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Adventures on Brad #6
The Forest's Silence
Having escaped the Dungeon, Daniel and his new party members have just begun to relax before a new challenge awaits them. Tula, their Ranger, takes on an expedition quest into the wild's, dragging Daniel and his city-dwelling friends into a new environment. Together, they'll have to face unknown, new dangers, monstrous aerial creatures and learn about the greater dangers on Brad.
The Forest's Silence is book 6 of the Adventures on Brad, a young adult LitRPG / GameLit fantasy series. A slice-of-life adventure of everyday heroes attempting to make their living as Adventurers in a fantasy world inspired by your favorite isekai and Japanese light novels.
The Forest's Silence is book 6 of the Adventures on Brad, a young adult LitRPG / GameLit fantasy series. A slice-of-life adventure of everyday heroes attempting to make their living as Adventurers in a fantasy world inspired by your favorite isekai and Japanese light novels.
170 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 1, 2019
About the author
Tao Wong
152 books1,032 followersTao Wong is the author of the A Thousand Li progression fantasy series and the System Apocalypse LitRPG series, among others. His work has been released in audio, paperback, hardcover, and ebook formats, and translated into German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, and several other languages. He was shortlisted for the UK Kindle Storyteller Award in 2021 for A Thousand Li: The Second Sect. In 2026, the first three books in the A Thousand Li series will be republished in hardcover by Ace Books.
When he’s not writing or working, he enjoys practicing martial arts, reading, and dreaming up new worlds. He lives in Toronto, Canada.
When he’s not writing or working, he enjoys practicing martial arts, reading, and dreaming up new worlds. He lives in Toronto, Canada.
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February 17, 2021
Another fun interesting quick read.
Overall I have enjoyed the series. This is a bit of a change up compared to the previous books but was interesting nonetheless. the series is told in third person omniscient point of view with the first two books being present tense narration and the last four being past tense. The past tense flows much more smoothly I think. There is a bit of head hopping at times but for the most part it is clear whose head you hopped into. In the beginning continuity was very strong and it still remains strong but there are some slip-ups here and there. I was glad to see at least he had a short line mentioning and enchanted ring he gained at the end of the first book. Considering how advantageous that ring was supposed to be it's pretty much gone by the wayside since book 2.
I do think the last few books he's leaned more heavily into the RPG factor. The mentioning of health bars Mana bars and almost a name health reading and level of enemies sort of point of view. Not a big fan of that because starting off while it did have a measure of RPG it was still more fantasy. I think if it started out with the stronger mix of RPG it would have been okay but considering what has been added in the 4th 5th and 6th book of the series it does feel a bit awkward considering the slight format change.
In the past few books also a certain character who used to refer to fellow adventurers as "hero" then their names now are calling them "friend" then their names. Is something small a minor but it was a character quirk that changed without explanation in the past couple books.
Truthfully that's a bit nitpicky because the series is a fast fun read it is full of action and a bit of character moments but not much. There are no relationships or romance really any longer in the story. not that there was much in the first place. The humor is still there to a point but the story is very much a plug and play quick read for fun series.
I am more interested in martial arts cultivation stories or normal epic fantasy urban fantasy paranormal fantasy top literature but this genre does have some good storytelling possibilities in it. The thing is is keeping the balance between the literary and the rpg. Without the actual framing of a game it is distracting when enemies have health bars for no particular reason since there's no gaming setup for that in a dungeons & dragons type world. I guess I just have to get used to the series or genre better set.
Once more the series is young adult and above and if you enjoy tabletop we're playing games I think you can get into it a bit.
Overall I have enjoyed the series. This is a bit of a change up compared to the previous books but was interesting nonetheless. the series is told in third person omniscient point of view with the first two books being present tense narration and the last four being past tense. The past tense flows much more smoothly I think. There is a bit of head hopping at times but for the most part it is clear whose head you hopped into. In the beginning continuity was very strong and it still remains strong but there are some slip-ups here and there. I was glad to see at least he had a short line mentioning and enchanted ring he gained at the end of the first book. Considering how advantageous that ring was supposed to be it's pretty much gone by the wayside since book 2.
I do think the last few books he's leaned more heavily into the RPG factor. The mentioning of health bars Mana bars and almost a name health reading and level of enemies sort of point of view. Not a big fan of that because starting off while it did have a measure of RPG it was still more fantasy. I think if it started out with the stronger mix of RPG it would have been okay but considering what has been added in the 4th 5th and 6th book of the series it does feel a bit awkward considering the slight format change.
In the past few books also a certain character who used to refer to fellow adventurers as "hero" then their names now are calling them "friend" then their names. Is something small a minor but it was a character quirk that changed without explanation in the past couple books.
Truthfully that's a bit nitpicky because the series is a fast fun read it is full of action and a bit of character moments but not much. There are no relationships or romance really any longer in the story. not that there was much in the first place. The humor is still there to a point but the story is very much a plug and play quick read for fun series.
I am more interested in martial arts cultivation stories or normal epic fantasy urban fantasy paranormal fantasy top literature but this genre does have some good storytelling possibilities in it. The thing is is keeping the balance between the literary and the rpg. Without the actual framing of a game it is distracting when enemies have health bars for no particular reason since there's no gaming setup for that in a dungeons & dragons type world. I guess I just have to get used to the series or genre better set.
Once more the series is young adult and above and if you enjoy tabletop we're playing games I think you can get into it a bit.
July 19, 2020
Good but again needs reviewing
Very good story and love the characters but again the grammar and spelling needs work, gets very annoying having to re-read sentences also not staying in-line with the other books e.g. Asin has greens eyes in the other books but this book she has violet eyes?
Very good story and love the characters but again the grammar and spelling needs work, gets very annoying having to re-read sentences also not staying in-line with the other books e.g. Asin has greens eyes in the other books but this book she has violet eyes?
December 14, 2024
Nothing particularly i didn't like but it is a grinding story and I just do not get into them .
New acquaintances, farewells to others. Time to decide what is next.
The consequences of the gift grows ever more painful and damaging.
New acquaintances, farewells to others. Time to decide what is next.
The consequences of the gift grows ever more painful and damaging.
August 24, 2025
Another great addition to the series
Even outside of the dungeons the drama and excitement continues. This was another great exploration of the world of Brad outside of the dungeon norm. I appreciate the struggles each character deals with. Now, on to the next book.
Even outside of the dungeons the drama and excitement continues. This was another great exploration of the world of Brad outside of the dungeon norm. I appreciate the struggles each character deals with. Now, on to the next book.
July 14, 2020
6th book and true to form throughout!
I have very much enjoyed this series. Very much looking forward to the next installment and unveiling of the world Daniel lives in.
I have very much enjoyed this series. Very much looking forward to the next installment and unveiling of the world Daniel lives in.
August 2, 2020
Great book
Stellar work once again from Tao Wong! Lots of action and adventure, leveling and skills. Looking forward to the next one!
Stellar work once again from Tao Wong! Lots of action and adventure, leveling and skills. Looking forward to the next one!
March 30, 2021
Thumbs-up
Fun to read. Pretty easy to follow and hopefully there will be more books in the near future. Thanks for the adventures
Fun to read. Pretty easy to follow and hopefully there will be more books in the near future. Thanks for the adventures
May 18, 2022
This book was even better than the last two. Good Job.
October 6, 2026
A different adventure for the team. It was good to see them in a different environment. On to the next one!
November 25, 2019
Another great book in the series, although this one feels like less is getting done than the previous one. Most likely due to the fact that the previous book finished in such a nice note, with a lot of intrigue and potential and then that gets "walled over" fairly quickly in the story.
It feels a lot like the questing book in the series as opposed to the dungeon dive we've enjoyed so far.
Nonetheless, it's really well crafted and we continue to see the struggle of the MC as he juggles advancement, development and his Gift usage. Really cool series overall.
It feels a lot like the questing book in the series as opposed to the dungeon dive we've enjoyed so far.
Nonetheless, it's really well crafted and we continue to see the struggle of the MC as he juggles advancement, development and his Gift usage. Really cool series overall.
February 3, 2020
Another good story
Enjoyable read that is well paced and interesting diversion from the usual dungeon diving. More interesting skills discovered and new monsters to fight. Look forward to the next adventure 😁
Enjoyable read that is well paced and interesting diversion from the usual dungeon diving. More interesting skills discovered and new monsters to fight. Look forward to the next adventure 😁
September 3, 2019
Love It
I like this series and look forward to reading it every time it comes out. The series has a uniqueness all its own
I like this series and look forward to reading it every time it comes out. The series has a uniqueness all its own
September 18, 2019
Love your work
Please keep on with your beautiful writing. I thoroughly enjoy reading everything that you have written. You are very talented. Thank you.
Please keep on with your beautiful writing. I thoroughly enjoy reading everything that you have written. You are very talented. Thank you.
October 6, 2019
Good
Another good entry in the series, I am looking forward to see what happens next for Daniel and the rest.
Another good entry in the series, I am looking forward to see what happens next for Daniel and the rest.
December 2, 2019
A good series
The series started out rough, but steadily improved. The characters are realistic, show development, and inner conflict. Definitely worth reading.
The series started out rough, but steadily improved. The characters are realistic, show development, and inner conflict. Definitely worth reading.
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