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Reborn as a Demonic Tree 8

An Isekai LitRPG Adventure

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Reborn as a Demonic Tree 8

By: XKarnation
Narrated by: Ramón de Ocampo
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Summary

The beast tide can be reasoned with.

Once thought to be an unstoppable flood of bloodthirsty monsters, Ashlock discovers the truth—the tide is actually led by powerful beings known as the Primal Overlords. And now, the daughter of one of them has reached out.

Nymeria, a half-human, half-dragon, wants to talk.

With the first line of communication established with the enemy, a possible new path forward emerges—one that could prevent the devastation of Ashlock's cities without endless bloodshed.

But words alone won't sway the rulers of the wild that respect strength above all. If Ashlock wants the Primal Overlords to listen, he must prove he is a being worth fearing.

To do that, he'll have to dive into the heart of the storm and take control of the beast tide from within, before the monsters lay waste to his lands.

Book eight of a unique reincarnation isekai LitRPG series set in a cultivator world. With millions of views and tens of thousands of followers, this was one of the most popular web serials of 2023.

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