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7 Songs of Sin
A GameLit & LitRPG Novel by Aaron Crash
Book 2 of the The Sinfire Chronicles Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Progression Fantasy,
- Cultivation,
- Magic Academy,
- Slow-Burn Harem,
- Found Family
This book is for you if you're into...
- Cultivation systems powered by the seven deadly sins
- Slow-burn harem romance with squad dynamics
- Training arcs where bonds are forged under brutal trials
Welcome to Soulshred Week. It’s worse than it sounds… Surviving Culling Day was only the beginning for Grayson Fade. Now bonded to his love forever, he doesn’t just have one resonance, he has all seven. Lust, greed, wrath… all give him mana. And yet, he still has a long way to go before he can fully utilize his magic.
But he is running out of time. The Soulshred isn’t just a week of sleepless nights and hardship, it’s a diabolical game of demons and violence designed to break recruits. That’s not going to happen.
Gray and Squad 23 find themselves training harder than ever. And as they unlock ancient pathways to power, they will forge bonds that not even death can destroy. The recruits of Squad 23 must decide who they want to become. And whether the only safe place left… is in each other.
What to expect:
- Weak to strong progression
- Unique power that makes MC special
- Slow-burn harem romance
- Expansive world-building
- Cultivation system based on the seven deadly sins
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