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Nothing bad but cultivation in general is tedious in all books so can’t be mad about that

I’m loving this series. The story has everything so far… until this book. Art goes from looking all O.P. to finding out he’s no where close. But now he and Sylvie are getting trained by the Asuras. All kinds of detail into his training. Getting you ready to see him get an awesome new weapon,..

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I love this book. It wasn’t what I was expecting, but it was a fun adventure, and I found myself rooting for everyone to have a happy ending. I wish I could live on Sacred Cat Island. WHile I may not be the best judge, I feel confident in saying this is appropriate for all..

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At first I was on the fence, but when Ned got the Guns it grew on me. Now pumped for book 2.

this was a good story to read and hear for the most part .

The world becomes more and more intriguing, the longer I listen. Great work! I will say, however, that the lists of notifications and such quickly become… excessive. Also, by this point, the MC is well known to make many mistakes—though he does learn from the majority of them—and yet the people in his party seem..

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Let me start by saying I realize I’m no Author and nor am I a narrator. I’m strictly reviewing from a reader point of view. (That was more so out of respect for both the author and narrator, I do love that you take the time to create these stories that we get to dive..

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Other than a few scenes where the plot felt a bit forced—I realize the MC is a kid, but it can’t explain THAT many poor decisions away—the story, regardless, was still fun and intriguing. All in all, I’m excited to listen to book three and will be adding it to my library, shortly.

I like that this series keeps me thinking and questioning things. I appreciate that this series has given me new perspectives on life.

great start to a new series about cultivation and coming of age. enjoyed it thoroughly.