation and a substantial rise on the power ladder. Now he's fostering a new empire and feeling invincible—or he would be if not for an unexpected snag in his own nefarious bloodline.

Riven's due inheritance is a high-grade planet called Lutseki, a prominent trading hub that manages transported goods throughout the Blood Moon Requiem. It's a goldmine: fifty million vampires and eleven billion enslaved, all of whom Riven and his sister, Allie, are destined to rule. But not if their distant, low-tier punk relatives have anything to say about it. Their aim is to sell off Lutseki as fast as they can to other nobles and make a fortune. Leave it to family to bring out Riven's bad side.

Meanwhile, others from faraway planets have injected themselves into the situation as well. Worst of all, Rippenvire—another faction of bloodthirsty vampires not bound to Riven's ancestral homeland—has its sights set on the Kingdom of Dawn and the budding civilizations surrounding it.

Things are heating up, and war is coming. But that's never stopped the Thane siblings before . . .

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Really Bad relationship choices

Everything about the story except the athela and fae stuff was perfect. But the author made baffling decisions when writing their relationship. i went for liking them both to hating athela and fae... rivin is a spineless wishy washy idiot when it comes to love and what he did to fae wasnt cool. Now everytime i cringe at rivin and athela. it kind of ruins the book for me. i wish athela stayed died or the author gets rid of all the summons. Seriously hate athela and rivin. i seriously hope athela gets written off or takes a major backseat

It has some bumpy moments.

If you liked the books before this one then you will be happy. The biggest issue I have is how much this book focuses on relationships and got a bit too sexual for my tastes.

Just keeps getting better!

This is a pretty bad *** series and it’s dark and brutal and real. None of the soft core fights that are out there! None harem which is a plus and the narrations is on point!! Can’t wait for the next book!!

I retract my previous statement

I would like to retract my previous statement in the fact of why and my low rating of the story. it's a fantastic story, always been a fantastic story. there is just one very specific part that pissed me off for about 5 minutes

solid

this story is truly coming into is own with this book. I excited to explore more of the multiverse of elysium

good , book ,

I liked it the story is dark but on the eye for an eye way ,

Great like the other books…

Great like the other books in this series. A little more of the status reviews, which i don’t enjoy, i prefer what one author did where status page reviews were their own mini shippable chapters. Still great fun.

compelling story and interests

harems...everything is harems now...it doesn't always need to be that way...slow burn bestfriends to romance is always going to be superior...

Only decent vampire litrpg audiobook series ive been able to find.

I still hate the narrator but ive learned to tolerate it somehow, but christ they should change up how they read feminine voices..
Otherwise this series feeds my inner edgelord guilty pleasure well.

Great Story but Too Much Filler

This series has my attention. Book three was a turning point when it went from an average story in the genre to something that stood out. Nevertheless, as great as the story is in book four it had too much filler. Flashbacks and too frequent stat checks. As someone who has listened to nearly 300 books in the LitRPG category I can say I really appreciate originality and unexpected plot twists. Protagonist development is also welcomed. This series has them both. But the pressure to meet deadlines and flow in the often passing inspiration is something many present day authors face especially when they are writing more than one book at once. But veteran fans, readers, and listeners want quality. We are willing to wait for greatness.