Runic Cultivator

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Joshua Kern

Narrado por: Eric Jason Martin

Train together. Grow in power together. Get justice.

Erik once lived a simple life as an herb grower in a forest. But it was never meant to last. Now, he and his betrothed, Ainsley have been training tirelessly to get revenge on the men who murdered his mother.

They have come far since those young, early days.

Cultivation of the body, and the spirit, of the power within, and how to fight as a team. That is what their teacher has drilled into them day in and day out for the last few years.

It's time for Erik and Ainsley to leave the safety of the forest and to begin their own journey, one that will take them across the realms on a path to justice.

Can they make it? Are they strong enough? Find out in the start of a new cultivation LitRPG series from Joshua Kern, best-selling author of The Game of Gods.

©2023 Aethon Books (P)2023 Aethon Audio

Fun Story

Enjoyable cultivation story that is a good foundation for a fun series. Check it out. :)

A boy and his fox friend.

The performance was great, and the story was better. it was a nice casual progression with some nice action thrown in. it is also nice that then end goal isn't world domination or saving, but a much more relatable one. I look forward to book 2.

It’s fun seeing a cultivation litrpg skip some of the boring beginning parts.

I enjoyed the plot, and that there were several intense moments during the story. I’m used to 1-2 moments per book. I can’t wait for book number 2 on audible

Fairly good story

I’m not gonna a lie, I ended up being more interested in the backstory, history, and information regarding the mother and aunt than the two main characters. The story is well written, overall, and the narrator does a great job switching between characters. I wish I could get away from idiot main characters, but alas this one is dumb too. I only put the 3/5 for story because it’s yet another story with a MC that sets out to do something with no actual plan, idea, or real ability to accomplish what they want.

it has a good story we with purpose leading the protagonists.

The use of a slingshot with animal tendons was painful to read. FYI slingshots need rubber, a sling would have been a great option, these are completely different weapons.