Cultivation Fantasy discussion

I am almost finished with Cradle series. I absolutely love it. It's only beaten by He Who Fights with Monsters in my opinion. I love them both. I have read most of Sanderson which I have mixed feelings about(love and meh). Within the genre of litrpg and cultivation there are so many series I want to read but I would love to get some suggestions based on my love of Cradle and HWFWM. I tried the Defiance of the Fall and didn't enjoy it. Dropped after the second book. Another favorite that I would consider cultivation is Codex Alera. I just joined the group and would love any recommendations.

Our tastes are a bit different, but you might like Art of the Adept series or Mother of Learning.

Kenzie wrote: "I am almost finished with Cradle series. I absolutely love it. It's only beaten by He Who Fights with Monsters in my opinion. I love them both. I have read most of Sanderson which I have mixed feel..."

Kenzie, I loved Cradle until the last book when he shoved that whole thing down our throats. I hated the ending so much that I won't read the story again and I read that thing three times, at least, until the last book.

It's a slower pace and all the character work is about the main character. It's very much about an inner journey, but I love 'A Thousand Li' by Tao Wong. I love it. For some comic relief in the genre, you can't beat 'Beware of Chicken', another one of my new favorites. Great stuff IMO.

Good luck out there.

Have you read Dungeon Crawler Carl ?

Loved Dungeon Crawler Carl, still love it since its still going. Cradle was also excellent, really like the zero to hero thing with progression elements. Another a bit like that is the "This is not an Apocalypse" series on amazon, its a slow burn but its pretty good. Cultivation, monsters, magic in a modern world with a zero to hero theme.

This is not an Apocalypse: Current Times