Path of Violence 2: Conquest

De: James Cook

Narrado por: Guy Williams

Power builds in silence—and strikes without warning.

Aiden Wyatt has carved out his place in a world controlled by the System, but ruling Earth means more than surviving—it means conquering the planet.

To prepare humanity for the invasions to come, he must climb higher, adapt faster, and unite the strongest under one banner—his. To achieve this, the Tower of Champions is his next proving ground. Inside, Aiden shatters expectations and earns one of the highest evaluation scores in the Multiverse, drawing the attention of the great factions—and something far more dangerous. The Empty Night Faction watches, and they do not make requests.

They make demands.

As monster surges rise and fragile alliances strain under growing pressure, Aiden's every move becomes a gamble between domination and destruction. And when the world itself starts to take notice, even the strongest man on Earth may find that power comes with a price…

From the author of Surviving the Dead and The Corsryn Saga, Path of Violence 2 delivers relentless action, high-stakes intrigue, and the brutal ascent of a man determined to seize his destiny, no matter the cost.

©2026 James Cook (P)2026 James Cook

Top tier

Everything about this series lines up with my tastes. I’ve listen to literally hundreds of books like this and this is top 5, maybe higher.
Narration is perfect, he’s nailed the attitude of the mood of the characters.
Story didn’t die off after the first book, in fact some parts got more interesting.
Some of the characters still have some ways to go to be great, but they’re very still good.

I highly suggest a listen if you’re into this genre.

10/10

Well

It’s fun. Love the MC’s build, pretty fun style even though it seems a but too overpowered at times. Story feels a little rushed but is interesting nonetheless. There’s also some fairly cheesy moments I felt like cringing at but nothing bad enough not to buy the next book. The violence was worth it.

Epic LitRPG Series!!!

Path of Violence 2 somehow manages to top the first book. The progression is satisfying, the stakes keep escalating, and Aiden remains one of the most ruthless and compelling protagonists in LitRPG. No filler, no forced romance, no cheesy humor, just relentless advancement, brutal fights, and a character willing to do whatever it takes to get stronger. Easily my favorite LitRPG series right now.

good but

I will buy the next book but there is some very cheesy moments and not well thought out material. author should use pateron to release chapters early to get feedback on material