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Axiom of Infinity: Souleater
by TSeris
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- Profanity
- Sensitive Content
- Sexual Content
"They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. What then are we to think of it when the gods themselves steal our ideas on how the universe should work? Can we complain when they turn reality into a game? Can we get a refund on life itself? The gods claim they answered our prayers. That they built this world with us in mind. That they brought us here for our own sake. Maybe they did. Personally I think they have their own reasons. We're not the players in this game, we're the pieces on the board.
Still... What if it's fun?"
Axiom of Infinity follows the story of several travelers from Earth as they attempt to make new lives for themselves in a world with monsters and dungeons, where RPG mechanics are as innate as the laws of physics, and where the gods themselves seem to be playing a very different game–one with unknown stakes and strange alliances. Blessed by two gods and cursed by another, one man finds himself at the center of their machinations, a pawn destined to become a queen.
This is a LitRPG Novel built on a hard system with a lot of depth and customization, but which tries not to beat you over the head with numbers constantly. In this world finding and reporting bugs and exploits is both encouraged and rewarded, and the gods have found the most qualified testers in the multiverse: Us. Now the unsuspecting natives of Astra are going to have to learn to live with a bunch of min-maxing, power-gaming, spreadsheet slinging nerds and gamers of all shapes and sizes as we do what we do best... break things.
Note: See author's note in the prologue for content warnings, publication schedule, and a more in-depth description of the story's content and direction.
Discord: https://discord.gg/jF2XacAAQk
This story is not authorized for publication anywhere other than Royal Road & my Patreon at this time.
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![Papa Legba](https://www.royalroadcdn.com/public/avatars/avatar-326693-AACAk4D3nRI.png?time=1671445328)
Zero Criticism
Reviewed at: Chapter 19: Forced Evolution
Loving this story and eager to see where the author takes it. The main character is relatable and while starting out light enough to make me a little leery the author quickly brings depth and realistically murky and even contradicatory emotions that are too often simplified to leave characters two dimensional in isekai as well as dealing with adult subjects in a way that is tasteful yet really makes you invest and empathize with their characters. The world building is much better than the normal fare with sociological elements that flow easily, believably, and naturally into the base structure of the world and the why of how things are set up.
Reading that there was a bit of a political bent to it almost turned me off. As I expect a lot of us here do I read to escape the issues of our zeitgeist, not rehash them. After giving it a chance I was incredibly pleasantly surprised at the soft touch as well. Usually I'm left with a bad taste in my mouth even on books that align perfectly with my views but the author manages to explore instead of preach in a way that I can't recall in...literally anything else that has a self-professed goal of addressing issues even mainstream published novels. I can only give applause and urge you to give it a shot even if that's normally a red flag. You won't regret it.
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As of chapter 18 (most recent)
Reviewed at: Chapter 18: Frequently Asked Questions
I’d recommend it. The length of the author’s note/disclaimer worried me a bit at the start, but this is a solid take on a litrpg system with godly interference, and is pretty unique compared to the rest of the genre.
One thing that threw me off slightly is that there a side(?) character who, when we see things from her perspective, tends to herald a significant influx of info. It’s not badly executed though.
Don’t get stuck on that though. Good novel, serious themes in a typically unserious genre. Nice break from the ridiculousness.
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Love the story would recommend
Reviewed at: Chapter 8: Go Directly to Hell
Love the story so far the chapters are long and interesting and the characters that are talking often have a personality. I love the style of the story and how the main character takes to the world and how they explore the world. I enjoy the chapters where we don't see from the mc's pov they are kept interesting and no chapter so far seems like filler. I'm enjoying how the story is taking the litrpg genre and making it unique. It is enjoyable and thought provoking in the ways and uses for skills and possibilities in this world. The main character is also smart using their background in ways that make sense and not the typical inside the box thinking or missing the obvious. There are moments where the mc has outside of the box thinking where I believe there was nothing to be done. So far I am enjoying the story and am excited to read more. I would recommend this story to anyone this is story is special and the chapters are long. The author also does a great job in the world building and introducing new characters while taking feedback from their audience. I love it so far creator keep up the good work :).
![Nova J](/dist/img/anon.jpg)
A very novel concept
Reviewed at: Chapter 16: Two Blessings and a Curse
From the onset it quickly grabs your attention and doesn't let go. From the world building to the characters every part is wonderful and fully fleshed out. While I personally do not enjoy involuntary genderbender stories I feel this book manages to deal with it perfectly and really excited for how it will be explored in the future. The main character is overpowered but it plays out just like making a very good luck roll or discovery at the start of a game. I also dont like when the characters take time to adapt to the new reality situation but it is explained clearly why that is. Overall definitely one of the best books on here and I recommend it to anybody who is thinking of giving it a read.
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Must read!!!
Reviewed at: Chapter 17: Abusing the Bathroom
Love this story, I found it blurbed in “Winds of Destiny” and clicked on it cuz it sounds fun. I’m glad I did I love it. Grounded and true to reality system. I like how well it’s done and what it done. Can’t wait to see what the dungeon core ends up like!!! This is one of the few stories that I have read that deserves the full 5 stars.
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Amazing Story
Reviewed at: Chapter 15: Conspiracies & Theories
Very engaging. It can be a slight off-putting that there is a lot of explanation (such as a large portion of chapter 15), but the main story gets you deeply invested and rooted into the character. The quality is extremely good and well-written. Give this book a chance because the story gets very good after the long introduction.
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Diamond in the rough.
Reviewed at: Chapter 34: Unbroken, Unforgiving, Unchained
Deliciously crunchy Litrpg with bug-hunting body swapping MC. I'm too lazy to write a review properly expressing how much I like this story so far. Solid premise. With complex themes being handled very well. Immersivly written with a unique powerset in a world positioned to let it shine. The main character is literally trying to break the system in the first chapters, and kind've succeeding multiple times. The Adversary is such a cool dude, not to mention Valera. Looking forward to what both of them have in store. This story is a cut above, and has some serious potential once our plot gets moving. Looking forward to more. Go read the review about munchkin fun, that guys got it right.
![Dreamare](/dist/img/anon.jpg)
A Blossoming Story
Reviewed at: Chapter 18: Frequently Asked Questions
This novel has a very strong premise behind it that I feel the author is doing a good job of exploring, and the representation of being in a body that is not your own adds a layer of complexity to the base that I think adds a lot. However, the pacing feels like it drags slightly in parts of some chapters, not to an extreme detriment but enough that I'm not absorbed as I am reading the remainder of the chapter. I also think the chapters that go over Tristan and Corona's adventures are somewhat weak compared to Tavi's adventure so far and I believe contain the majority of parts that I think drag in pacing.
Definitely on my follow list and I'm very much looking to see how the story progresses in the long term, I think it's more likely to get even better later on.
![Vindhand](/dist/img/anon.jpg)
5 star all the way, world building, system, chars.
Reviewed at: Chapter 34: Unbroken, Unforgiving, Unchained
Give this a go, you won't regret it!
The first chapters jump around a bit from different angles of the story but they quickly merge in brilliant and exiting plot twists! This is possibly one of the most vibrant and thought-out world building, system, plot, and character that I have encountered. The author is, in my opinion, a very talented writer with an obvious deep passion for this project!
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Well worth the time
Reviewed at: Chapter 12: Welcome to the Dungeon
I served as beta reader for this, so I've finished the whole of this first book. Excellent writing, kept me interested the whole way through. The system the gods create in this is really interesting, and there's fun exploits that the MC discovers during their time which add unique twists to the story that I haven't seen before in a story. Absolutely worth reading, and I'm looking forward to the next one.