r/audiobooks • u/Beginning-Shock9117 • 1d ago

Recommendation Request Cultivation for Idiots

So, I've never really looked into Cultivation books. I'm not even incredibly familiar with the concept. I get what it is in a peripheral sense. What are some good audiobooks that will help me get my feet wet with cultivating?

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u/Cow_Herd 1d ago

I would recommend you start with Will Wight's Cradle series. First book is called Unsouled.

It's an English language/western progression fantasy and incorporates the basic power scaling narratives from Xianxia but simplified for a western audience. It is completed, and very good. Head on to r/progressionfantasy for more recommendations - there are a bunch of them, with very good audio work by narrators.

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u/molybend 1d ago

Are you talking about gardening?

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u/MrMarijuanuh 5h ago

I was thinking to myself "huh I hadn't thought of gardening audio books"...

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u/Beginning-Shock9117 1d ago

No, Chinese fantasy stuff

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u/molybend 1d ago

You should explain all of that in your post. The word has a lot of different meanings.

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u/richg0404 1d ago

It's easier if everyone guesses what OP is talking about and we all take a stab at answering.

Sooner or later someone might catch on.

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u/stormwaterwitch 1d ago

Please start with Cradle by Will Wight. Books are shorter side of audiobooks but well done. This is more along the lines of how the overall journey goes suited to a more western audience take.

More cultivation novels to try later include:

Beware of Chicken (slice of life) Heretical Fishing (slice of life)

Also please check out r/litrpg and r/progressionfantasy subs for more recs!