Sylver Seeker 6

Sylver Seeker #6

by Kennit Kenway

Big picture, everything was going swimmingly.

Little picture wise, an ancient Dragon is now roaming the realm, a country full of martial artists will have to migrate, someone moved one of the moons and permanently altered Eira’s oceans, ruined the teleportation network, shut down city barriers, and caused unimaginable havoc all over the realm.

There was also the significantly more real not-too-distant Sun demon, the ever-evolving threat of Krists, wars between nobility, strange weather phenomenon’s, some nonsense involving Poppy, and no matter how much time passed Sylver couldn’t shake the feeling that he had forgotten something.

But, big picture, Edmund was alive, Chrys was mastering her magic, the dark elves had a place to live, Lola had a big project in the works, Sylver made three new friends, Ria made one, and in further good news, Sylver finally managed to get 1,000 undead under his command.

At the current rate of one Ibis member per 2 years, on the time scale of an immortal Lich, Sylver was basically done.

Hopefully Eira would still be in one single donut shaped piece by the time he was actually done, but that was a separate, small picture, problem.

Book 6 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.

Genres: Fantasy, Audiobook, Science Fiction Fantasy

697 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 22, 2025

Reviews

[Murphies_law · Rating 2 out of 5]

Unfortunately, i didn't really care about the plot. The plethora of (mostly irrelevant) characters introduced somewhen earlier were confusing. The protagonist stayed an overly brilliant, supposedly mighty punching bag that kept being saved by plot armor.

I didn't quite understand the priorities of the protagonist. Why was the sheer impossible effort of reviving the dead turtle more pressing than fighting against a spreading mind parasite?

I found the egotistical hubris of the protagonist to endanger the entire world just to send a signal to potential survivors of his cabal villainous.

[Forrest · Rating 3 out of 5]

a bit disappointed

read and listened to the audiobook.

I’ve loved this series so far, but this one was… difficult… to finish. The first half was good, but after he tied up one of his goals he just sort of went a little crazy and went all over the place with what to do next. Then he made some questionable moral choices that I couldn’t agree with at the time. And if you’ve read this far as well, you know that he would have lost a LOT of readers due to his own unique “morals” before now.

The author either got lost with what to do next, or he has some time-travel shenanigans planned in the story outline and is struggling to make it make sense in between arcs.

I will still read the next one, but maybe I won’t put the release date on my calendar like I did for this one. Hopefully this was just a slump in the story telling and it doesn’t get worse from here.

[Hardwood · Rating 2 out of 5]

This series is at its best between the plot. Any time they start doing something for a few dozen chapters it gets considerably less engaging. I didn't like the trip to the ice planet, I didn't like the trip to the cultivation mountain and the trip underwater in this book is maybe the most bored I've been in my entire life.

Slice of life with the characters and the progression is the only thing keeping me going in this series. please stop going on prolonged adventures.

[Kevin · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed this. Six books in and the character keeps to the script. No weird acting out because the author wrote themselves into a corner.

It's nice that even though new people are constantly added, the POV is maintained.

I wonder if the super secret wizard group is going to come back in this timeline.

Will pick up the sequel.

3/5 Stars

[Chance]

Death army support

Really nothing happened that was of interest except for Sylver meet 3sisters who have a sever reverser list effect about him. Everything else was just happenstance that to set the stage for major events hopefully in the next book.

[MG · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was fun while it lasted, but the problem with having an amoral main character, which is entertaining for a while in how it breaks with the reader’s expectations for how a “hero” should act, is that it is hard to stay interested in what happens.

[Zerthimon21 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Family found and more

The arch lich has found the first of his old family while securing his new family. An excellent continuation of the story.

[Jan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good series.