Cultivating Chaos 4

Cultivating Chaos, Book 4

By: William D. Arand

Narrated by: Stephanie Savannah

Ash’s life is anything but normal these days.

Having discovered his Dao, he’s grown in power. Grown to the point that others are now aware of him and that he could be a danger.

In this world of martial arts, only the strong and the ruthless survive. Everyone else is merely a stepping stone on their path of Cultivation or an obstacle to be overcome—or knocked down. It’s a world where the strong rule and the weak die.

Utilizing the Hall, the voice in his head that calls itself Locke, those who have aligned with his faction, and all the powers available to him, Ash has begun his own journey of Cultivation.

Except that as a Fated One, his journey is a narrow and winding path between two cosmic forces. Each one vying for dominance.

That doesn’t even take into account the prison he's been sent to by the Emperor. Except he's not going to stay there very long if he can help it. That or take it over completely.

This is his fourth step in his life as a Cultivator.

©2023 William D. Arand (P)2023 Podium Audio

great

this is in my top 5 series of all time. I really am looking forward to seeing what's to come.

Not bad

Better than I expected, although it is a little silly how he ends up with hundreds of hundreds of "brides" - presumably having not even met all of them.
Also don't care for how the author likes to reference his other books by having the main character muse on how they're not a certain type of person, and that sort of person would be named (name of protagonist from another series).
The events leading from Cultivating Chaos 3 to Cultivating Chaos 4 shook things up nicely to keep the series interesting.

Another good book

Good addition to the series. It’s interesting to see how Ash is growing and evolving

Another great story!

I am really enjoying these characters! I would still rather have a different narrator, but Stephanie is growing on me. Most of her voices are ok, but a few are like nails on a chalkboard. The story just keeps getting better! Can’t wait to hear more!

I liked it.

I very much liked the audiobook and very much enjoyed the narration of the book.

Great continuation of the story.

Very entertaining continuation of the previous book. Ash and team head to the Emperor's prison. Lots of folks being told to remember this moment, then the inevitable smackdown.

No truly explicit material in this book. There is talk and situations but no descriptive adult scenes, which I'm grateful for.

Very much looking forward to the next book.

great book

The continuing adventures of Ash Sheng were definitely enjoyable to listen to. The change of narrators was a little jarring at first but once I was fully immersed in the story that faded away and she did a great job.

Finally the 4th book continues

I love this series. I’m going to rate this 4.5 star and rated amongst the the other books the other 3 so far. So this was my least fav however I still enjoyed it immensely and I’m still going to devour the next. I feel most issues there was would have been as simple to take care of if the book was longer but since it ended when it did it’s easier for me to complain about the pacing of the writing or to wrap on the amount of flirting etc. But I love the wives and everything it’s just felt there was a little to much missing so it’s easy to pick something to rage against that and the fact there was no Andrea Parsnau. Seriously though they couldn’t have found a better person to follow such an impossible role. She’s so good that if she had been the one to start the series that Andrea would’ve had the same challenge following here. But she didn’t. Regardless towards the end it didn’t bother me so much. So fantastic job ms Savvhahna.
Hope next book comes out soon

Awesome addition!!

This a great add on to the existing series and keeps building the story. Can’t wait for the next one.

Good book, questionable performance

Why did the narrator sound like she was randomly gargling cotton balls? It was definitely jarring from previous narrations and I am not sure if it was just a bad choice by the narrator or a worse choice on the editors part. otherwise a good story as usual, though I think I am going to stick to text for the next one if it's the same narrator.