The Path of Ascension 7

By: C. Mantis

Narrated by: J.S. Arquin

Deep inside Minkalla's depths Matt, Liz, Aster, and Susanne just fought one of the strongest monsters they have ever encountered. But their delve isn't over yet.

Three floors remain and each promises to push them past their perceived limits.

There is no escape. There is no higher Tier to get them out of trouble.

The only things they can rely on are themselves and the rest of the party.

Don't miss Book 7 of this action-packed fantasy adventure that blends everything you love about LitRPG with Xianxia.

About the series: This is a mix between LitRPG and Xianxia. It's like a car that looks like a LitRPG with dungeons and skills, but the interior and engine are all Xianxia. It features a magic system and progression system that are logically and internally consistent, as well as realistic fight scenes and a rational MC.

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intense battles

I enjoyed the whole part so fare I just don't like the wait time between release dates

Wow

So good. Love this story. As always, can’t wait for the next book. Keep up the great work!

so much wasted time on that one challenge

wasted like 2 hours on all 4 group members POV in that one challenge. Then had to listen to Liz explain it all again. Just stick to Matt's PoV on these things and use quick explanations for other characters.

Well........

Great battles and plot building after that amazing CLIFTHANGER from the last book. Kinda worried about the loss of a key character at the end to create another have you at the edge of your seat ending. Frankly, some of the side stories merge well with adding back to the main scene and even gave urgency to otherwise needless character's that were just fodder both comical or tragic. Too much time went into world inflections that were discussed unnecessarily again. Obviously, it was an attempt at emotional tugging but mostly turned out just being lame. LOL Nevertheless, the overall story was new, exciting and worth the sifting through the slugfest of filler material that could have been used for the exiting Menkala story they left untold. Talking about a wasted conclusion leading up to the next series. I'd have rather had Luna detailed their corresponding accomplishments and teased about the power increases leading into the next series and the new threats that were left to be visited later. Definitely left room for limitless expansion!!!!!!!!! CHA-CHING!!!!!! LOL 😆

They really dragged out this arc

It was a good story, but damn dragged it out. But it fine I'll keep listening to these great books I'm a sucker

More please

Love the world building can’t wait to see how some of the characters introduced in this book develop and contribute to the story

Amazing!

The last few floors of minkala were so interesting and it’s fun to think about what all their new powers will be in the next book. I do feel like my money was stolen since the book was so short and still cost me a credit.

Don’t blink you’ll miss a wild detail! Amazing interstellar environment building.

Some series are about the characters with some world building, not this one!!! The series continues to build on the main characters, plus new ones, AND new wild details about the interstellar ‘empires’ getting ready to wage war. What will happen next? I can’t wait!!!!!

Like the last book, too many side characters

This book and the last are among the worst in the series. It’s as if you are using this influx of pointless side characters to add frivolous filler to your books. A cheap tactic to increase the length of the books while doing little to progress the story. If I am able to skip the pointless side characters while still being capable of following the story of the main characters, then there’s a big problem. The overall story is good, the way you blend RPG and Wuxia together while using the great powers to add various stereotypical themes that comes with these genres is brilliant (SCI-Fi, medieval, swords, guns, magic, realms, etc). But by god dude, limit the side stories and keep your book centered.

too many side characters

I liked most of the book when it was focusing on the main characters. Though this one had too many side characters it felt like it was just padding to add length to the book. I felt really no connection to them it felt just like a waste of words. I found myself starting to skip when it started to get to those parts.