1% Lifesteal, Volume 3

A LitRPG Adventure

By: Robert Blaise

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

Finding himself on the run from the law, Freddy will need a safe place to hide.

His target? A borderline lawless subordinate territory of the Empire; a land of cruelty, vigilantism, and mountains of ice—the Northern Belt.

Despite having acted in self-defense, Freddy knows that, should the law catch up with him, he stands no chance of being declared innocent. If he wants to remain free—or even alive—he needs to find somewhere he can hide long enough to bury the trail.

His first choice ends up being the infamous, crime-ridden area of the Northern Belt.

With four-stars being banned from entering or staying there, the ceiling of absolute power is lower. With the absolute border of the Northern Spine, there are almost no ways in or out. With the prevalence of greed and personal benefit above all, the Northern Belt makes for the perfect poison jar.

Anyone who reaches the peak of the third star is taken away by the empire for their purposes.

For Freddy, there are only two paths ahead of him—either he will break the jar…

Or come out the other end as a deadly venom.

Book 3 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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Best one yet!

The books keep getting better. I hope they continue down this path. Freddy getting less whiny I very much appreciate.

Storyline

It’s fire, OP main character, shitty bad guys and fun side characters 10/10 would recommend

greatness

fantastic series. litrpg with a real story. fun good pacing. more words here do I really need 15, this feels like so many.

so good

this book is so flipping good!!! action all the way threw the book. I can't wait for the next book

Continued excellence!

This book series is off-the-charts good! There's something extremely addictive with this series that I just don't get from most other LitRPGs'. I love the way Blaise writes in comedic relief in his more serious settings, and the characters are all very likeable. Thor is just brilliant writing, goofy meathead, but still has both a strong and soft side with smarts to back it all up.

The speed of progression is perfect, he keeps pushing forward, hitting goals and new milestones, it doesn't ever feel stale. So many titles lingers on the smallest details and has hours of word salad for no real substance, not here, Blaise keeps the pace up yet it never feels rushed.

And the narration by Wisniewski is, as always, best in class. Can't even elaborate on it, I couldn't ask for more, it's so darn on point.