How to Succeed in Monster Farming After Getting Rejected by the Hero Guild Volume 3
(2026)(The third book in the How to Succeed in Monster Farming After Getting Rejected by the Hero Guild series)
A novel by Kenny King
A ticking clock. A dying world. One man’s impossible promise.
Nick wanted peace, just a quiet farm, a thriving crew, and a future with Syllia. But when dimensional contagion strikes, infecting her and everyone who’s lived too close to his cursed reality, peace dies screaming.
Now, with only forty-seven days before Syllia dies, Nick must race across collapsing worlds to gather the five components of a Reality Anchor, a mythical cure said to stabilize existence itself. Every step brings him deeper into the heart of the invasion consuming their realm. Every victory saves strangers he never meant to save. Every day costs him a piece of himself.
He doesn’t care about destiny.
He doesn’t care about heroism.
He just wants her back.
As dimensions rot and time unravels, Nick’s desperate quest will decide not only Syllia’s fate, but whether reality itself can survive the infection spreading through creation.
Because sometimes saving one person means saving everything.
Genre: GameLit
Nick wanted peace, just a quiet farm, a thriving crew, and a future with Syllia. But when dimensional contagion strikes, infecting her and everyone who’s lived too close to his cursed reality, peace dies screaming.
Now, with only forty-seven days before Syllia dies, Nick must race across collapsing worlds to gather the five components of a Reality Anchor, a mythical cure said to stabilize existence itself. Every step brings him deeper into the heart of the invasion consuming their realm. Every victory saves strangers he never meant to save. Every day costs him a piece of himself.
He doesn’t care about destiny.
He doesn’t care about heroism.
He just wants her back.
As dimensions rot and time unravels, Nick’s desperate quest will decide not only Syllia’s fate, but whether reality itself can survive the infection spreading through creation.
Because sometimes saving one person means saving everything.
Genre: GameLit