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A Dragon Idol's Reincarnation Tale #2
Embers: A LitRPG Adventure
Friendship and songs, what could a young dragoness wish for more?
With Saori and Tasianna, Hestia dives deeper into the Belzac Forest. Through the beautiful but treacherous swamp filled with giant serpents and monstrosities, all to reach the elven kingdom in her search for somebody to fix her damaged mana paths.
Little does she know that the gods still wishes to drag her into their plans.
Her pursuers sent by the God of Dragons have their aim set, but how could a rising idol sing and dance if she were burdened by a grand plot?
Book 2 in this LitRPG Series about an underdog rising up to be the idol her new world didn't know it needed. Hestia may start small, but one day her power will match her determination.
With Saori and Tasianna, Hestia dives deeper into the Belzac Forest. Through the beautiful but treacherous swamp filled with giant serpents and monstrosities, all to reach the elven kingdom in her search for somebody to fix her damaged mana paths.
Little does she know that the gods still wishes to drag her into their plans.
Her pursuers sent by the God of Dragons have their aim set, but how could a rising idol sing and dance if she were burdened by a grand plot?
Book 2 in this LitRPG Series about an underdog rising up to be the idol her new world didn't know it needed. Hestia may start small, but one day her power will match her determination.
647 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 24, 2024
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April 26, 2024
This was hot garbage. What is the author doing? The first book was so interesting, there was character development, exploration, action! And so much more. This 2nd book was a parody of the first. Silly dialogue between cringy characters for an entire 500 pages. Borderline criminal how the author went from an action LitRPG to a trashy slice of life with no warning.
January 27, 2024
The tone sets this as a silly bit of fun.
But there is far too much introspection to carry this out. The characters are not interesting enough to support the lack of a direction. This is a combination of multiple things that was fun for the first book but can not support a series.
But there is far too much introspection to carry this out. The characters are not interesting enough to support the lack of a direction. This is a combination of multiple things that was fun for the first book but can not support a series.
March 13, 2024
Loved the First Book
So first of all, I did love the first book. It had tons of growth both in power and character personality. World exploration grew and got to see more of the goals of the MC. Even if I didn't read the side stories as I don't like knowing things the MC doesn't know. Dramatic Irony is not my thing.
Now Book 2.
Filler Book.
Thats what this one was. A filler. In book 1 we see the MC go from G rank 0 to C rank 24. In this book, we see her gain only 6 ranks and no evolutions. Evolutions that made the first book so damn great and fun to see what options she'd get. This book either suffered from the companion syndrome or the slow progression to stretch out the series rather than have her get too many ranks too fast.
The 'companion' Syndrome is where a reckless MC gets friends or a love interest who suddenly get 'worried' about them and 'fear' when they do reckless things that got them power and so they slow down greatly. It happens usually due to a character also focusing on romantic interest rather than gaining power.
This time it was a mix of trying to level up her companions and thinking she was strong enough to focus on her idol dream and not need to get stronger. Mixed with her companions worrying about her. In book one any time she saw monsters or was walking she'd go to kill and gain levels. In think book she can go weeks without fighting or killing something, gaining no levels or just low levels to help her new companion gain a few.
Honestly with all the powerful monsters that show up near the end. I hope this book was more the 'filler book' that was to teach our little idol a lesson that she can't stop growing and needs to become powerful if she wants to live her dream without fear. SSS+ Rank or more!
I admit if book 3 doesn't have more leveling I might drop the series since I want to see her growing not stagnating and complaining. Hell there wasn't even new towns or civilizations to explore, it was just the same forest. Same forest is fine if the MC is growing, not just walking back and forth while monologuing to herself about all her worries and thoughts about every little subject.
Also hoped after the Gods scene of blessings that she'd get slammed with a blessing from every god but that also didn't happen even though it seemed like it was supposed to at the end of last book.
So not really sure what happened there, or what was in those elvish book shes found, or what sort of dancing and singing the people actually enjoy. She hasn't even asked her fairy if the people even like K-pop or what ever Idol songs she wants to dance and sing to. What if they like some mongolian throatsinging type music? Shes making all these plans but for all she knows their idea of music is vastly different and might hate the peppy happy music she makes.
So first of all, I did love the first book. It had tons of growth both in power and character personality. World exploration grew and got to see more of the goals of the MC. Even if I didn't read the side stories as I don't like knowing things the MC doesn't know. Dramatic Irony is not my thing.
Now Book 2.
Filler Book.
Thats what this one was. A filler. In book 1 we see the MC go from G rank 0 to C rank 24. In this book, we see her gain only 6 ranks and no evolutions. Evolutions that made the first book so damn great and fun to see what options she'd get. This book either suffered from the companion syndrome or the slow progression to stretch out the series rather than have her get too many ranks too fast.
The 'companion' Syndrome is where a reckless MC gets friends or a love interest who suddenly get 'worried' about them and 'fear' when they do reckless things that got them power and so they slow down greatly. It happens usually due to a character also focusing on romantic interest rather than gaining power.
This time it was a mix of trying to level up her companions and thinking she was strong enough to focus on her idol dream and not need to get stronger. Mixed with her companions worrying about her. In book one any time she saw monsters or was walking she'd go to kill and gain levels. In think book she can go weeks without fighting or killing something, gaining no levels or just low levels to help her new companion gain a few.
Honestly with all the powerful monsters that show up near the end. I hope this book was more the 'filler book' that was to teach our little idol a lesson that she can't stop growing and needs to become powerful if she wants to live her dream without fear. SSS+ Rank or more!
I admit if book 3 doesn't have more leveling I might drop the series since I want to see her growing not stagnating and complaining. Hell there wasn't even new towns or civilizations to explore, it was just the same forest. Same forest is fine if the MC is growing, not just walking back and forth while monologuing to herself about all her worries and thoughts about every little subject.
Also hoped after the Gods scene of blessings that she'd get slammed with a blessing from every god but that also didn't happen even though it seemed like it was supposed to at the end of last book.
So not really sure what happened there, or what was in those elvish book shes found, or what sort of dancing and singing the people actually enjoy. She hasn't even asked her fairy if the people even like K-pop or what ever Idol songs she wants to dance and sing to. What if they like some mongolian throatsinging type music? Shes making all these plans but for all she knows their idea of music is vastly different and might hate the peppy happy music she makes.
June 21, 2024
I felt this one had too much of the random classroom kids in it. I'm going to be honest I skipped those chapters. I don't care about them at all. As of right now them being in this story has added nothing to the reborn as a dragon story. Why are they here? It's like two different books. The actual story about our dragon idol is still going well though.
February 2, 2024
Really good book
I love this series and I hope it will continue. Please bring Rajah back. Once again I really love this book.
I love this series and I hope it will continue. Please bring Rajah back. Once again I really love this book.
October 22, 2024
Great series so far!
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