Aeneva

The Path to Cultivation

De: Aaron McKinney

Narrado por: Brian Spratt VoA

-The System -Post Apocalyptic -Aliens -Technology -Cultivation -LitRPG Elements -Space Exploration
-Mind Opening -Dungeon Core -Spaceship -Reality Bending

This book is for people who are familiar with basic LitRPG concepts.

• Contains very light stat use

Have you ever noticed things you can't explain with logic or current science? Have you ever encountered situations that are borderline paranormal? Have you ever considered that all those Isekai and LitRPG books you have read could have an element of truth?

I was dreaming one time, and it came true. After that, everything changed. The system really did come to Earth, and the orcs invaded. However, I wouldn't let evil forces win.

This is the story of how I lost my old life but was granted tremendous power. I brought the fight to those who attacked Earth and found an actual path to ascension along my journey. However, power is relative, and what seems like a strength can also be a weakness.

This story contains elements of spiritualism, Wuxia, cultivation, mana use, dungeon cores, and technical marvels typically seen in space warfare novels. Additionally, there may be unnerving elements, including assassinations, cloak-and-dagger, manipulation, sexual situations, and other thought-provoking plotlines. Read at your own risk. The path of cultivation begins!

©2024 Aaron McKinney (P)2024 Aaron McKinney

Fast pacing and good narrator

Love the narrators voice. The book moves fast so you don’t have to wait long to get to the good stuff. A good listen if you want something fun and easy to take your mind off things.

great

I can't wait for the next book in this series. hopefully it won't be too long a time before it is done.

poorly written

The only reason I listened to this book is because I bought the book and didn't use a credit, so I wasn't eligible for a refund. The prose is poor, feeling like a western child trying to emulate the writing style of a poorlt translated Chinese web novel or Japanese light novel. There is extended exposition and the info-dumping sessions are prolonged by the fact the author repeats what's said several times.

Additionally, the characters are flat and the plot fails to uphold the premise. Most of the story feels like the author was consulting a checklist to ensure they hit all the "cool" boxes and the "must have" boxes Fantasy fans and YouTube reviewers say are required elements of a story.