Tao Wong
The Third Kingdom (A Thousand Li #7)
The Third Kingdom (A Thousand Li #7)
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Amidst new cultivators, new politics and new challenges, Wu Ying must find the center of his dao and rise to the challenge.
Or be forgotten on the steps to immortality.
The Third Kingdom is the seventh novel in the A Thousand Li series, a book on immortal cultivation, wondrous martial arts, evil cultivation sects and spirit beasts. This series will be loved by those searching for wuxia, xianxia and progression fantasy works and those looking for a more westernised cultivation story. The Third Kingdom is written by Tao Wong, the bestselling sci-fi and fantasy LitRPG author of the System Apocalypse, Adventures on Brad, and the Hidden Wishes series.
Additional information for the signed print versions: Signed by Tao Wong. This item will be shipped in 4-6 weeks depending on stock and external shipping factors.
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My favorite part of Thousand Li is that there is nothing outwardly special about Wu Ying beyond his compacity for hard work. In the first arc we see him become a cultivator and come to terms with what that meant to him. In the second arc we see his loyalty to his master, the injury he received and the healing of that damage. Then we see him as a seasoned cultivator and force of reckoning when rescuing Fairy Yang.
Now in Third Kingdom we get to see Wu Ying unfettered by obligation. In short it's awesome, I love watching him grow as a character, the transition from mortal to cultivator. This installment does not disappoint, and the blending of genre's was refreshing and interesting. I can't wait to see what Tao has in store for Wu Ying, There is so much he can do within Wu Ying's journey, it is beyond exciting.