Reaper's Crawl

LitRPG Gamelit Apocalyptic Cultivation Fantasy (The Dungeon Apocalypse, Book 2)

By: C.J. Carella

Narrated by: Guy Williams

Dungeons and Firepower

Struck down when returning from a cultivation chapel, Roland Webb goes on a dungeon crawl while seeking to repair his damaged Cultivation Pattern. A mysterious Raven Spirit may hold the solution to his problems, but first he must face hordes of Dungeon Dwellers while discovering the truth about his Death-attuned Bloodline. And all this must be done before the near-omnipotent System unleashes Integration on an unsuspecting humanity.

After forming a Party with a gang of misfits, equipped with all the guns his System gold can buy, Roland ventures into the Halls of Refuse, where all manner of Vermin creatures await him. And somewhere in the Dungeon lies a gate to an Underworld where Roland may find a way to become a more powerful Cultivator than he ever dreamed – if he survives among the Shades of the Dead.

Dungeon Apocalypse features furious action, horror and dark fantasy with a dash of humor. It has LitRPG and Cultivation themes (Class and Cultivation Paths toward Ascension), progression storylines, and a System that imposes game-like rules upon reality.

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Not a detailed review by a bad reviewer ha ha.

Enjoyed 100% OP rapidly but intresting and entertaining. Was disappointed with the lack of profanity IMO but im a foul mouth aficionado. However it comes into play later which makes sense in the long run via characters personality types. Good narration overall but all I'll say is Dr. Girlfriend vibes for one character ha ha ha.

can't wait for the next book

My only complaint is I finished it to quickly I have listened to another one of his series and this one is a just as good

jesus wept man...you just can't help yourself can you....

where to start...well he does what he always does, which is create a really good character. And then nerve him to create tension, which apparently is the only way that he knows how to create tension in a book is by making the hero. Weaker, so that he has to have other people join his party.

And of course, in typical fashion inter strong woman, but in this case, it's not just strong woman, no, no, no, it's strong women. And yes, they're going to outshine him in every way, possible and make him look as if he's not even the main character of his book anymore.

This writer is a perfect example of how we've all just kind of accepted the fact that most people don't know how to write or create anything. Anymore and we accept anything, including dribble like this, and give it a 4.7, which is just crazy to think about that. So many of you are just chills and give 5 ratings for this.