The Fourth Law of Cultivation

Qi=MC^2, Book 4

De: KrazeKode

Narrado por: Pavi Proczko

War has come to the Azure-Jade Empire.

With the emperor slain and the Azure Dragon vanished, the demonic forces have returned, overwhelming the empire on all fronts. Amidst the chaos, only one path remains to stop Yang Shen’s ascent: Lu Jie must journey to the Cradle of Dragons and seek the Azure Dragon, harnessing the power of not one, but two Divine Beasts.

As war ravages the land, Lu Jie must rapidly master his abilities, growing in strength while navigating the immense pressure resting on his shoulders. The empire teeters on the brink, its fate seemingly bound to him. The path to victory is perilous, but retreat is not an option.

The fate of the heavens now lies in the balance. It’s do or die.

Book four of an epic Xianxia cultivation series perfect for fans of Beware of Chicken and Cradle. The series features weak-to-strong power progression, a light scientific approach to magic, tons of alchemy, spirit beast companions, and so much more.

©2024 KrazeKode (P)2024 Recorded Books

Good

The story and the pace are reasonable; however, I hate cliffhangers. I can wait for the next one tho

Great

Has a cliff hanger at the end, but all good! Can’t wait for the next one!

Increasingly disjointed

TLDR - if you are looking for a low commitment listen it is not a bad use of a credit but it has a lot of rough edges.

Good - the story for the first couple of books was enjoyable.

Not so good - there are some issues that started to break immersion for me as they accumulated:

The premise of the first couple of books seemed to be grounded in bringing science to a cultivation world (which was actually interesting). Apart from a couple of “lectures” on physics and chemistry that don’t really do much other than magically unlock superpowers that plot doesn’t go very far. The MC is also able to jump from writing some books on science to his society suddenly having enough of an industrial base for manufacture enough guns for every citizen and the go straight to airplanes.

The power curve is also a bit unbelievable - Will wight took 10+ books for a nobody to develop god like powers with believable progression the whole way. This series goes from nobody to god like in about two books.

There is also a bit of an issue with lack of proofreading or editing (even down to apparent typos which the narrator faithfully tries to pronounce). Minor issues like using the wrong word that sounds similar to the one likely intended due to the meaning making more sense or using the same word two or three times in a sentence are ok at low frequency but it happens enough to be noticeable.

Interesting concept

I really liked the first 3 books, but this one was just meh 🫤. The story is interesting but the ending of this one was disappointing.

Ends Halfway Through the Story - Cliffhanger

Love the story. One of the best cultivation series in print. Super annoyed this one ends Halfway through the story.

Best book so far

Really enjoyed this one, definitely left off on a cliffhanger so I’m a little bummed I have to wait for the next one, but it was fantastic storytelling

Ending

I will not be getting the next book the end of this one was the worst I’ve listened to so far. was it supposed to be suspense seems like failure

Pretty short

This felt like it should've been the first half of a book and not an entire book. Also, I feel that the story is beginning to "hand-wave" a lot of the minutia and rush for lack of a better word. It almost feels like the author has a different project that they want to work on and they're trying to hurry and finish this one. But, that's just my opinion.

why!!!!

series is I've burned through all four books this is probably the most insane cliff Hanger's I have ever experienced

Another Great Book

Love the word choice, and the story progression. the ending seemed rushed with some of the fight scenes but overall it was a great book. The voice acting was good as well.