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System Incursion: A LitRPG Adventure
LEVEL UP OR BE ERASED.
Leonidas Paendrag spent five years in another world to defeat the Demon Lord and his literal armies of Hell, only for the final battle to unexpectedly send him back to Earth.
Denied the rest he desperately wanted, he is instead thrust into a world of emerging fantasy races, warring human factions, and a dysfunctional family more intent on killing each other than the monsters roaming the planet.
With royal elven politics, arena fights, a terrifying new Mentor, and hostile fantasy races making life a living hell, Leonidas must use all his accrued knowledge, skill, and experience as the Hero to grow stronger and forge his own place in a post-System Incursion Earth.
And in the process, figure out why the System keeps calling him a 'Cataclysm' and painting a target on his back.
He saved one world and lost everything. He won't let it happen to Earth.
Jump into a new Apocalyptic LitRPG Adventure featuring a Spellblade MC, power progression, crunchy stats, a detailed magic system, cultivation elements, epic battles, and REALLY big chests.
Perfect for fans of The Primal Hunter, Void Sovereign, and Past Life Hero!
Leonidas Paendrag spent five years in another world to defeat the Demon Lord and his literal armies of Hell, only for the final battle to unexpectedly send him back to Earth.
Denied the rest he desperately wanted, he is instead thrust into a world of emerging fantasy races, warring human factions, and a dysfunctional family more intent on killing each other than the monsters roaming the planet.
With royal elven politics, arena fights, a terrifying new Mentor, and hostile fantasy races making life a living hell, Leonidas must use all his accrued knowledge, skill, and experience as the Hero to grow stronger and forge his own place in a post-System Incursion Earth.
And in the process, figure out why the System keeps calling him a 'Cataclysm' and painting a target on his back.
He saved one world and lost everything. He won't let it happen to Earth.
Jump into a new Apocalyptic LitRPG Adventure featuring a Spellblade MC, power progression, crunchy stats, a detailed magic system, cultivation elements, epic battles, and REALLY big chests.
Perfect for fans of The Primal Hunter, Void Sovereign, and Past Life Hero!
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Published July 7, 2026
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July 22, 2026
Currently listening to the audiobook. Will provide my thoughts along the way. [Spoilers]
Having a dad who believes you were isekai'd and was proven right is a pretty funny premise.
The characters feel fully realized.
The pacing is slow, by the time you reach chapter 50, only a day has passed.
The nomad anarchist collective is kind of dumb. Societies with no rules will crumble really fast and the "might makes right" aprouch is a poor long term model.
As an anarch0-capitalist myself, I derive my principles from natural law theory which deals with the ethics of private property rights. If the anarchist collective based their little society on the non-aggression principle, they would fair much better.
Both the father and grandfathers positions have their merits. Many of the fantasies are invaders and the native Terran's have the right to defend themselves and their property. But many of the fantasies are also just people homesteading unoccupied land.
As the story points out, the protagonist is naive in certain respects. He acknowledges males and females have differing physical characteristics but has difficult time accepting the notion that those differences would lead to naturally occurring divergences in gender roles. You don't need to go through a system apocalypse to realize men are stronger and women rely on men when they become pregnant. Those differences exist because sexual selection has deemed them necessarily.
Men and women should be equal under the law but they will never be equal in ability. You can't have equality of opportunity and equality of outcomes. They are mutually exclusive.
Also you could have used the fact that the system only corrects for sexual dimorphism after certain level to justify why women in fantasy are predisposed towards the mage path.
Having a dad who believes you were isekai'd and was proven right is a pretty funny premise.
The characters feel fully realized.
The pacing is slow, by the time you reach chapter 50, only a day has passed.
The nomad anarchist collective is kind of dumb. Societies with no rules will crumble really fast and the "might makes right" aprouch is a poor long term model.
As an anarch0-capitalist myself, I derive my principles from natural law theory which deals with the ethics of private property rights. If the anarchist collective based their little society on the non-aggression principle, they would fair much better.
Both the father and grandfathers positions have their merits. Many of the fantasies are invaders and the native Terran's have the right to defend themselves and their property. But many of the fantasies are also just people homesteading unoccupied land.
As the story points out, the protagonist is naive in certain respects. He acknowledges males and females have differing physical characteristics but has difficult time accepting the notion that those differences would lead to naturally occurring divergences in gender roles. You don't need to go through a system apocalypse to realize men are stronger and women rely on men when they become pregnant. Those differences exist because sexual selection has deemed them necessarily.
Men and women should be equal under the law but they will never be equal in ability. You can't have equality of opportunity and equality of outcomes. They are mutually exclusive.
Also you could have used the fact that the system only corrects for sexual dimorphism after certain level to justify why women in fantasy are predisposed towards the mage path.
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