Path Of Time Deviant Book 1

A Cultivation Gamelit Novel

By: A.P. Gore, Patricia Jones

Narrated by: Christian J Gilliland, Erin Bateman

Allen Ming awakens in an unfamiliar realm, trapped within an unfamiliar form—feeble in body and spirit.

Thrust into a world of cultivation, Allen Ming finds himself grappling with a reality of a wastrel body, and a world filled with danger and killing.

With an AI-enhanced eye, he seeks his way through the dark world of cultivation. But with his newfound family haunted by a looming threat, he has to take charge of the situation even before he gets familiar with the new body.

Embark on a journey with Allen Ming as he walks on the path of immortality with the help of AI System and character sheets.

©2023 A.P Gore (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Undecided

Throughout most of the book, the story felt like one of those really bad online cultivation stories. First, the main character is dislikable and a bit of an A-Hole with only a few redeeming qualities. Also, the storyline borrows some of the worst qualities from the cultivation genre. The only thing that elevated this up to three stars was the fact that the story was well written, and it had a fairly good ending. It’s worth checking out the next-book in the series but if the main character personality still feels like sandpaper, I don’t think I’ll be getting anymore of the series.

Another awesome story from A.P. Gore!

A bit different style from Lazy Immortal, but great storytelling just the same. Very much looking forward to more adventures in this storyline.

surprisingly good

I am not a super big fan of most cultivation books,.
however the story in this book, the character progression and interesting take on it kept me captivated and I listened to it straight through, the only thing I wish is it had book 2 out already it was quite good.
if you enjoy cultivation with a twist, reincarnation and thr like you will love this book

A little slow but picks up

Slow beginning but it picks up very interesting. Would like more though feels like a incomplete book but overall great

Good book.

If you're a fan of cultivation LitRPG you are going to enjoy this book.
No sexy scenes but lots of action.
An owner of a few restaurants here on earth gets transported into a recently vacated body on another world. His powers are not like everyone else's so he kinda has to learn as he goes.
Good writing and narration.
I give this book 6 out of 5 stars.

Great proformance

I like the concept and the delivery almost made it. author either needs a new translator/localiser or need to needs to move away from non human writen books.

fun cultivation with a twist

a iseki cultivation with a potty mouthed mc was a new one. I enjoyed his mockery of how things are done but also his intelligent use of said things all while planning to give all them naysayers a beat down one day

cultivation goodness

really cool cultivation story.
the mc is great and uses his strengths to his advantages.

We’re is all the time.

The hero use to be a blind restaurant owner, reincarnate into a failed cultivator’s body. He manages to survive with a lot of help, blunders his way to becoming stronger.

i had a lot of problems with this book but its ok

The MC is truly unlikable he's generally a jerk. He constantly whines about how everything is different from the books he read on earth, except they aren't. nearly everything in this book is predictable if you read any other cultivation series you would be prepared for everything you find in here.

the male narrator reads incredibly slowly. i normally listen at about 1.3x but had to speed this book up to 1.7.

The MC is instantly better at everything than everyone else. that isn't actually a problem, just a heads up, this has an mc that gains abilities without effort, thats a turn off for some people but not others.

All told though the story was actually pretty good, I'm not sure if I'll get the second book.