
GlassFall
A Dark LitRPG Survival Progression Fantasy {Book 1}
- Fantasy
- Adventure
- LitRPG
ONE HUNDRED LIVES. ONE WAY HOME. EVERY DEATH BRINGS HIM CLOSER TO THE END.** At 1:00 a.m., Blade Kann stares into a mirror for five minutes. Then reality breaks. Dragged into a world ruled by a merciless System, Blade discovers he's become a Summoner, complete with stats, skills, levels, quests, and monsters that would love nothing more than to turn him into a cautionary tale. His reward for surviving the impossible? One hundred lives. Every death costs him one. No respawns. No easy resets. Just another chance to bleed, fight, and crawl his way toward freedom. And Blade has a reason to make it home. His father is dying. Trapped beneath the ruins of a drowned district, Blade must master his powers, hunt increasingly deadly monsters, and survive a world where every level comes at a price. His only real companion is Grin, a living shadow with a terrible grin, a sharp tongue, and absolutely no respect for the concept of personal space. Together, they'll face savage beasts, lethal dungeons, rival Summoners, and enemies who grow stronger with every battle. But the System is hiding something. And something beneath the kingdoms is waiting. Blade doesn't need to conquer this world. He doesn't need to become its greatest hero. He just needs to survive long enough to go home. Even if it takes every last life he has. IN THIS DARK FANTASY LITRPG, EXPECT: - Fast-paced action, brutal boss fights, and deadly dungeon crawls. - A progression system packed with stats, skills, classes, levels, and quests. - Powerful monsters, dangerous rivals, and increasingly lethal challenges. - Rare weapons, hard-earned upgrades, and battles where strategy matters. - Dark humor, an unpredictable living-shadow companion, and emotional stakes. - A dangerous mystery unfolding beneath a shattered world. Perfect for readers who love Primal Hunter, He Who Fights with Monsters, Defiance of the Fall and Cradle. One hundred lives stand between Blade and the end. He only needs one to get home

