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Stormborn Ascendant #2

Stormborn Ascendant 2: A LitRPG Apocalypse Adventure

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An Immortal’s corpse has fallen.

Months have passed since Tyler’s battle in the Main Branch of the Stormchasers, and factions from all over the Flooded City swarm to the site of Tyler’s old home. A trio of Adepts — each more powerful than the last — have been sent to hunt him down, but they’re just the scouting party.

On the horizon, the father of the man Tyler killed leads a fleet of warriors to claim the corpse of the Saint who saved Tyler’s life. He wields the strength of a Master, and will stop at nothing to avenge his son.

If Tyler and his party wish to survive, they’ll have to turn to an older form of power. To the rituals of the island’s former inhabitants, who once stood against giants and tore open the heavens themselves.

The Reaman Trials.

An action-packed blend of LitRPG Apocalypse and Isekai, featuring a weak-to-strong protagonist and a cultivation-heavy magic system. Perfect for fans of Road to Mastery, Defiance of the Fall, and Unbound.

297 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 13, 2025

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238 reviews12 followers
November 26, 2025
Utter Trash

First book was interesting but this second one was just trash. It's basically just repeat the first one, the end. All the training and random trails, jumping from training scene to random scene. No hope to impossible escape.

Then you have the MC an utter waste of writing. Already he should have learned to kill his enemies so they don't come back to hurt his friends and people later. Instead this cowards is so scared of being 'good' he'll allow bad people to live on and hurt more people. Every time he 'WINS' he demands surrender or lets them go. Then they just go off to hurt more people making it all the MC's fault for letting them go.

This is like a poor Saturday morning cartoon where the good guy 'wins' by beating up the baddies. Not actually putting any thought into what happens after. What is he batman? Lock up all the bad people so they can escape and do it all again next episode? It's so utterly stupid that I'm done with the series.

Book worthy for 8 year olds, but anyone with the smallest ability to think, will find this laughably stupid.
15 reviews
January 13, 2026
Solid but needs polish

I thoroughly enjoyed most of this book, as I did the first in the series. This one seems to have a few more errors in terms of typos and whatnot but there aren't so many that it is unbearable. Just odd when they do pop up. Overall a solid, mostly fun read. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because the ending seemed really rushed and confusing for me. I can't explain that well without spoilers which I won't do. It was still enjoyable to read, just seemed out of place to me. It felt like the author was just trying to close the storyline and be done.
Still enjoyable though and I'd definitely recommend.
18 reviews3 followers
November 25, 2025
Hold on for a Crazy Ride

Completely different from anything I've ever read world and story building wise. This second book is a fast paced sprint. You almost have to read it in one sitting. I'm almost afraid to read the next installment, but I will.
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January 14, 2026
Wish it was longer.

This story is way too good for it to end so quickly. The pacing is weirdly fast, but I can’t wait for the next one. Hope it gets longer!
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