Review from Divergence →
This is what happens when an author only writes for long world count instead of good storytelling. I’m considering dropping this series. -too many damn POVS – so much filler -boring af -the MC went from smart in the earlier books to just brainless. Doesn’t make his own decisions anymore. What the hell was this?..
Review from A Thousand Li: The First Step: A Cultivation Novel →
The story was good, however, the author is not very good at building strong characters. From side characters to the MC, the author never deeply explored the characters. Perhaps I am a bit spoiled, as I listened to this after the Cradle series by Will Wight (also narrated by Baldree), but I was really disappointed..
Review from Zeus Is Dead →
Somewhat reminiscent of Christopher Moore. The narration speed is wonky at first, but gets better as it goes on. I had to set it to .85 speed to slow it down at the beginning, and normally I have to speed audiobooks up. I don’t know if it was a recording issue or a narrator issue,..
Review from Shadeslinger →
I was skeptical but as a Scifi/Fantasy fan this book delivered wonderfully. I look foward to future titles in this series!
Review from Shadeslinger →
This was an excellent book. it too a bit to get into, but once you’re hooked you’re hooked for the book. the narration is top notch as well. it’s got a fantasy feel, and if it wasn’t for the stats could almost pass as fantasy instead of litrpg. I would definitely recommend this book !
Review from Shadeslinger →
The story was a little silly, but that wasn’t unexpected. Not a bad idea, but dead spots in story progression. would have been better if it was more “new world” and less RPG.
Review from Shadeslinger →
totally hooked from start to finish. relatable characters, snarky humor and engrossing story line. Can’t wait for more
Review from Unsouled →
Fantastic start to an epic cultivation saga. Reading the entire series for the 2nd time.
one of best book I read in years. it twist and turns at the beginning but with every moment towards the end I can’t wait to read the rest of the series
I’ve read four of the novels of this series, thus I’ll be reviewing the series rather than this particular book. To be blunt, what A Thousand Li truly lacks is characterization. It’s difficult to really make heads or tails of what Woo Ying actually believes. He’ll make a poignant observation such as the difference between..