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Sylver Seeker #3
Sylver Seeker 3
Book 3 of this Fantasy LitRPG Series about a reincarnated necromancer growing in power and finding his way in a new world where the rules have changed vastly since he last "lived."About the With equal parts humor and dark sorcery action, expect loads of skill progression, deep worldbuilding, and unforgettable characters in this story which had nearly 10 million views on Royal Road. Now completely revised and re-edited for Kindle & Audible.
- GenresFantasy
656 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 27, 2024
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May 20, 2024
As third in a litRPG series, read in order.
Also, you know mostly what to expect and it mostly delivers. This one goes off-world and I didn't like that much, particularly as it's a genre change (magical sci-fi).
And I don't have much more than that to say. It's still four stars, which is a bit of a come-down, but still very engaging.
A note about Steamy: We get just barely enough to trigger steam tag on this one. It's not a ton, but enough. So the low end of my steam tolerance.
Also, you know mostly what to expect and it mostly delivers. This one goes off-world and I didn't like that much, particularly as it's a genre change (magical sci-fi).
And I don't have much more than that to say. It's still four stars, which is a bit of a come-down, but still very engaging.
A note about Steamy: We get just barely enough to trigger steam tag on this one. It's not a ton, but enough. So the low end of my steam tolerance.
April 2, 2024
One of the worst endings I have read in awhile.
The first part is just a lot of bouncing around with little cohesion. The second part is a soft reboot. A very boring soft reboot. The ending is just horrible.
The first part is just a lot of bouncing around with little cohesion. The second part is a soft reboot. A very boring soft reboot. The ending is just horrible.
May 21, 2024
Not a lot of reviews on here so I thought I would add my own. While I thoroughly enjoyed the first book the second one was far too boring for me. Instead of Overlord where you watch a human change into a lich you here see a lich turning into a human. While there were some very interesting moments in the second book it was boring overall. Mostly around relationships. I've heard reviewers say it was more violent, but it was far tamer in my opinion. The "brutality" is around the way the individual sees things and not around embellished violence, threats, and stories about a character that seems far more interesting and nothing like the MC. Personally this becoming more human meant becoming more bland and average. This is just me and my personal tastes and opinions on the "growth" of the character.
When I started reading the third book I was back in it. I was getting excited again. The character was growing in new ways, lots of plot points, and with only some minor annoyances. Things were looking good. Then we get to around 50% of the book and everything changed.
When I started reading the third book I was back in it. I was getting excited again. The character was growing in new ways, lots of plot points, and with only some minor annoyances. Things were looking good. Then we get to around 50% of the book and everything changed.
September 21, 2024
Long side quests
I was no fan of the scene with the rebels. It seemed very contrived that freedom fighters would start their rebellion with undiscriminated mass murder and that Lawrence would eagerly join if they had killed almost everybody he knew.. Sylver of course acted like the treasonous backstabbing bastard he is..
The boat explosion scene was ridiculous. Blowing up a boat while being inside at the bottom of it and ending relatively unharmed outside should only happen in juvenile comics..
I found the plan that a pale, extremely mutilated necromancer with one creepy eye is supposed to seduce a pampered high society lady hilarious.
Why is a man supposed to be a "they"? Didn't Sylver ask him about his preferred pronoun? #rofl#
I LOVED the scene where the protagonist is made made fun of and called a waste for not even having proper spells as a mage! I totally agree!
Getting more or advances classes is very contradicting- the protagonist only gets the choice after 105 levels and then when reaching level 200. In the story he met people with 4 or more classes having only level 150 or less..
I was no fan of the scene with the rebels. It seemed very contrived that freedom fighters would start their rebellion with undiscriminated mass murder and that Lawrence would eagerly join if they had killed almost everybody he knew.. Sylver of course acted like the treasonous backstabbing bastard he is..
The boat explosion scene was ridiculous. Blowing up a boat while being inside at the bottom of it and ending relatively unharmed outside should only happen in juvenile comics..
I found the plan that a pale, extremely mutilated necromancer with one creepy eye is supposed to seduce a pampered high society lady hilarious.
Why is a man supposed to be a "they"? Didn't Sylver ask him about his preferred pronoun? #rofl#
I LOVED the scene where the protagonist is made made fun of and called a waste for not even having proper spells as a mage! I totally agree!
Getting more or advances classes is very contradicting- the protagonist only gets the choice after 105 levels and then when reaching level 200. In the story he met people with 4 or more classes having only level 150 or less..
May 23, 2024
This is what I enjoy. A series that keeps the competency of the protagonist at the same level it started with.
Too many books start strong, become overnight hits, then the author tries to find ways to stretch it out as much as possible, usually by adding a love interest. The character development suffers and goes down the toilet after that.
It's rare to have a book introduce the dreaded romance subplot, and keep the standard it started with. There are sadly two books I will start in the near future that I think might be the last, because the authors shat on their protagonist's previous development, or added too many POVs.
I'm happy to see that I will still be able to read this series though.
<3/5 Stars
Too many books start strong, become overnight hits, then the author tries to find ways to stretch it out as much as possible, usually by adding a love interest. The character development suffers and goes down the toilet after that.
It's rare to have a book introduce the dreaded romance subplot, and keep the standard it started with. There are sadly two books I will start in the near future that I think might be the last, because the authors shat on their protagonist's previous development, or added too many POVs.
I'm happy to see that I will still be able to read this series though.
<3/5 Stars
April 11, 2024
Two books of content in one!
The first half of this book picks up shortly after the events of book 2, the later half focuses on the woman in white and a post-apocalyptic society set sometime in the 25th century. Looking forward to seeing Sylver reach level 200. Looking forward to the next book.
The first half of this book picks up shortly after the events of book 2, the later half focuses on the woman in white and a post-apocalyptic society set sometime in the 25th century. Looking forward to seeing Sylver reach level 200. Looking forward to the next book.
April 12, 2024
Excellent Series
This was the second book in a row that the Mc lost a leg. Otherwise this series of a pre System lich wakes up to the System and needs to navigate it to re power up.
This was the second book in a row that the Mc lost a leg. Otherwise this series of a pre System lich wakes up to the System and needs to navigate it to re power up.
June 7, 2024
This is a fantasy LitRPG series about a very powerful Lich/Necromancer who dies and is mysteriously brought back to life/unlife a very long time later. I like the series overall. See my review for book 1 for additional thoughts on what I've read of this series.
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May 13, 2024
Still an excellent story
An excellent continuation of the story. The lich gets better directions towards finding his family and travel and hilarity insue.
An excellent continuation of the story. The lich gets better directions towards finding his family and travel and hilarity insue.
June 7, 2024
4.75 stars
August 9, 2024
If you made it this far.
If you made it to book three you kniw what to expect. The story continues in the same way, though I feel an editor might have helped things.
If you made it to book three you kniw what to expect. The story continues in the same way, though I feel an editor might have helped things.
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