Body Cultivation Hurts

Rise of the Body Cultivator, Book 1

De: Apollos Thorne

Narrado por: Eric Michael Summerer

The apocalypse happened. Portals appeared. Zombies attacked. Everyone got sucked in.

Welcome to Initiation.

Regrettably, I have been forced to bring you here against your will… The universe is at war.

Your fiction speaks of demigods, monsters, superheroes, warriors that defy all odds, and cultivators. If you can imagine it, my Divine Genetic Modification Program makes it possible. However, power is always achieved through progress. Not all at once. If you've dreamed of flying, you'll soar throughout the heavens. Super strength? You'll crush boulders with your bare hands. What you call magic, regardless of how your culture envisions it, will be at your fingertips. My only advice is to dream bigger. Your concept of power is severely inadequate.

Nathanial Kane had read it all before.

It said they had centuries. The demons arrived in ten years.

He'd been counted among the strongest. It had all been for nothing.

He'd witnessed Earth's end.

While dying, Nathan reviewed the only unique spell he'd ever found in the tower.

He cast Rebirth.

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I love this one.

I have listened/read most everything from this author. This one stands out for me. Not sure I can pin it down. If you like cultivation and regressor type story’s done with grit. This will do. Can’t wait for the rest. It’s worth 1.50 credits. As someone who listens at 1.7 speed.

If you have a spare credit and like this genre. it is definitely worth it.

good story some time he can over explain some things but over all a good story. definitely will buy next book. if you have a spare credit and like this genre. it is definitely worth it

A great new series

One of my favorite authors release a new series in my favorite genre whats not to like.

Nice regression story

Good powers good progression and I liked he didn't keep his knowledge from the future to himself

Definitely for People Who Like Regressors Uplifting Everyone

This story is a quality Regressor story similar to Apocalypse Redux and Apocalypse Regression. It’s got a good sense of pacing and characterization, it’s got satisfying progression and action, and it’s an easy listen. Minor gripe is that the narrator says m-oh-b instead of what I bet is supposed to be “mob” like a video game.