While others are correct in their reviews about there being way too much training and not enough progression… I still loved it. I can’t wait to get into the next book.
Another great addition
Review from Transcendence →
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Our hero’s journey is to rescue his adopted children who have been abducted. This scenario evokes a sense of urgency that’s a good one to drive the story. Except that it doesn’t. Our hero stops to learn cultivation and, by the time he does, his children are already grown. That’s a huge mismatch between motivation..
narration was great. story is slowly building. but what is really cool and separates this book is the abilities. it kind of gives me the feeling of mistborn in the way of some people have access to this. and most are oppressed to keep them in check. there is a lot here to say but..
It was a reasonably good book but not the kind that grabs you and won’t let go. The characters were solid but they could have come from any standard RPG dungeon crawler.
Junk food for the mind.
Review from A Snake’s Life →
I was supremely surprised by this book and am definitely looking forward to the next one.
I am so confused to how a lot of reviews said this book was great. Blood of the ancients?! Do they have dryad or Druid blood running in their veins? The most action in this book is children being beaten. Yes the MC overcame some things yet it just wasn’t for me. Maybe everything was..
Book 3 wasn’t bad, and it continued on from the first two books well enough, but book 4 was abysmal. There are far too many factors that are thrown in that make zero sense, and I’m hesitant to say the MC’s intellect even rivals that of a 12 year old since I’ve met smarter 5th..
This was book 4. The build up is taking too long. The ending was an insult to the reader And our money. He’s awesome for 17 pages at the end, then he’s treated like shit and the book ends. There were 100+ witnesses to him heroically saving everyone, including royalty from the elves and humans…
Great
Review from Alumni: A Divine Dungeon Series →
Good 2nd book. Kinda takes a turn at the first but it’s all good growth and comes back by the end. A little wordy in descriptions of cultivating but I like that so it fits me. Now I’m onto book 3
Freedom Isn’t Free
Review from Fulcrum of Light →
I enjoyed this book even more than Book 1. C. J. Aaron introduced a whole new cast of characters, including antagonists, monsters and associates. a new land and more diverse challenges. Ryl and Andr find themselves in the Outlands with Ryl seriously debilitated due to the poisonous treatment he was given during his stay at..