Rise of the Devourer: Voidborne

A LitRPG Adventure

By: Krazekode

Narrated by: Peter Kenny

Noah Brown has a gift for fighting.

Unfortunately, punching things doesn't pay the bills, at least until he died and an Eldritch god found his soul.

The encounter brings him to a new world, summoned by bloody cultists. He's got nothing but the shirt on his back and a strange item in his system menu.

[???]: A source of infinite potential.

Perhaps he'll finally get to put his gift to good use.

Don't miss the start of an action-packed crunchy LitRPG series from KrazeKode, author of The First Law of Cultivation. Loaded with stats, skills, combat, and power progression, it's perfect for fans of Iron Prince, Road to Mastery, and He Who Fights with Monsters!

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It could have been much better

So many missed opportunities to make this a great book but all too often many writers get caught up in unnecessary conversations with side characters and add useless details about things that don't move the story forward in any useful way and I find that kind of writing to throw off the entire pacing of the book which immediately pulls the reader out of the story and does nothing but causes frustration to the listener...it could have been better and I don't think I will bother with book two.

good LitRPG. Watch Noah grow

well narrated
good story
follow Noah as he learns how after death he was transferred to another world and given powers.
follow him as he tries to be a GOOD void powered hero.

It is worth the credit

I enjoyed the book but I disagree with the narrator's choice to give the MC a bit of a lisp.
aside from that my only issue is that character level means literally nothing. MC starts at level 0 with 0 attributes and his first move is to kill a level 27 cultist followed by a 100+ lvl abomination. It is still a good book and I am looking forward to book 2, but it could use some refining.

Ripped off He Who Fights with Monsters

Almost every good concept in this book was stolen from HWFWM, and the narrator mispronounced a lot of basic fantasy words. But was still overall a good book (probably because I really like HWFWM).

Good start for a great series!

Being awoken by a god can be a very bad thing! Making that god mad can only make things worse!

Story

A good start to what could be a great series. I can not wait for the next book to be released

entertaining

Really enjoyed the book, and i will be getting book 2 when it comes out

Feels like a rip-off please read

I saw a review saying it was like Cradle and He Who Fights Monsters 2 of my favorite books but it's feels like it just ripped them off the story's okay the Mc is just plot armor galore and the other characters are pretty flat but overall not bad

Good Progression Story!

I really enjoy the progression, body development, etc. The story is quite enjoyable.

The only negative points I had were that there were several elements of the character introduction that felt like blatant rip offs from the "He Who Fights with Monsters" series. The main characters powers were so similar to the main character from the other series that it was disturbing. The character also has mannerisms that were quite similar such as throwing out random references to earth culture to throw people off topic. It also felt like he took elements of the "System Universe Series", such as a "bunny" for a side character.

If you can ignore what feels like "rip offs", its quite a good story. The elements of concern are only a small part of the whole book itself. The majority of the content is well written and unique.

Dragon bunny

love the interlude chapters, the bunny was so cute sounding. can't wait to hear more