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First Necromancer: Book One

A System Descent LitRPG Adventure

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First Necromancer: Book One

Auteur(s): Coldfang89
Narrateur(s): Christian J. Gilliland
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In just seven days, the world will crumble. The System's Descent will usher in a new era of chaos: wild animals mutating, monstrous creatures emerging, and the cessation of modern technology. Humanity will be left defenseless.

Drew Wright knows none of this. At least not until he is rudely ripped from his bed and thrust into a white room to undergo a taser-happy ‘Tutorial’. Turns out, he is one of a thousand randomly selected people to be forewarned of the approaching apocalypse. Now, he faces the delightful task of convincing his wife and mother of the devastation hurtling towards them.

As the System’s Descent draws near, Drew scrambles to prep supplies, fortify his home, and drag his elderly, TV-addicted mother away from her ‘shows’ long enough to listen to him. With monsters knocking at the door, how far is Drew willing to go to save those closest to him?

The dead rise to combat the encroaching darkness as Drew Wright taps into the only power that might save his loved ones—becoming Earth’s first Necromancer.

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The Storyline is very good the humor it also extremely good and the Performance is also super good

Just an Excellent Audiobook

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Good book, great plot, and some of the voices were a bit cringy, hope the series continues.

Good book

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I really liked the concept of this story.

It's a pretty close copy of Primal hunter with some minor tweaks and changes to try to make it unique. Unfortunately it doesn't go quite far enough to differentiate itself in that regard. It has the exact same premise of a progenitor who becomes a Chosen of a Primodial and gets an OP and unique profession. It differs in some ways but even goes so far as to make fun of the settlement name from Primal Hunter, Haven.

I feel like this was written to be satire of the other popular series like Primal Hunter and Defiance of the Fall, but doesn't quite hit the mark. They call the system integration "The Descent" instead of "The Fall" for example. The tone of the story varies wildly from numerous to serious but never really nails the transitions.

I really enjoy the concept of the hero bringing his Family and Friends along for the ride, so he's not a huge loner like Jake from Primal Hunter. The author tries to show the struggles and humanity of the characters as they go through the very traumatic system integration, which I really appreciate.

Narration is pretty solid, but without the range of the big hitters like Baldree or Hays.

Entertaining, but a few minor issues.

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frank the axe is in this book that is aweaome i cant wait to findout what other references will be joining this story

Frank the axe

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the first dozen or so chapters are incredible, sure it borrows pretty much everything from primal Hunter from its records mechanics to perfect evolution achievements to being an MC who gets blessed as a chosen by a primordial god, but the humour is great and arguably the start is an improvement on primal Hunter.

Howeeevvverrr,
while PH gets better and better over time, for this series, it feels like the ideas were out by the midpoint of book 1 and it just defaults to standard system apocalypse style. I don't really foresee it improving at all.

VA was great save for a few minor annoyances which were probably just editing errors.

I'm also not a big fan of including religion in novels, I find it tiring. there're far too many Christian references. though, since it's based in rural South USA, I suppose it's appropriate.

finally, I suspect this MC is just going to get increasingly arrogant and unlikable. he has the aura of an MC who is never wrong no matter how objectionable that might be, realistically. As in, makes ignorant or illogical moves and yet somehow in novel logic he's right even when wrong.

Close parady of Primal Hunter but starts good and gets worse over time.

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