Symbiotic Ascension : A Progression Fantasy Adventure (VOL. 1 STUBBED ON KU + AUDIBLE)

Information

Status

Ongoing

Year

2024

Author

Guylhann

• 374. Declaration of War
  Apr 13, 2026
• 373. Exan, The Omniscient
  Apr 6, 2026
• 372. The Burning World
  Mar 30, 2026
• 371. Blasphemy
  Mar 23, 2026
• 370. Collapsing
  Mar 15, 2026
• Stubbing Announcement!
  Sep 6, 2025
• 369. Out of the Frying Pan and into the Fire but Also in the Oil and Gas and Napalm
  Aug 28, 2025
• 368. The Duty of a Monarch
  Aug 26, 2025
• 367. The King of Demons
  Aug 24, 2025
• 366. The Beginning, the Chaos, and the End
  Aug 22, 2025
• 365. One Choice, No Choice
  Aug 20, 2025
• 364. Cathedral
  Aug 18, 2025
• 363. Hourglass (and I'm not talking about Liara)
  Aug 16, 2025
• 362. Forgotten
  Aug 14, 2025
• 361. Back to Hell
  Aug 12, 2025
• 360. A Whole New Pair of Hands
  Aug 10, 2025
• 359. It's Going to Get Worse Before It Gets Better
  Aug 8, 2025
• Special Announcement!
  Aug 7, 2025
• 358. Gods, Arms and Consequences
  Aug 6, 2025
• 357. The Cloaked Goat
  Aug 4, 2025

What readers say about Symbiotic Ascension : A Progression Fantasy Adventure (VOL. 1 STUBBED ON KU + AUDIBLE)

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  RegalBeginnerRoyal Road5.0 / 5

• “The narrative crafts a harrowing and visceral experience, plunging the protagonist, Glenn, into a nightmare of pain, peril, and monstrous encounters. The story opens with a shocking and graphic scene, establishing a tone of horror and urgency that pervades…”

  DarkodiaRoyal Road5.0 / 5

Reviews

Community Reviews(10)

• RegalBeginnerRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

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• DarkodiaRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  The narrative crafts a harrowing and visceral experience, plunging the protagonist, Glenn, into a nightmare of pain, peril, and monstrous encounters. The story opens with a shocking and graphic scene, establishing a tone of horror and urgency that pervades the entire piece. Glenn’s journey from the gruesome battlefield to the relative safety of the forest is fraught with internal and external challenges, showcasing his resilience and adaptability in the face of surreal and terrifying circumstances.
  The author excels at creating a vivid and immersive world, filled with vivid descriptions that paint a clear picture of the gruesome sights and sounds Glenn encounters. The reader can almost feel the protagonist’s pain and terror as he navigates through this nightmarish landscape, making for an engaging and intense reading experience. The story also delves into Glenn’s mental state, providing insight into his thoughts and emotions as he tries to make sense of his situation and find a way to survive.
  The climax of the story, featuring the encounter with the monstrous Father Albenas, is a highlight, combining suspense, horror, and a twist of fate that turns the tables in Glenn’s favor. The creature’s design and the build-up to the confrontation are masterfully executed, delivering a satisfying and pulse-pounding conclusion to the narrative.
  In summary, the story is a gripping and intense journey through a nightmarish landscape, offering readers a visceral experience filled with suspense, horror, and a relentless sense of urgency. While it may not be for the faint of heart, those who appreciate dark and immersive storytelling will find much to enjoy in this thrilling tale.
• Meanie'sRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Ahhh, I love it.
  I like the story building even though I haven't really captured the essence of the gods but I am getting there.
  I love Glenn, and the struggle sheesh. Kkk Diamanes kkkk, Damn that guy's really sarcastic.
  And I like the pace as well not to fast not to slow just right.
  And now let's talk about the epic fights kkkk, I just love then, and I like the fact that you didn't make Glenn too strong.
  Yeah, I love the book ❤️
• vermosapienRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Get Lost In Limbo!!
  If your looking for a grim-dark series look no further!
  It’s got the gore, the horror, the high, the lows..welll mostly lows.
  ”that’s why they call it grim-dark people”
  Waking up to a monster slurping up your insides like an instant noodle cup isn’t how most people like to get out of bed in the morning. Also his bed is a battlefield of steaming corpses.
  But he keeps on going & things just keep getting weirder from there. ( In the best of ways) The grammar is correct & if issues get commented on they get corrected in a timely manner. The characters are interesting & the people Glenn runs into are always memorable. The team he ends up building down the road are people you would have never thought could work together but they do & it works great! I love the style of this book honestly I feel like it would make a great graphic illustration. At first getting Lost in Limbo is Glenn’s worst nightmare but he doesn’t let it break him down..well it does. But! He keeps going because that all he can do if he wants to make it home and fulfill the promises he makes. It doesn’t  stop the Laws,Mobs,Gods, & most importantly the dreaded Thorns Church from trying to tear him & everything he cares about to pieces.
  If your looking for a great grim-dark tale get Lost in Limbo!
• Roch Lecomte MeozziRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  "Lost in Limbo" by Guylhann is a captivating journey into a world of mystery and adventure. From the moment I began reading, I was swept away by the rich tapestry of Linbo's landscapes and the intricate web of characters that inhabit it.
  At the heart of the story is our protagonist, whose determination and resilience serve as a guiding light through the darkest corners of this fantastical realm. Alongside them, a diverse cast of characters adds depth and complexity to the narrative, each grappling with their own inner demons and personal struggles.
  What truly sets "Lost in Limbo" apart is its masterful world-building. From the bustling cities to the untamed wilderness, every corner of Limbo feels alive with magic and possibility. The attention to detail is remarkable, drawing readers deeper into the story with each passing chapter.
  As I journeyed alongside the characters, I found myself completely immersed in their world, eagerly anticipating each new twist and turn. The challenges they face are daunting, yet their unwavering determination to press forward serves as an inspiring reminder of the resilience of the human spirit.
  But perhaps the greatest strength of "Lost in Limbo" lies in its exploration of universal themes such as friendship, sacrifice, and the pursuit of truth. Through the trials and tribulations of the characters, the author weaves a tapestry of emotion that resonates long after the final page is turned.
  In conclusion, "Lost in Limbo" is a spellbinding tale that will transport readers to a world of wonder and excitement. With its richly drawn characters, immersive world-building, and compelling storytelling, it's a book that will leave a lasting impression on all who embark on this unforgettable journey.
• NeoremRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  I like finding this kind of stories that are not afraid to leave reader thinking what hell is this and still keeping them reading just find a lot more weirdness.
  Love it that it has no numbers to crunch just more and more difficult bullshit that is defeated with more of the same ;). It makes sense in the universe of the story in its own way. I have basic idea how the power works, but I still get defeated by the writers exponentially wilder depictions of the fights and the powers.
  There is somethings pointing toward bigger plotline, usually I am pretty good at sniffing them, but I have only some muddled predictions.
  I am not to forced to whet the details but just enjoy the ride, how ever there is slightly funny wordings in here or there. I will try to point them when I get across them but some of them fit my weird sense of humour.
• MephistophelessRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  Shinichi Izumi wakes up in another world to find himself struggling to survive against the monstrous creatures wanting to kill him, stumbling onto an unknown entity that decides to live as his hand, migi and sinichi travel the world trying to become stronger In order to survive this unknown world.
  Jokes aside.
  This story is really interesting, the chapters are long and the story is paced well, not too slow that you'd get bored and not too fast where you don't get time to understand what's going on. All the characters are well thought out and have their own personalities, so far  no one is annoying that ruins the immersion of the story and I hope it stays that way. I'm enjoying the moments where the characters joke and also makes me laugh at times. I do wish that the author was more descriptive at times like how the monsters looked
  Or in earlier chapters *spoiler* if you didn't reach around ch 20
  When he got captured. I wish it went more onto details on how he was treated. Only later on do we find out he wasn't just forced to drink the blood but also tortured. Wish during those moments it showed how much he struggled in this captive moments. Idk maybe it's just me but I like the "gory" details. I wanna know what he actually went through that traumatized him so much. Kinda like with Ken kaneki where we got to see what he went through and understand/connect in a way, with why he became so traumatized. However with this books character we just don't understand. There's no connection.
  Another slight issue is that the author tends to repeat the same thing in the same paragraph when describing something this includes constantly using the MC’s name when ever he does some kind of action instead of he. “Glenn” gets repeated too many times.
  Besides those small nitpicks this story is well written out and very immersive. Ofc my review might change later on since I haven't completely caught up yet, but as of right now. It's enjoyable
  Reaching chapter 98. This story is in fact wor
• SyntheticVoiceRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  What do you get with this series without major spoilers?  An isekai grimdark that isn't shy about who gets it in the end.  You like a neutral character, there is chance they might die.  You like that evil character, a really good chance they will die.  There is a happy go lucky good character, place your bets on how they will die.
  As is there is only one constant, our MC is suffering from PTSD when he shows up in this world and the world will not let him recover.  You will see this mental tightrope walk throughout the series as he deals with demonic possessions, eldritch monsters, and evil cults that try to push him over the edge and into the evil gods' clutches.  It's not a question of whether will he recover from all the trauma but just how much more he will go through before he becomes a manic mess.
  As for the story, it follows the usual standard flow of a weak guy trying to get strong to survive but the world is more vicious and stronger than what he can comprehend.  There is a leveling system but it's fairly vague and not rigid.  It's good that the writer doesn't make it rigid and annoying with specific stat numbers you often see with most other writings that have a leveling system in place.  (I listen to the writings through TTS, specific stat sheets become hell in TTS.)  The more ambiguous build yourself up until you get to this mana ring level is a lot simpler and leaves it open for the readers to debate how a level one person beats the level two or level ten enemies.
  The characters are great and very believable.  The main characters and side characters all will stand out in their unique way that will stick with you many chapters post-mortem.  I also get a chuckle as to how some of the characters react to all the bad luck that keeps happening but I have a feeling that a certain green hand has some influence on that matter.
• CardinalRRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  Story (so far): Starts off with the main character Glenn being transported into a dying body on a battlefield being eaten alive. Escaping certain death is only the beginning of his trek, since he then makes a frantic dash through a spooky forest, climbs a mountain that's the haunt of some weird blood-moon meteorite-summoning cult, and that's all before he finds a journal helpfully explaining what's going on.
  What's going on: events called "Moon Rifts" happen randomly. Corrupted Ones run amok. Pieces of other worlds fall from the sky (people, technology, relics, hunks of rock, etc.) Happily for Glenn, "Only a fallen one shall harness the power of the sky" which allows him to meet the skeletal, sapient hand Diamanes. Diamanes is not a good guy. Actually more of a demon, really. Still, after his hand replaces Glenn's left hand, he's a fairly helpful partner so far explaining the world around Glenn.
  However, I'm eleven chapters in and have no idea what the "main plot" is, beyond survival, exploration, and hints of greater conflicts in the world. That's not a bad thing, since I'm interested to keep reading to find out more, but expect a slow burn.
  Style: Do you like swapping between Third Person POV and brief intervals of First Person Glenn's thoughts? If so, it's fine.
  I didn't care for it at first, but if it puts you off in the first chapter, know that the switch between Narrator and Glenn does get smoother later on. Aside from that, everything is richly described without veering into purple prose.
  Grammar: perfectly readable.
  Character: At first glance, Glenn has nothing that sets him apart from every other protagonist isekai'ed into a really bad, focus on immediate survival situation.
  However, whilst running away from some a tentacled "Father Albenas" in the forest, he's saved by tripping over a tree root. He promises that if he gets out of this situation, he'll build it a shrine or something. And you know what? Next chapter, once he's gotten out of the sticky situat
• BeomJunKooRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  My first experience with proof that "MC gets transported to another world out of the blue" isekai stories can work well outside of Manga and light novels was with Max Brooks' Minecraft: The Island. And now that I have begun reading this, it has helped solidify my belief in that aforementioned proof.
  Despite being described as a slow-burn, right from the getgo the story keeps everything entertaining nonstop, and it only appears to get better from there. I found myself genuinely intrigued by the world around the MC, what kind of story all of this would lead to, and what the journey during it would be like.
  The grammar admittedly has one or two hiccups, but it did nothing to break the immersion for me.
  Style and character was certainly a unique bunch - the fun laughs amongst the gruesome and terrifying situations (particularly the back and forth interactions with the MC and his demonic hand companion), while I'm uncertain whether it'll work for some others, it did for me as it somewhat gave off a bit of Chainsaw Man vibes, another humorously horrifying story that I enjoyed.
  Overall verdict would be, I am all for where this journey is taking me and the things to come along the way.