Tao Wong
The Third Realm (A Thousand Li #8)
The Third Realm (A Thousand Li #8)
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Heaven commands and the Middle Kingdom Obeys
Or so the story goes. Yet, as Wu Ying travels the lands beyond the kingdom of Shen, he sees both the minor and major truth of reality. Disparate forms of government, among kingdoms and villages, among immortal sects and mortal governance abound, each with their own interpretation.
As Wu Ying chases the traces of the Heaven's Wind, grasping at the truth it so elusively dangles before him, he must also contend with his own place under the Heaven's. Or among them.
The Third Realm is book eight of the xianxia cultivation series A Thousand Li. The series is about immortal cultivation, wondrous martial art styles and spirit beasts and will be loved by wuxia and xianxia fans. The Third Realm is written by Tao Wong, the bestselling scifi and fantasy LitRPG author of the System Apocalypse, Adventures on Brad and the Hidden Wishes.
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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The latest book is change in style - it is more like a collection of linked short stories, with much more time passing and greater development of Wu Ying's cultivation than in previous novels in the series. There is no complicated plot that arcs across the novel, no companion characters that also evolve with Wu Ying. It was still enjoyable to read - Wu Ying's cultivation development has sometimes been slow - and the ending promises much for the next novel in the series. Waiting for the next novel will be frustrating, but I've enjoyed all the novels in the series, and do look forward to however many more will be written.