Cultivation Nerd 2

A Xianxia Progression Fantasy

De: HolyMouse

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

The world of cultivation is brutal, unforgiving, and often rigged in favor of the talented. But sometimes, sheer intelligence is the deadliest weapon of all.

Being a cultivation nerd with mediocre talent in a sect full of geniuses is tough. But when the world descends into chaos, Liu Feng, a cautious bookworm, finds that reading books might just be the best defense.

Winter has arrived, bringing inevitable disaster to the Blazing Sun Sect. Monstrous beasts hungry for human flesh storm the territories. Liu Feng, with merely average talent (53 Spiritual Root branches), finds himself thrust into a bloody war, forcing him to ally with the maniacal and ruthlessly effective genius, Song Song.

Driven by survival instinct alone, Liu Feng must navigate the politics of the inner sect and ascend rapidly just to stay alive.

Book 2 on Liu Feng's quest to surpass all limits and defy the heavens, shattering the arrogance of all young masters on his way. It's perfect for fans of Unintended Cultivator, Cradle, and The First Law of Cultivation!

With nearly 11 million views on Royal Road, this popular web-serial has been completely revised and relaunched into this definitive version now coming to Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible, narrated by John Pirhalla!

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story is awesome, performance is great, editing leaves alot to be desired.

a great sequel thats worth a listen. the story is great the performance is good if a little monotone in some small places the editing leaves quite a bit to be desired though, several points there are lines that are repeated, odd breath pauses, and at the end of chapter 24 there are some odd recorded notations that were probably meant to be edited out but were missed.

great plot. flst reading

it's a good continuation of the original story. but this has some of the most flat reading. it's not consistently flat either. it also sounds like he's trying to read as much as he can in single breaths. honestly a few more takes wouldn't have hurt.