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A Legend Reforged

An OP MC Regression LitRPG

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A Legend Reforged

Von: Jake Ashburn
Gesprochen von: Deborah Roby
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Jess died in Afghanistan. The system brought her back.

Not to the desert. To the brutal fantasy world where she had already lived one full life, hit max level, and burned herself out saving people who took everything she had. Now she's back at Level 1 with every memory intact and every skill path mapped.

This time, she has one rule: no more heroes.

Jess knows which class builds lead to real power and which ones get people killed. She knows where the dungeons hide their best loot, which faction leaders will betray their allies, and exactly when the wars start. She has a decade of future knowledge and zero interest in sharing it.

But the timeline is already shifting.

A street kid with fast hands won't stop following her. A scarred soldier keeps ending up at her side. And a political operator building something dangerous is watching from the shadows, convinced Jess is the missing piece of a plan she wants no part of.

Jess doesn't want to save anyone. She wants the stats, the levels, and a life no one can take from her. But the system's chaotic magic turns every spell into a dice roll, and the people she keeps pushing away refuse to stay out of trouble.

A Legend Reforged is Book 1 of the Jake Ashburn Series, an OP MC regression LitRPG with a female protagonist, strategic class selection, military humor, chaotic magic, and a found family that forms whether Jess wants it to or not. 115,000 words.

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Admittedly my first contact with the trope of OP MC Regression, which instilled a curiosity about the idea of 'doing it all over again, but with current knowledge', I sometimes had when replaying RPGs.
Sadly, for me the author can't convincingly convey this idea. There's a surprisingly low arc of suspence, if any, hardly a recognisable story, and mostly a painstakingly detailed description of things, I would consider takin' for granted, if they are done over and over again and I have an overlaying knowledge.
Deborah Roby read this story in a way, it made it difficult for me to engage. I considered it droning out, making it difficult to distinguish between narrative and dialogs. In a way she convincingly conveyed the boredom of this story.

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