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Misbegotten Memories

Name: Misbegotten Memories
Rating: 4.62 (233 reviews)
Author: Brian Blose

Brian Blose

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Synopsis

The fate of humanity lies in the balance as war rages in the multiverse.

Blissfully unaware of this existential threat, people on Earth dream of lives on other worlds, receiving nightly memories that include first-hand knowledge of how to develop fantastical powers. Hector Thoreaux already has a lot to deal with. His father is dying and his marriage is ending. Yet now he dreams of a seemingly untalented war orphan learning to cultivate among the Xian.

Misbegotten Memories is a slow burn progression fantasy following the journey of Hector from an aging workaholic to the heights of power.

What to expect:

-Earned progression

-Some slice of life

-World building

-Character growth

-Cultivation nitty gritty

Release Schedule: Weekdays (Monday through Friday)

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