Wish Upon the Stars 5

A Cultivation LitRPG Adventure

De: Malcolm Tent

Narrado por: Neil Hellegers

Shane and Callie must push their training to the limit for the Moonsong Glade tournament.

Victorious but weary after the battle for Starburst Pavilion, Shane and his team return home to Valen. It’s there they see just how far they’ve come since they first became Ascendants.

But the vacation can’t last forever. The Moonsong Glade tournament will pit them against the strongest young Ascendants in the star system. The prize is access to the legendary Moonsong Glade, a source of immense power.

On the galactic scale, their planet is a backwater, but Shane and his companions are determined to distinguish their team as a dark horse. They journey to Doomtown, a lawless dark district in the Wish Curse Palace favored by the scions of powerful factions. There they hone themselves on deadly challenges, forge unexpected alliances—

And uncover secrets that could change the course of the tournament.

©2024 Malcolm Tent (P)2025 Timeless Wind Publishing LLC

no longer a litrpg or progression story

the story has stayed away from is original claim of an MC with a unique skill to master. it has instead turned intuition a slice of life story about a boy who can't go one paragraph without gushing about his girlfriend in the most "is starting to get creepy" way. we get it, she's hot. we get it. grow tfu and become a wish master because as it currently stands, I care very little about this MC or his destination. 5 books deep and has rarely explored or experiment the possible capabilities of his talent.

this is more slice of life then superhero litrpg

I'm not saying it's bad just pointless everything that happens in this volume is entirely without overall impact or progression the main conflict happens at the end and comes out of nowhere honestly it feels a little slap together like several novellas carefully edited into one narrative and if that's what he did good job but you could skip this one

90% Filler

First 90% of the book can be summed up as "MC and gf improve their teamwork via wacky activities." Many could have been fun as one offs, but 13h of a 14h book is that stuff. You could probably give a 1 paragraph summary of the book to someone and tell them to skip it and they'd presumably have the same book 6 experience, but with less tedium.

Dunno if the author just lost all idea of where to take the story or what, but this was an outright bad entry in an otherwise good series.