Unintended Cultivator: Volume 3

De: Eric Dontigney

Narrado por: Adam Verner

Sen emerged triumphant, but victory is a doubled-edged sword…

Sen defeated an elder of the Soaring Skies Sect and saved the mortals in the Silver Crane. What should have been a moment to bask in success came crashing down around him when he inadvertently exposed a demonic cultivator cabal. Realizing that a moving target is harder to strike, Sen flees into the wilds with Lifen and Lo Meifeng in tow.

There, he’ll learn that not all enemies want to take your life and not every threat can be met with the edge of a blade. Sen must delve deeper inside himself and push his cultivation harder than ever before or risk losing something more precious than his life… He’ll lose his soul.

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Engaging. But kill the long internal dialogues

Take this with a grain of salt, this is only my opinion and preference

Good story. I’ve enjoyed these books. They have a very fun progression and development. The story can get very exciting from time to time but overall it can drag. Especially when the MC goes into his 10 page internal dialogues with conflicting emotions. I’ll be honest I just check out at these moments. He is incredibly strong and self confident for a lot of the book but then all of a sudden he turns into a wimpy child that complains endlessly inside his head. It’s very “boo hoo” in my opinion. If he’s strong.. then keep him that way please, because it’s just more fun for the reader.
He is strong and independent. The fact he could be led into a war because he just “had” to follow her was.. weak. That part just didn’t make sense to me. Nor his anger afterwards. It was quite the stretch.

Keep the series going. It has great potential. But kill his weak internal dialogues please. Those just are not engaging at all

Good audiobook

if you enjoy! cultivating type books then you'll definitely like this book.......bla bla blabal bal bla

Great series, can’t wait for more

This series has been very entertaining, great humor and story, can’t wait to read more!

Wonderful!

Exciting adventures, inventive plot & world - wilderness to large city along with some sea born snarls. The hero is young, semi-goodhearted and magically gifted. It has mostly clean language & respectful relations with women & closed door escapades.

Dispite the trials & difficult adventures - there is not the grim, unhappy tone so often underlying this genre. Instead it's more rolicking & sort of playful.

I love the narrator's voices & tone. It's not hard to tell who's speaking.

I recommend the series

I really am enjoying this story quite a bit. I thought about sharing some things about the story that I liked but realized as I thought about it it would have been an outline and considering how much time is going to pass between this book and the sequel being released I don't want to risk spoiling it for anybody. book number four is supposed to be out in mid November. I will say that I'm happy our main character got a reunion with his teachers in this book. I am very interested in what happens next in the story. if there's anything that I would single out as a criticism it would be the add-on of bloopers. to me blooper is an unintended Act, an error, they just so happens to be amusing. anything other than that labeled as a blooper it's just borish to me. as for the narration I tend to rank them along a spectrum with Alexis mechanical voice at the bottom and I truly award-winning performance complete with sound effects at the top. I would place this narrators work at just above average. it is a performance but certainly not the best I've ever heard.