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Chrysalis

Name: Chrysalis
Rating: 4.23 (2980 reviews)
Author: RinoZ

RinoZ May 31, 2022

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Synopsis

Anthony has been reborn! Placed into the remarkable game-like world of Pangera.

However, something seems a little off. What’s with these skills? Bite? Dig?

Wait….

I’ve been reborn as a WHAT?!

Follow Anthony as he attempts to adjust to his new life, to survive and grow in his new Dungeon home!

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More in Chrysalis Series

The Antventure Begins

Chrysalis: Books 1-3 Box Set

Upping the Ante

Antelligent Design

Between a Rock and a Carapace

Enemy A[n]t the Gates

Chrysalis: Antvance into the Unknown

Chrysalis: Fated Antagonist