A Thousand Li: The First Stop

A Thousand Li, Book 2

By: Tao Wong

Narrated by: Travis Baldree

Who knew immortal cultivation came with so many decisions?

As an inner sect member in the Verdant Green Waters, Long Wu Ying must navigate the customs of the cultivators and choose his secondary occupation. From immortal alchemists, blacksmiths, physicians, martial specialists and more, Wu Ying must find an occupation that defines and contributes to his dao. Outside, the drums of war continue to beat and the Sect is about to be pulled deeper into the battle for supremacy between states.

The Sect Elders will take Wu Ying and his friends on a desperate gamble to prepare for the upcoming war, putting to test everything that Wu Ying has learnt. As Wu Ying stops and takes account of himself and the Sect, he will need to accept his place in this new martial world, put aside his past and strive for the future.

The First Stop is the second novel in A Thousand Li series, a book on cultivation, immortals, wondrous martial art styles and spirit beasts. This series will be loved by wuxia and xanxia fans and those looking for a more westernised cultivation story. The First Stop is written by Tao Wong, the bestselling scifi and fantasy LitRPG author of the System Apocalypse, Adventures on Brad and the Hidden Wishes.

©2019 Tao Wong (P)2019 Tao Wong

Excellent

I really like this series, its enjoyable even when its Slice of Life at times.
I'm very excited for the next book.

great book

it was a vary good blood so ready for the next one to come out

Great story, can't put it down

Guess its hard to compare Performance to award winner Nick Poedel (sic) but still very good. Appreciate the different voices for characters. Wish there was some character list or guide.
Certain parts of the story seemed slightly under developed or skipped over - battles with some enemies went from middle of fight to afterwards.
Good character development and relationships.
Will get the 3rd book.

Enjoyable continuation

Another good cultivation story, with Wu-Ying steadily growing, but most importantly not in an OP type of way. More exposure to the world and mythology. Looking forward to the next.

Good listen. Evenly paced.

Good narration. Not many annoying characters or scenes. Travis does his usual excellent work. Now I’m meeting the required word count.