Nameless Sovereign

A Cultivation Progression Fantasy

By: Nameless Author

Narrated by: Griffin Puatu

Gods. Devils. Men. Red will surpass them all.

The guards say there are no children in the Moonstone Mines, a place walked only by men condemned to slavery and death. An unyielding curse ensures none can depart its dark depths.

And yet, a child named Red awakens in the mines with no memory. Haunted by enigmatic dreams, he melds with the slaves, enthralled by tales of the world above. He learns how to cultivate and hunt the deadly monsters that infest the mines, but escape remains an impossibility.

Until escape is the only option left.

However, the path to freedom is steeped in peril. With the weight of the curse and a growing demonic corruption within, Red's pursuit of strength isn't just a desire—it's a desperate necessity. He must rise to unimaginable heights, outpacing the curse's deadly grasp and taming the demonic power before it consumes him.

Accompany Red as he grows from a mere slave into a man who will forever change the world around him. Gods, devils, and even darker adversaries rise to challenge his ascent to the pinnacle of power.

Only by mastering the dark forces that threaten to overtake him can he truly be free.

©2024 Nameless Author (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Greatest new series

I absolutely loved this book the cultivation elements are easy to follow and the story line is rich and very well fleshed out I am excited to see the direction of this series.

a cultivation masterpiece

I have to say with a name like nameless I did not have high hopes but I am so glad I was not disappointed from beginning to end it is non-stop action and the rise of the underdog. I cannot wait for book two three four and 10!

super solid read

I usually have parts of a book I dislike, but this one is pretty solid

Good start

This was a good start to the series. The author does a great job world building and making characters you can understand why they are the way they are

Great book

I really enjoyed the story and characterization. World building could have a little more but otherwise this was a great story.

It great but to slow and mc to weak

It great story mc very smart but I just lacking in pacing and my need to get stronger his strength it to slow growing

Narrator: Stop screaming EVERYTHING

I think the narrator *could* be very good but he utterly ruins it by being a pretty bad actor. Every. Piece. Of Dialogue. That is part of any minor argument, discussion counter point, jibe, etc. (pretty much any *potentially negative* inflection) is read like the character screaming at the top of their lungs like a freaking psycho, regardless of the setting or context.

I am switching to TTS for the second book, because I think I’m interpreting a lot of characters as unhinged, when what they’re saying is actually usually reasonable.

Great plot and store telling

Great start to the series. Like the MC and surrounding characters. Good use of foreshadowing. Should be a great series

PRAISE THE VOICE ACTOR

I’m not far into the story yet, so I didn’t want to give the story a 5/5, but I had to leave a review because holy moly the voice actor who narrates this book deserves every award under the sun. Talk about immersing himself in every character, and bringing his heart and soul to every page he reads.

Has its ups and downs but overall a fun read.

I enjoyed the book for the most part. Though there are times where my attention waned. Though it is a long book and it might be expected.
I enjoyed the combat and how the progression system works. The mysteries and lore are some of my favorite aspects of cultivation genre. This book gives us glimpses throughout the book. I’m looking forward to the next book and for more secrets to be revealed.

The narrator was spectacular! The way weaves in emotional nuances to bring the characters, their story and the situations to life! I really enjoyed how he would change and alter his tone of voice to better enhance the suspense and excitement!

I’m not a fan of the whole “old and/or reincarnated soul” in a child’s body… and if it does, I hope that time would pass more quickly for aging. Unfortunately we don’t get that in this book but I’m hoping time passes quicker in the next book.