The Path of Ascension 6

De: C. Mantis

Narrado por: J.S. Arquin

In search for greater power, Matt, Liz, and Aster embark on their most dangerous adventure yet.

Minkalla, a planet where only those below TIer 15 can enter. A planet where the rules of the realm are changed, where the weaker you are the greater the rewards.

Matt and the team intend to conquer it at Tier 11.

Seven floors, seven rewards of every increasing power, thousands of chances of death not just from the Tier 14 monsters but from all the others entering the planet.

The Empire isn't the only one with a claim on the planet. All eight Great Powers send their people into the planets depths.

Its not just a fight for survival. Its much worse. A fight for power.

Don't miss Book 6 of this action-packed fantasy adventure that blends everything you love about LitRPG with Xianxia.

About the series: This is a mix between LitRPG and Xianxia. It's like a car that looks like a LitRPG with dungeons and skills, but the interior and engine are all Xianxia. It features a magic system and progression system that are logically and internally consistent, as well as realistic fight scenes and a rational MC.

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Good until the end

I was highly disappointed in the end. So don’t spoil it for others let’s just say that.

Too much fluff

I didn't enjoy hearing all the random viewpoints about people who died. It took away focus from the MC's

A good story overall, but the last chapter

I like the story overall but the last chapter seems like a waste. In previous books the last chapter has been used to take a look at what’s going on at the edges of the story. This book didn’t in the worst way possible

Awesome

this was awesome and really liked the perspective of the other divers because it shows how minkala forges the cultivatiors and how easy they can die during the run, now to wait for the conclusion on the next book

The Forge

Book 6 goes over floors 1-4 of Minkalla. Very creative storytelling that fits the context of the world. The protagonists dominate and suffer alike as they face the different challenges. Not all aspects of the adventure have the depth I would like to see of them but the story is very enjoyable nonetheless. Killing people seems to have become too psychologically easy, which makes me worry about the main characters. Also really odd that no one tries to attack the main characters for having a portable house; it’s supposed to be really rare… Now that I’ve caught up though, hopefully the next book comes out soon enough!