- E1. Dark Mage's Return to Earth
- E2. Unemployment Benefits of the Abyss
- E3. The Black Sun's Morning Routine
- E4. Preparation and Penance
- E5. The Midnight Broadcast
- E6. The Abyss Within
- E7. The Seductress of the Blood Pool
- E8. The Weight of Victory
- E9. The Echoes of Oakhaven
- E10. The Alchemist's Ruse
- E11. The Nurse's Vow
- E12. Severing the Vein
- E13. The Garden of Red Petals
- E14. The Butcher and the Architect
- E15. Spoils of the Abyss
- E16. The Calibration of Might
- E17. The Echo of the Fist
- E18. The Threshold of Despair
- E19. The Butcher's Dance
- E20. The Silent Guardian
ian estareja — 5/5 — 2M ago
Very nice and interesting novel i heard. It's easy to understand. I imagine that I'm in the story. I am your number 1 fans. I always listen to to your story.
bogart — 5/5 — 2M ago
I really enjoyed this novel because it has an interesting mix of action, comedy, fantasy, and modern-day life. The idea of a former Sun God returning to his original world as an ordinary human, while secretly preparing for an upcoming apocalypse, makes the story exciting. I also like the streaming aspect of the story. Kaelen has to fight demons to protect the world, but because he is jobless and has no money, he starts livestreaming his battles. The funny part is that viewers think his fights might just be special effects, while he is actually risking his life to save everyone.
chloe — 5/5 — 3M ago
He was a god who ended pantheons; now he sleeps in a van, streams "paranormal encounters" for donation money, and secretly closes Blood Gates that would end the world, with zero credit and zero one who believes him. That's the hook, and it works — cosmic horror, urban grit, and mythic action fused into one addictive format, with a protagonist who nearly dies to a threat explicitly below the real danger tier. No plot armor, real stakes, real escalation.
Elle — 5/5 — 3M ago
I just started listening to Dark Mage: Unemployed God on Pocket FM and honestly, I’m hooked. It sounds like another 'OP hero' story, but seeing Kaelen go from this legendary powerhouse to basically just an unemployed guy is actually hilarious. The narrator is great too , definitely keeps you from zoning out. If you're into magic and redemption stuff, give it a shot!
Cab Balo — 5/5 — 2M ago
The narrative formatting keeps the focus heavily on satisfying power gains, strategic shifts, and dramatic confrontations, ensuring listeners constantly feel rewarded for sticking with the journey.
AsherG — 5/5 — 2M ago
Legendary
Aaron Samson — 5/5 — 2M ago
Dark Mage: Unemployed God had me hooked from the very first episode. The first 10 episodes do an excellent job of building the mystery around the main character while introducing an interesting fantasy world filled with magic, danger, and hidden secrets. The story keeps a steady pace, and each episode reveals something that makes you want to continue listening. The narration is engaging, the characters are intriguing, and the plot balances action, suspense, and emotion really well. Episode 10, "The Alchemist's Ruse," ended on a strong note and left me excited for what's coming next. If you enjoy fantasy stories with powerful magic, unexpected twists, and a protagonist with a mysterious past, this series is definitely worth your time. Highly recommended!
n3wble — 5/5 — 2M ago
what a beautiful noble can't wait to watch another episode ❤️