Blazing Crimson [Progression Through Conquest]

In a dystopian world ravaged by World War III, Henrique's nation maintains a fragile neutrality, leaving its citizens helpless amid the chaos. For Henrique, the only escape from this madness lies in retreating to the wilderness, far from civilization.

However, his sanctuary transforms into a nightmare when his land is suddenly overtaken by mutant rats, an alien jungle, and a medieval palace that seems to have sprung from fantasy. As his neighbors disappear without a trace and his world unravels, Henrique receives a tempting offer: power, survival, and the chance to rule in this twisted new reality.

The catch? The path to the throne demands bloodshed. Only one person can emerge victorious, while the others must be sacrificed.

Henrique must decide: Is the crown worth sacrificing his humanity—or even his life?

After all, a crown and title alone don't guarantee true power.

Expect a journey where Henrique delves into the raw forces of nature, mastering elements and bending them to his will. Witness the boundless potential of oozes—creatures of fluid form and shifting purpose—unfold in ways both unexpected and terrifying.

At the heart of it all lies a collision: a bleak, dystopian Earth from another universe crashes into a world of brutal fantasy, where reality itself is more visceral, more unforgiving. As perspectives clash and cultures unravel, the very way existence is understood shifts into something strange and new.

Numbers, spells, and abilities are introduced in the first chapters. However, most of the LitRPG elements will take a prominent role from book 3 onward. It has a unique spin, especially for the MC, though some novels have explored similar ideas in different ways. The progression will always be at the center stage.

Additional Info:

Grammar reviewed using a domesticated AI

Releases on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 3 PM PST—if life and the backlog allow.

Backlog:

- 100% of the First Book

- 100% of the Second Book

- 001% of the Third Book (Writing)

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.