A Time of Tigers - From Peasant to Emperor

  • Genre: Fantasy
  • Author: Nick_Alderson
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

Since the day Beam's family was killed and he was sold into slavery, a certain sensation has haunted his chest. A dark, gnawing presence as if another entity resided within him, laughing at his struggles. Even while wielding his pickaxe deep in the slave mines, he felt an unseen hand guiding his own. Something dark, ominous, and powerful coveted everything he had left. He could sense its desire. Amidst despair, he felt rage and resisted it.

Years later, this sensation still lingered. To silence it, he trained relentlessly, for hours each day, through pouring rain and freezing snow. Naturally, after so many years, someone—or something—found him in this state. Under the flash of lightning, a creature with a vaguely human shape but a left arm so purple it seemed long past rotten discovered him. "If you're going to do it, do it properly," the monster sneered, slapping the stick from Beam's hand and replacing it with a sword. "Swing it," the creature commanded.

Only when training with this creature did Beam notice changes. The voice grew louder and angrier. Yet, there was also something else—a yearning alongside the gnawing. It felt warm, like a woman's hand on his shoulder. This presence stayed with him, intensifying over time. Two voices spoke, growing louder. With them, Beam's desire to grow stronger intensified, and true progress began. Alongside this came a strength few could believe.

Months passed, and once more, Beam's world changed. Villagers who had once avoided him now showed interest. There was something mysterious about him, almost incredible. This fact was confirmed when he returned one day with the corpse of an impossibly strong Hobgoblin. He seemed too formidable for the village.

Tragedy struck again, and Beam's name was taken. The hands of the powerful turned their gaze toward him. They saw strength and included it in their games. Under immense secrecy, his past was hidden away. He was given a new name, Oliver Patrick, and a place among minor nobility.

Join Beam—and later Oliver Patrick—as he fights against his fate, clawing his way out of the mud he was born into, and begins his war against the powerful men of Stormfront.

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  1. Nathan Jonah
    Nathan Jonah rated it
    Excellent. Everything about this book is just that. Excellent. All that needs to be said.
  1. Kirk Housman
    Kirk Housman rated it
    The only reason you book isn't popular is because webnovel doesn't reward slow progression stories. I read only a few chapters and I already knew this book should warrant a place in the power ranking. Author is wasting his talent here. When you finish the book, please send it to a publisher. I would order the book online if this ever happens.
  1. Aurora Lloyd
    Aurora Lloyd rated it
    Writing this halfway through Volume 1 - Part 2!!

    Sooo, I'm pretty happy with how the book is going so far! There have been a couple of rewrites, so the quality should be pretty high for a Webnovel! But, better than that, as the book goes on, it gets better (trust me!)

    Thing start off a little slowly, as we build the world, but once it gets going, it reaaaallly gets going. There's a lot of potential where things are now, so I hope you'll make it to as far as I've written! I've had a lot of fun writing it.
  1. Jason Bartlett
    Jason Bartlett rated it
    This novel is definitely among my faves. It's up there with Mech Touch, Chrysalis, Lord of Mysteries, and I became the Pope.I wish I could lock the author up and make him keep writing, but I understand he needs to make a living. Please give this novel a chance.
  1. York Samson
    York Samson rated it
    I wish I liked this more the writing quality and release stability is great. The main problem however is that I'm so tired of children mc. They take forever to grow and become interesting. This story just feels so slow and predictable. It' really cliche too, but there are a few things that make me say I wish I liked it. Like the master knight and seeing a bit of character growth.
  1. Marcus Clare
    Marcus Clare rated it
    One of the best novel I have read so far on this genre.
  1. Yetta Dewar
    Yetta Dewar rated it
    The greatest story that i have read online.

    The pace of the story, the caracters, the worldbuilding are perfect. It feels so good to have secondary caracters that have a life and are not just here to be a filler.

    Great job ! Really worth your time !

    I would love a collector paper edition.
  1. Mandy Marcellus
    Mandy Marcellus rated it
    I love the character development, their background stories and their future goals explained in detail and grace. I also really like the awesome world building! It’s a great story which I recommend to everyone and I would say you’ll know if you like it if you read up to chapter 33. To the author, thank you for this masterpiece and hope that you’ll continue this story! One question tho, how many chapters do you think this story is going to be?

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