Myriad Stars: A New Star

A LitRPG/GameLit Novel (Wu Ji Chronicles, Book 1)

De: M. Q. Kajack

Narrado por: Jack Williams

Wu Ji, unlike the other children at his age, couldn't cultivate. He didn't give up, even after failing the awakening ceremony. His consciousness holds something which took him years to reach. Every word he endures, every beating, made his firm stronger to reach it, the key to unlocking his cultivation.

Follow Wu Ji in his starting path of cultivation into the Myriad Stars. Watch him grow stronger, making innumerable enemies.Young Masters, Clan princess, genius talents...nothing can rival the monster Wu Ji is destined to grow into.

©2019 M. Q. Kajack (P)2019 M. Q. Kajack

The translation/narrator are bad.

I love a OP protagonist but the translation/narrator are terrible. The story is very good overall if you can ignore the sub par narration and translation. Narrator is in the top 5 worst ones I have listened to. I have over 700 audible titles.

Good book interesting to listen

Stories great I like the concept is good narrator needs a little more improvement it sounds like this is the 1st time he's narrated before he starts repeating somethings mixed she with he sometimes. He slurred some words sounded like you wasn't sure about other words.

Wu Ji's journey is captivating

Myriad Stars: A New Star is a fantastic audiobook that kept me engaged from start to finish. The author, M.Q. Kajack, has created a thrilling world filled with fascinating characters, and the narrator, Martin Landry, does an incredible job of bringing them to life. Wu Ji's journey is captivating, and his determination to unlock his cultivation is inspiring. I highly recommend this audiobook to anyone who enjoys epic stories of growth and self-discovery.

Poorly translated if it is translated.

This book had a major issue in the translation. The story itself was great but the narration and some sentences just made me sad by how badly it was translated. Needed another round of editing prior to production in my opinion. But if you can get around that this story is awesome!

Needs an editor...quick

It was very hard to get past the extreme amounts of typos and grammatical errors. But it was a good story nonetheless.

horrible narrator

this story seemed to be decent. However, the narrator seemed to stop and then re-read parts of the sentences. It was very noticeable because the sentences would often be broken up and even have slightly different tones and pitches within them. It was only slightly better than having a computer generated narration.

mehh

good story but it appears that they used Google translate to narrate the story and the characters are referred by both him AND her multiple times. the narration is abysmal.