Young Gods Tournament

A Cultivation LitRPG Adventure

By: Cale Plamann, Alex Beaumont

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland

The Young Gods Tournament awaits. Only the victors will break through to the worlds beyond the heavens.

In an unfair world where a single monster can wipe out an entire village, Thomas is not one of the chosen few. He wasn’t gifted with immense power from the moment of his birth, nor does he have a powerful backer to defend him.

By the laws of the world, it’s near impossible for him to rise to the top.

But where the god’s themselves have failed him, Thomas will push on and gain the strength to protect his friends, and his home, from the ever rising dangers of the world.

There is only one true opportunity to break through the shackles of his life — The Young God’s Tournament. After surviving a deadly ambush, he’ll use every ounce of his strength as he faces off against his rival Prospects, a continent-wide conspiracy, and the ever looming threat from the once-slumbering Empire.

Western Cultivation melds with LitRPG as a single man rises against an unfair world in this new series from bestseller Cale Plamann (Blessed Time, Viceroy's Pride), together with Alex Beaumont.

About the Series: Embark on a journey as Thomas gains a unique power that comes with huge risks and costs through a system including Cultivation and Xianxia elements with a LitRPG twist. This is a weak-to-strong tale focusing on a main cast, all of which grow in power together without overshadowing one another. The world is built upon politics, from the conflict between Region Lords and the Empire, to the struggle for survival of individual villages and lonely wanderers.

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Enjoyed it very much

I did read the Blessed Time series from the author before, so I was looking forward to it.
My only critic is that sometimes I got the impression that at some moments the history fast forwarded without some indication, like to jump some boring part or to wrap it up and finish the book.
About the narration, I liked it very much. Clear speech and great performance.

meh

Thom wasn't given any real personality other than he's smart, blunt, and demanding. The author seems to be making the assumptions that reader just knows what's going on and skips detail or world building oppopportunities. Narrator was great though!

follow Tom as he literally fights his way through the world

well narrated. well written.
good action & a captivating story. meet Tom a pugalist as he works his way up in his world

pretty positive

I'm looking forward to see where this book series goes, could be a great one. a solid 4 star, only reason I dock it any is I wish there was a least one other viewpoint to help with world building. I think at time it might have been a bit shallow bit it's definitely worth a credit

Unfortunately this was not the book for me.

Well that was a complete bust! I was never able to connect with Thom, the main character. I guess the story was interesting enough but the ending... the authors couldn't even finish finish the tournament, just blah. Blah I say...