
To Catch a Falling Leaf
The Stargazer's War: A Sci-fi Cultivation Epic, Book 2
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Narrado por:
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Connor Brannigan
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De:
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J. P. Valentine
Training is over. The hunt is on.
With Fyrion a distant speck behind us and the resources of the Dragon’s Right Eye out of reach, there’s only one place in the system we can go to gather the materials we need to advance to bronze.
Ilirian beckons.
But dangers lurk in those dark jungles, and the ruins of a civilization long dead house threats the likes of which no amount of training or meditation could’ve prepared us for. It’s advance or fall behind, and with the infinite sea at my back, there’s only one real option.
At least the monsters only want to kill me.
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The narration is great again. Lots of emotion in the scenes you expect emotion in. Honestly just get the book if you want a cultivation scifi story, it's got everything you could want and not many pain points.
It's a good book 2
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Brilliant
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Please keep it going
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Note for the author. There is a stark mirror to our reality between the working class and oligarchs. Your story won’t be complete without a mortal resistance against the MC that is convinced the sects are right and the mortals/MC are wrong. Maybe a group that blames the miners (the ones that protested for their safety) for how the sects currently treat them. Incorporate propaganda.
Thank you for an enjoyable listen.
World Building
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almost everything is what I like the most.
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please take less then 3 years for the next book
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excellent
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Wow
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Another great addition to the series
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The strengths of the first book were the setting, the characters, and the philosophy of practical nihilism. And in that regard, we've gotten a perfect continuation. More character stuff, a few cool insights in the setting, and a bunch of tidbits on apathetic philosophy.
The weaknesses of this book are much the same, though. Cal's "Divine Inspiration" at the end of the first book was pretty clearly a case of Deus Ex Machina, and we get another case of "incredibly convenient revelations" in this one.
That said, I don't really...care? The direct stakes of combat have never been what hooked me on this series, and they still don't, regardless of the Deus Ex Machina. Sure, they should all be dead, but it's more interesting if they're not. All this plot contrivance does is weaken the least interesting part of the series, so I give it a pass.
Also, in a pretty nice touch, we don't just forget Nick. And we explore the synergies of dark and light chi a bit more. While it's certainly pretty interesting, we're still on the building blocks of that system. So that's neat, but not very substantial, yet.
Overall, I highly recommend.
It's Quality Work
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