The Hundred Reigns [Timeloop LitRPG]
Maxime J. Durand (Void Herald)
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A hundred tries to get it right. No more, no less. For twenty years, Balzam Magnos terrorized the world as its third Overlord: conquering kingdoms, slaughtering heroes, and crushing rebels under his iron boot. None could stand up to him. But then he died , and Simon is now stuck with his Class. Owning the most powerful Class in the world has its downsides. The paladins? They want his head. His overpowered siblings? They want his throne. His empress stepmother? She wants both . And his predecessor’s assassin is still out there. But the Overlord Class has a secret: its user can turn back time to their coronation up to a hundred times, reliving their reigns until death. Simon has a hundred reigns to grow strong enough to fulfill his dreams. Not one more, not one less. Better make each one count. What to expect: - 100 loops, each wildly different — from crafting and dungeon crawling to intrigue and empire-building. - 5 chapters a week from Monday to Friday. - Hard-won power growth. - Epic battles, wicked plans, and world-shattering family feuds. - Dragons, demon magic, and punching arrogant princes in the face.
The Hundred Reigns is easily one of the better LitRPG stories on RoyalRoad. The pacing is fast, the characters are well written, and the progression system actually feels tied to the world and Simon’s growth instead of existing just to make numbers go up. Void takes a concept that could have become repetitive and keeps it consistently engaging, with meaningful chapters, tension, and payoff throughout. Simon also isn’t some overpowered protagonist who simply steamrolls everything, which makes the progression much more satisfying. My biggest issue is the romance: almost every female character seems to become interested in him immediately, and it often feels more like a teenager’s fantasy than believable character interaction. If you can ignore that, though, this is a genuinely excellent and addictive LitRPG.