A Thousand Li: The Second Storm

A Thousand Li, Book 6

By: Tao Wong

Narrated by: Travis Baldree

When war wages, even innocents perish. Two years have passed, and the war between the kingdoms of Shen and Wei rages on. The dark sect moves in the shadows, striking against the noble Verdant Green Waters Sect, damaging, killing and kidnapping their members.

Among the victims is Fairy Yang, Wu Ying's martial sister. On a desperate quest to retrieve her, Wu Ying finds himself caught up in inter-sect politics and headed straight for a trap. Tragedy awaits, but some paths a man must walk, no matter the cost.

The Second Storm is the sixth novel in the A Thousand Li series, a book about immortal cultivation, wondrous martial arts, evil cultivation sects and spirit beasts. This series will be loved by those searching for wuxia, xianxia and progression fantasy works and those looking for a more westernized cultivation story. The Second Storm is written by Tao Wong, the best-selling sci-fi and fantasy LitRPG author of The System Apocalypse, Adventures on Brad, and the Hidden Wishes series.

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The journey continues

The story has both strong and weak moments but this one felt like it had the greatest sorrow of all of the story so far

Excellent

Another great book by Tao Wong, I've really enjoyed this series. I'm excited to see the next step on the journey!

another great installment in the series

I enjoyed this enough to go straight on to the next book. this is my favorite cultivation series.

Great series

Loving this series so far. It follows a peasants path to the heavens. A journey of a thousand li begins with one step.

An amazing entry. I can’t wait to see what happens next.

I thoroughly enjoyed this entry into the series. After finishing book 5, I had caught up in my revisit to the series and I thought this book was amazing. So so amazing. The slow progression of the MC throughout the series as well as the way that his perception of himself and the world around him shifts is oh so satisfying. Loved every bit of it.