Traitor Hero

Daniel Brandt, former summoned hero, finally returns home. Seventeen peaceful years later, his past catches up with him – and his family.

As Earth is integrated into the System and goblins prowl the once-tranquil German countryside, Daniel is no helpless beginner. He is a high-level Wizard with decades of experience, enough power to annihilate armies, and very little patience.

His wife and grown children have no such head start. Thrust into a world of classes, attributes, and experience points, they must learn quickly if they want to survive and thrive.

They also face a more immediate problem:

Keeping the walking nuke they call husband and father from subjugating the country for its own good.

What to expect:

– A LitRPG with manageable numbers, based on the author’s TTRPG system

– Multiple POVs, primarily Daniel’s son and wife

– Slow, meaningful progression

– Tactical combat that remains dangerous

– Settlement building, governance, and increasingly large-scale politics

– Trace amounts of aura farming

What not to expect:

– Inflated numbers

– Breakneck progression