Unintended Cultivator, Volume 2
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Adam Verner
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Eric Dontigney
He left to see the world, but the world is a cruel master
Setting out to be a wandering cultivator, Sen has high ideals. Half-remembered stories of honorable cultivators and the kindness of his teachers shaped his expectations.
The world he finds is something else entirely. Thrust into deadly conflict, Sen finds himself fleeing the death of a sect cultivator in fear of retribution. As his flight carries him across the kingdom, he finds his ideals challenged by bandits, cultivators, and demon beasts.
In the city of Emperors Bay he will face the true crucible of his character and skills, and discover the harsh truth that violence is necessary to survive.
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Either way, an enjoyable read for fans of the cultivation genre. It executes on what is expected of the genre, and adds enough of its original sauce to keep the story interesting.
Does what it says on the box, if you like cultivation then this is a decent choice.
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Damn I didn't want this to end.
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Narration is the usual pleasure from Verner and suits this particular story. An easy 5 stars all round
Sen-Tastic
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Great story and narration, noticing quite a few mistakes which can break immersion in the story.
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Not for the bad parts. I said there was very little action/fights in the first book. Well this book certainly resolved that, except in the worst ways. The protagonist is so OP for his level that all conflicts are solved easily, with just a single technique or strike. Most the fights are akin to mass slaughters rather than satisfying exchanges without any sort of purpose or stakes for the protagonist. Apparently taking on 7 highly trained Cultivators at his own level is......easy?
Then there is the protagonist himself. The book has a theme about Sen questioning the morales of killing and the futility of fighting, whilst he himself has less conviction than a leaf blowing in the wind.
Most of the story followers this path:
Sen - I hate fighting/killing is wrong - a Sect Cultivator mildy inconveniences him - Well time to kill them instantly - oh no, now the whole sect is after me, sects are the worst, its so unfair - murder 8+ Sect members and make it seem like their fault - I hate fighting/killing is wrong. Repeat ad nausea.
The main character makes every possible wrong choice and forgives himself because "he's learning" or "that's just the cultivation world" wilst still maintaining the morale high ground. Then if anyone truly theatens him, or calls him out on his awful morals, he just mentions his masters name. Everyone instantly forgives him through fear and he gets away consequence free.
It's makes him genuinely unlikeable and worryingly psychopathic at times. The written redeems him by making him kind, generous and funny at other times, but it's a worrying trend. I can see myself giving up on the series if this continues.
Still good.....first was better
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