Death Cultivator 3

A Sci-Fi Cultivation Adventure

By: eden Hudson

Narrated by: Travis Baldree

Fight to kill. Kill to advance...whether you want to or not.

Death cultivator Grady Hake has had to learn a lot of harsh realities since he was isekaied to the prison planet. This isn’t cushy first-world Earth. Here, Spirit is power, relying on others can get you killed or worse, and trying to do the right thing can spark a gang war.

Now assigned to be the avenging angel for the Eight-Legged Dragons, Hake’s got to come to terms with the hardest truth yet: Others have to die for him to get stronger. The more death, the more Death Spirit.

He never wanted to be a killer, but his friends’ lives are on the line. If he wants to get them through this gang war alive, he’s got to advance, which means he’s got a lot of killing to do.

Maybe he can’t keep his soul intact, but maybe that’s the price a Death cultivator has to pay to protect his friends.

From eden Hudson, author of Rogue Dungeon and Path of the Thunderbird, comes the third book in her best-selling Death Cultivator Series! Death Cultivator is a sci-fi fantasy cultivation saga perfect for fans of dark shonen anime such as Attack on Titan and Bungou Stray Dogs. Get it now, you won't regret it!

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Good job Eden

I enjoyed every single second of it. I named my new cat after Rook so that I'd remember the book.

5stars

Well done. Well narrated.  will be looking forward to the next from this author. Is worth a listen, give it a try.

Hands down, the best book of the series.

Eden Hudson has managed a rare feat in this new Western Cultivation genre. She has transcended the basic requirements of a weak newbie trying to survive in a world where everyone is more powerful than the main character.

Sure this series has that too, but in telling that story Hudson has also created real tension and existential conflict. She’s masterfully set up the classic story of two best friends who come into conflict over their perspective on right and wrong and whether the ends justify the means.

Yet Hudson has done this in such a way that we get to follow the person who is typically portrayed as “the bad guy,” and we relate to him more than the uncompromising, do-the-right-thing-no-matter-what, classic “hero.” Not only that, but in the telling Eden Hudson has created characters who we really feel for and a world that is full of depth.

I’m looking forward to the books to come in this series, and I recommend that you do too.

Villain Startup Kit

The buildup of this story would have been totally unsatisfactory if it hadn't ended the way it did. Grady's struggle with "doing the right thing" only to do the complete opposite after a while or the "I won't be used" mentality while internally monologing about all the ways he could be tricked and still does the thing gets a little tedious. You just sigh and wish he just does what he's supposed to as the mc and redeem himself at some point but then he just keeps digging. Now you get to see his moments of clarity on how he's screwing up and wait for the Sword Legend he refuses to read to play out in his life.

Really good book

Really enjoyed this book. The end really kept you involved and I really enjoyed the evolution that the MC took. Now, have to wait for the next book in the series...