Kevin, the Hellbringer [Monster Isekai LITRPG]
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Firefighting is a dangerous job, and Kevin always prided himself on his work. But when a factory fire goes terribly wrong, he’s spat out into a swamp next to an otherworldly mountain-sized cube. Lost and struggling with his monstrous new body, he must seek shelter. He finds a village, but they’re just as desperate. The Dark Night is approaching, and an eldritch horror is hunting him.
While Kevin is blessed with incredible potential, will it be enough?
His enemies won’t ignite themselves, so he’ll need to rain hellfire down on them himself. Along the way he’ll make allies, and unravel a secret that others would die and kill for. If he's lucky, he may find new friends and a place to call home.
[Wholesome] [OP Monster MC] [LitRPG] [Isekai] [Steady Progression] [Crafting] [Fast Paced] [No Harem]
***Book one is finished. (61 chapters, see Amazon / KU.)
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- Status
- Ongoing
- Year
- 2024
- Author
- A.Bel
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- Rating
- 4.1/ 5.0
- Followers
- 295
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- 9,574
Chapters(4 total)
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Community Reviews(2)
- R. B.Royal Road★★★★★ 5.0Fast-paced story with a lot of action! The main character is likable, adventures are interesting and often keep you on edge. Secondary characters are also engaging! The crafting and skill-building are fun to follow, there's a good mix of personal growth, action, and mystery. I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves strong heroes and exciting challenges!
- TazKhaelyorRoyal Road★★★ 2.5I barely managed to finish the first book, and I had to stop reading quite a few times to get over egregious cliffhangers and completely gratuitous tease who brought no value to the story at all. And I usually don't find them bothersome. That is with the whole book available right away, without a next chapter button greyed out...
If you have even a tiny bit of dislike for them, I can only recommend you find something else to read.
It's rather sad, because otherwise it's quite a decent story overall, and most of the cliffs are easily removable (being completely gratuitous). Without them it would be a nice read, not a masterpiece but I could easily recommend it, with them I feel like this book is written just to aggravate the reader to the detriment of the story itself.
Oh and of course the epilogue is just another cliff if you're wondering (but that one at least makes some sense, even if it's really not needed, and didn't bother me too much).