Beware of Chicken 2: A Xianxia Cultivation Novel

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Not many details are known about Rou Jin’s life before transmigrating, which he refers to as the Before, beyond the facts that he was originally from Canada, he had a good relationship with his family and he has had experience working in a farm.

The first volume of the blockbuster progression-fantasy series—with more than 16 million views on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible! Were I not currently living hand to mouth I'd happily dish out a few bucks a month to simply be one among surely a growing number a people wishing to show our support to your creative endavours in writing. Thank you for your hard work thus far and this "review" is just me ranting a bit because its just so damned a rare and pleasant suprise to actually be suprised I feel, especially from a genre thats been at my "avoid 9 times out of 10" regardless of any positivity surrounding the work.Beware of Chicken may not be perfect, but I absolutely love the characters, the story, the way it's written, and I'm currently re-reading the chapters that were published so far, while waiting for new chapters with baited breath. He just wants to make his own little slice of heaven in the peaceful, backwater regions of the Azure Hills with his rooster Big D, and maybe that cute sassy girl from the village.

All in all, what starts as a cozy ride with endearing characters evolves and grows as the world starts to take notice of a new power. The story is told partly in first person but often moves to other points of view, even within the same chapter. It was right against my chicken coop, so I could hear if there were any predatory interlopers during the night, but the foxes and the wolves had yet to notice my intrusion, and the prey animals that I had. The different characters come alive on the page, from the farm animals to a cultivator from another sect to leader of the area who worries about offending the cultivator.New Birthday 3 By Tsuu Yin's Pipa Playing (featuring Shaggy Two) The Dandelion's Seeds: Art By Tsuu Character heights. Turns out that just because he turned his back on cultivation, doesn't mean that the Cultivator Life is going to leave him behind so easily. But what kept me going, and made me laugh out loud way more than usual (enough for Melissa to remark on), were the farm friends. They move forward, and forward some more, with occasional new threats appearing that become mini-episodes in the larger tale. Regardless, the main focus is not power levels, but the relationships the characters form as they help each other, party together, and occasionally trade pointers.

And boy have I been pleasantly suprised, full of humour, warmth and plenty of interesting little tidbits and mysteries in regards to to how the world functions, as well as a very pleasant take on character interactions thus far.The main character, Rou Jin, wants to leave the cultivator life and doesn't give a slight toss about unparalleled strength, but his literal cultivation of the lands of his farm translate into cultivation of his Qi, inadvertently driving his power level to unparalleled heights (I'd mark it as a spoiler, but I believe "the xianxia hero gets stupid strong" shouldn't come off as a shocking twist).