Tales of the Endless Empire by The Curator

The story is good at first if do say myself, but the training arc or whatever it's called didn't sit well with me, so I slowly lost interest 😢
But that means I simply gave up no no not at all. I simply just skimmed through the rest of the story up to chapter 282 😃👍 other than that I'd recommend it if U simply just wanna read just read ain't nobody's judge
U will get bored I promise you that 😂

Overall good read3/5

Author saw primal hunter
Author loved primal hunter
Author saw genetic ascension
Author loved genetic ascension
Author thought he could do better
Author didn't do better
The Curator bad
Zogarth good
Awespec has sadistic tendencies toward his MCs but also good
Ehm....
It's not just that it ain't original, all the top novels get enlightenment from somewhere else!
It's just that it's so, so, so, so, so, so trashy.
Overall 1/5.
Not 0 because I like systems and sh#t.

Useful bit of information, the rarities for stuff in this book are, in order: common, uncommon, rare, epic, exalted, ancient, legendary, mythic, ethereal, celestial, ascendant, empyrean, and divine.

I've only seen this mentioned once so far in my read through and it's hard to remember so I'm leaving this comment.

This is similar to "Primal Hunter," but it's less complex. If you're looking for something along those lines, then this is for you.

"Scrying into the Endless Scroll" — A reflective review by InkDrunk Wanderer of the Enchanted Lotus Pavilion

When I first unfurled the opening chapter of Tales of the Endless Empire, I felt as though I had been yeeted into a cultivation tutorial hosted by a caffeinated Spirit Beast with ADHD. The first few pages were a fog of stat panels, elemental pulses, and a protagonist tripping into destiny like a guy who touched the wrong jade artifact at a flea market.

But lo! Patience is a virtue… and not just because this novel hands you three chapters on crystals before someone even blinks at a boss fight. Once the dust settled, and our dear Thalion stopped reciting his regeneration stat like a monk chanting sutras, the true shape of the Dao emerged.

The magic system? LitRPG meets cultivation, with a splash of crafting alchemy and stat-induced ego inflation. A heavenly cocktail brewed in a cosmic tavern. The Curator hath built a world where side characters arrive, speak, and vanish like passing tribulation clouds—some thunderous, some oddly damp.

Our MC, Thalion, is a curious case. Occasionally a genius, occasionally a toddler given a nuke. At times, he levels like a phoenix on Red Bull, and the next moment he’s being outshined by Bob, the background blacksmith NPC. Truly, a protagonist of shifting qi tides. If ever the Heavens smiled and said, “Balance him not,” it was here.

Now, beware the dreaded Crafting Arc Tribulation. Many young readers have fallen asleep mid-inscription, their souls stolen by three chapters of forge-based exposition. But endure it, and you may yet reach the Astral Realm of Plot Progression.

As for the tale itself, it blooms like a celestial lotus — slowly, awkwardly, but with a surprising fragrance. It's a story that grows in confidence, like a junior alchemist learning not to explode the pill furnace.

Verdict: Come for the stat panels, stay for the soul. Endure the crystal-fueled pacing, the POV shifts that feel like divine misclicks, and Thalion's fluctuating power levels, and you’ll find yourself hooked. It’s not flawless, but it is earnest. And sometimes, the Dao rewards sincerity more than polish.

Recommended spiritual pairing: A mild soul-calming tea. Possibly mixed with patience pills.

Poison Resistance: 3.5/5. Mild repetition-induced qi deviation, but spiritually survivable.

Let the tale flow. And may the next crafting arc not last longer than a sect war.

— InkDrunk Wanderer, Cloud-Eyed Scribe of the Enchanted Lotus Pavilion
"Drank the ink, smoked the plot, now reviewing what’s left of my cultivation."

yesterday i asked my gf if we could try my r*pe fantasy

she said no

best night ever

The synopsis gave me high hopes but no inspiration from The Oracle Paths ? Man this reminded me of The Oracle Paths I should probably go back to reading it, I remember it was good, not sure how it ended up turning out though