Dao of Money: A Xianxia Progression Fantasy

De: Extra26, T.C. Liyanage

Narrado por: Peter Berkrot

A unique Xianxia Progression Fantasy about a reincarnated cultivator's quest to surpass his rivals.

Build his brand. Gain power. Achieve immortality.

Chen Ren is reincarnated into a realm of cultivation overrun by sects, beasts, and clans full of murderous people. Most would be terrified. He sees a new world of opportunity.

Only problem. He's weighed down by his predecessor's mountain of debt.

After all, even in a world of magical murderhobos, money reigns supreme.

Ignoring the numerous martial daos, Chen chooses the Dao of Money, allowing him to reach higher cultivation realms the better his businesses perform. He can use his brains and earthly knowledge to build brands and acquire resources, eventually reaching immortality.

But first, he has to get out of debt, avoid the cultivators who want to kill him, and decide on his first big business idea.

Experience this unique take on Cultivation Progression Fantasy, featuring a highly competent and rational MC. From the best-selling author of Magus Reborn, Dao of Money is perfect for fans of The Laws of Cultivation, Cultivation Nerd, and Jake's Magical Market.

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Very good

Too quality cultivation and the business developments continue to be interesting. It will be fun to see what new products come to market.

Least favorite narrator

I usually avoid books narrated by this particular actor. His voice often drops into a hoarse whisper for no particular reason, creating a disturbing mood in whatever scene is taking place. And the whisper often happens at the end of sentences, which kills the momentum of the narration. I will not read any more books of this series.

The power of money

He was brought to a new world and put into the body of a spoiled brat of a lord who died for a second, and now he needs to do a better job than the previous owner. Not just for himself, but his people. I loved how much he helped his people and what he remembered from Earth. The making of noodles was my favorite part.

Will try next book

I kinda like the motivated by money sub genre so might not be worth reading if that’s not your thing. Otherwise nothing that really makes it stand out. Writing isn’t bad.

I liked it okay

it was a different approach from novels like this which made it novel. I felt like the tournament Arc was too long, that's more of a me thing.

I'll wait for the next one, but if it was immediately available I wouldn't buy it.