The Path Through the Heavens

The Heavenly Throne, Book 6

De: Yuri Ajin

Narrado por: Kirby Heyborne

The light of Heaven will guide you to a place of great power. Listen to the flow of energy in your body and the echo of Forces in your soul, and they will lead you even in darkness.

The closer one gets to Heaven, the cruel and harsher the worlds and their inhabitants become. But Kai was never the type that gives up easily. He broke free from his shackles, healed all his wounds, and traveled far from the city of slaves in which fate had tossed him as if to test his skill and will.

After a successful and very cunning scheme, Kai and his team reached the Cloud Abode. There, they’ll have to either prove their worth as cultivators or perish.

But their troubles won’t end there. The Cloud Abode is no place for those weak in spirit or strength. Power and skill are everything to those who got this far and they won’t tolerate cowardice or weakness.

In this merciless world, in this kingdom of warriors, all that matters is your strength...and level of cultivation.

©2021 Yuri Ajin (P)2021 Podium Audio

Fantastic!

Well written, well read, and well received. I can't wait for the next in the series!

liked it

i liked this book alot if anyone has listened to this and blue Phoenix I think this is better

Really enjoyed this!

Looking forward to the next installment, enjoyed the story and narration! Recommend this series if you like cultivation novels!

Great Story!

I love cultivation novels and this story was a lot of fun. The book was long which made up for the previous book being short. I really enjoyed where the story went! I'm looking forward to where it goes from here!

stupid fight

stupid fight. why do you write a stupid fight? if the enemy is down, why wait for the enemy to recover and heal and strike back, omg so stupid author. and does the author just stand still to get cut or stab, he got teleportation skill, why he never use them, omg so stupid author.

Artificial suspense

Why didn’t he use poison? He was the weakest, not allowed to use forces or Ki and a great alchemist. There was a lot of unnecessary suspense. The author didn’t actually make the situation that dire if they used their heads. The opposite is true as well, there was situations where their planning depended on the obvious holes not being exploited. There is little explanation for why he goes out of his way so much to pick up Ana. Of course she was made necessary but that was to not make it obvious she is a plot tool. The giant was more straight forward as a plot point and way less annoying.

struggled to finish, kinda disappointed

so kinda disappointed with the book as a whole, mc makes very little progress at all. wins the top in the tournament but receives coppers compared to what should have been his prize. not sure if ill continue with the next book, what with the little progress the mc is making, and the unfavorable plots being thrown in.