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AENEVA: THE PATH TO CULTIVATION

-The System -Post Apocalyptic -Aliens -Technology -Cultivation -LitRPG Elements -Space Exploration
-Mind Opening -Dungeon Core -Spaceship -Reality Bending

This book is for people who are familiar with basic LitRPG concepts.Contains very light stat use
Have you ever noticed things you can't explain with logic or current science? Have you ever encountered situations that are borderline paranormal? Have you ever considered that all those Isekai and LitRPG books you have read could have an element of truth?

I was dreaming one time, and it came true. After that, everything changed. The system really did come to Earth, and the orcs invaded. However, I wouldn't let evil forces win.

This is the story of how I lost my old life but was granted tremendous power. I brought the fight to those who attacked Earth and found an actual path to ascension along my journey. However, power is relative, and what seems like a strength can also be a weakness.

This story contains elements of spiritualism, Wuxia, cultivation, mana use, dungeon cores, and technical marvels typically seen in space warfare novels. Additionally, there may be unnerving elements, including assassinations, cloak-and-dagger, manipulation, sexual situations, and other thought-provoking plotlines. Read at your own risk. The path of cultivation begins!

410 pages, Paperback

Published May 24, 2024

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Profile Image for Isaiah Wilford.
7 reviews
May 25, 2024
Great Work!

First, I’d like to say that the writing style is perfect and well written, nothing needed to be changed for that. The building of the story until the moment Kenneth required the system was also refreshing and very interesting on building the foundation of the story. Love the plot, the fights, the character interactions, and the world overall. Looking forward to your future works.
Profile Image for James Riley.
1,399 reviews20 followers
May 30, 2024
Very good, but...

This was an awesome book. It had a great plot and well put together characters.

The but comes from the "sexual situations" part of the blurb. In the case of this book, that is code for non-consensual... at best. If that bothers you, you may want to skip this book.

All in all, this is worth the read.

Highly recommended, but with a caveat.
140 reviews
November 28, 2024
This is not a terrible story dragged on at times but not terribly.
But the system boxes messsages not fit on page and way done has no way to 'click on' so fits page unfortunately so sometimes had words to letters could not see that just went off the page which I have seen done worse but this still is a but disappointing.
(At least was on my kindle.)
Shame as has potential but unless fix this in next book if is one I don't know if will be reading it as too frustrating for me.

Shame as was fun enough idea.
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17 reviews1 follower
June 10, 2024
Great Read!

This book is a wonderful blend of fantasy and personal growth. In this fantasy world, This story delves into the past we taking life and the growth that each step can bring. For anyone who loves a story that combines action with introspection this book is a great read.
Profile Image for William Howe.
1,917 reviews98 followers
July 27, 2024
oh…wow…no

Just…no. The ‘military’ stuff in the first two chapters was TV show level bad. Knock-off Stargate stuff. For instance, POTUS briefed the SpaceForce general, completely ignoring the fact that information flows *up* the chain of command.

It was just awful.
2,663 reviews17 followers
June 24, 2024
There is probably a decent story in here, but the writing is very verbose and a bit simplistic, making it quite hard for me to read.
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