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Loading... Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls, #1) (edition 2021)by Phil Tucker The_Book_Kaiju | Jan 16, 2023 |   Meanwhile they cultivate mana into their heart to get better and to develop higher levels with special abilities. All is set against the MC but he prevails against all odds. Good thing is that the story changes throughout the book a lot. therefore it is not the same old grinding like a lot of cultivation books do. I would like to see a bit more character development -especially in the side kicks of the MC. Looks like a good series to follow. (  ) Wolkenfels | Feb 25, 2023 | What a fun ride this was! Philip Tucker's newest novel is classified as a progression fantasy, so of course one would expect all the genre conventions that come with it. There's a hero that is striving to improve himself, and people that try to block his way. The hero is never overpowering, so when he succeeds despite his struggles, the victory feels well earned. Yet what I loved most about Bastion was the world. What an interesting layered world it was. It took some time to understand the layout and nature of Bastion, but as someone who loves exploring secondary worlds in Fantasy, I was hooked. I fully recommend reading it just for the setting alone. The interesting characters and progression are icing on top. ( ) The_Book_Kaiju | Jan 16, 2023 | Not bad at all, but I couldn't bother any longer. DNF @28 % (  ) syssneck | Jun 30, 2022 | |
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What a fun ride this was! Philip Tucker's newest novel is classified as a progression fantasy, so of course one would expect all the genre conventions that come with it. There's a hero that is striving to improve himself, and people that try to block his way. The hero is never overpowering, so when he succeeds despite his struggles, the victory feels well earned.
Yet what I loved most about Bastion was the world. What an interesting layered world it was. It took some time to understand the layout and nature of Bastion, but as someone who loves exploring secondary worlds in Fantasy, I was hooked. I fully recommend reading it just for the setting alone. The interesting characters and progression are icing on top. (