Earth's Alpha Prime
Jay, a young mixed martial arts trainer, never expected his life to change in an instant. Selected by the mysterious System as one of Earth’s eleven Alpha Chosen, he is thrust into the Trial Program; a brutal intergalactic challenge that sends him to the Trial World, a deadly planet overrun by monstrous creatures.
To survive the horrors of the Trial World, the Alpha Chosen must fight, adapt, and grow stronger. Jay, however, possesses a unique talent, a game-changing edge that allows him to grow faster and stronger than anyone else. Rising rapidly through the ranks, he carves his path to the top of the Trial World’s hierarchy.
Watch as Jay rises to the top and claims his position as the ALPHA PRIME among the millions of Alpha Chosen across the Milky Way Galaxy.
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Book Cover: Dall-E Generated Art, based on a scene in Volume 3.
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Hi there!
I’m MN, the Author of the OMNOS REDUX Series, a story that spans 4 Mega Books (~750 Chs), with each having two or more Sub-Books (~100 Chs). The adventure begins with "EARTH’s ALPHA PRIME," the first step in a journey that has seen me grow as an author along the way.
In my books, you’ll find interesting abilities, a well-designed system, consistent LitRPG elements, and well-thought-out fight sequences. If you enjoy stories that combine survival, world-building, LitRPG elements, OP MC and a fresh take on the System, then this series is for you.
By joining me on PATRE0N, other than the weeks ahead of ADVANCED CHAPTERS, you have the exciting opportunity to customise various aspects of the series, including, MINOR/MAJOR Equipment, Skills, MINOR/MAJOR Monsters and RUDIMENTARY/MINOR/MAJOR Characters.
You can make a ONE-TIME purchase for this in the shop section. Your support helps me bring these stories to life and share them with readers everywhere.
Thank you for considering joining me. I’m excited to share the OMNOS REDUX Series with you! Any support is highly appreciated and will allow me to keep updating the story!
Alright then, Cheers! Happy Reading!
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my plan for
EARTH’s ALPHA PRIME (Book 1 of OMNOS REDUX Series [ORS] )
{~ Estimated around 900 Chapters}
- Total Volumes: 7
Volume 1: Survival Arc (Completed)
{Ch.1 to Ch.129}
Volume 2: Tournament Arc (Completed)
{Ch.130 to Ch.234}
Volume 3: Obelisk Acquisition Arc
{Ch.235 to Ch.372}
Volume 4: Bloodline Realm Arc
{Ch.373 to ~ around Ch.520}
Volume 5: Earth Assimilation Arc
{~ Estimated around 125 Chapters}
Volume 6: Universe Expedition Arc
{~ Estimated around 125 Chapters}
Volume 7: Annihilator Arc
{~ Estimated around 125 Chapters}
End of the [ORS] Book 1
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MN_1223 · Fantasy
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