Beast Origin Realm

A Wuxia/Xianxia Cultivation Novel (Path of Lazy Immortal, Book 4)

De: A.P. Gore, Patricia Jones

Narrado por: Steve Corona

The Wang clan is coming for Li Wei.

Li Wei’s battle with Wang Jiang has left him gravely injured and stranded in the Beast Origin Realm, a mysterious place that is as much a danger to him as it is a refuge.

With Spirit Beasts clamoring for his blood and few allies he can count on, his only choice is to train, and train hard. He has ten days, at most, to prepare for the fight of his life.

Can he prevail, or will he die trying? The odds are stacked against him, but that’s never stopped him before.

Make some time in your schedule, because you won't be able to put this book down.

Join for more beast face slapping, blood-curdling action, and a protagonist who overcomes everything.

©2022 A.P. Gore (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Good

Little better then the last book but it still missing growth and look but I can’t wait for the next one tho

Another fantastic addition!

Absolutely loving the character building and sheer stubbornness of a reborn cultivator starting life over again who wants nothing than to be lazy prove again and again that he’s pricey the opposite. Great job! Hope the next installment comes soon

Path of Lazy 3

This was a good third installment and continuation of the story. The MC doesn't feel OP now.

The beast world.

So Mr. Lazy, who seems anything but. Goes to the vast realm for this installment of entertainment.
deals with snakes and human snakes and other cool monsters.
This was probably my favorite book of the series, so far.
I'm giving this book 7 out of 5 stars.

Unrelenting action, with a determined protagonist!

"Beast Origin Realm" by A.P. Gore and Patricia Jones, narrated by Steve Corona, immerses listeners in the perilous journey of Li Wei stranded in the treacherous Beast Origin Realm. The writing skillfully weaves a tale of resilience, while Steve Corona's narration adds depth to the gripping narrative. With ten days to prepare for a life-defining battle against Spirit Beasts, this installment delivers unrelenting action, showcasing a determined protagonist facing insurmountable odds. An absolute must-listen for Wuxia and Xianxia enthusiasts.

You are courting your death 

This book is great for a drinking game. Take a shot every time someone says you’re courting your death

enjoyed it

I am quite enjoying this series, I like the take on a litrpg system along with cultivation mixture, it's a intresting read, snd the story is pretty good. I recommend giving this book a try

Definitely darker.

Okay, so this one ended on a darker note. But at the same time, it feels like the end of an arc and getting ready for the next…
I enjoyed the progression finally rising above what seemed like a bottleneck. I’m looking forward to hopefully getting some faster progression. I am also looking forward to the MC finally choosing to pursue his strong suits.
I’m nervous about a couple of the characters and their uncertain future.

The dislikes is just that the terminology is getting very repetitive… is it just an Eastern thing to say “you are courting your death” repeatedly…? Instead of just saying I’m going to kill you…? Or you are dead…? Either way, I thought the phrase was pretty cool and poetic sounding back in like book one and two but now, after dozens of usages, it lost its shine honestly…

Endless fight scene

This book to me has me second guessing if I should continue the series. Pretty much half the book is one endless fight scene and started skipping chapters due to it sounding like the last. I love books like these but come on non stop fighting with no plot progression just made me start to want it to end.
Narration is on point
Worth the credit if you like this kind of slice of life book, it is well written but at the end of the day it’s like watching the same movie over and over.

too wordy

authors use too many words to say something simple. while that itself is not an issue per se, there is no poetry to it like painting of the mists. for example, when talking of a snake, to say it something like (not verbatim): "got turned into a bloody snake, well it was already a snake", is redundant. There feels like there is 1 to 2 hours of excess wordiness, and way too much exposition.