Project Chrysalis book one follows Anji, a twelve-year-old
orphan in the future. In this future the government has taken somewhat drastic
measures for orphans, a large part of their life is in virtual reality, so they
can experience a real family. Anji is extremely smart and mature for his age
though, he acts like an adult. He gets in a lot of fights in the orphanage, but
never more than he can handle. He pretends to be mute so most kids do bother
him as well. Then, Project Chrysalis came out. Project Chrysalis is an
ultra-advanced, ultra-realistic, virtual reality game. Immediately Anji falls
in love with the game and his in-game name is Sagie, his nickname. He plays the
game for months and loves it, until he is sacrificed by one of his only
friends. His soul is sent to hell. The book follows Sagie and his experiences
as he tries to get back to Earth to avenge himself. To make matters worse
though, his brain is growing to quickly for his body back in the real world.
I love this book. It really is awesome, the story is great
and it is written unlike anything I have ever read before, which is probably
because it is a genre I have never read before. That genre being LitRPG. I
guess it is basically a book about an RPG-like game. I’m not really sure, but
because of this book, I’m a fan. The book is really great though, I just
couldn’t put it down. The character dialogue is well written and each of the
characters are really well developed as well. The author is amazingly creative
too, he has created an awesome world where these characters live in. The story
has a somewhat sinister side, especially in hell, but it is still great. The
main warnings I might have are for the magic side of things, as Anji does mass
sacrifices and blood magic, but it doesn’t really get too descriptive. The book
is amazing though and I would definitely recommend it. I loved this book, it is
definitely in my top three, and I bet it would be for you as well.
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