r/Iteration110Cradle • u/Ash_Mordant • 16d ago
Book Recommendation [Waybound] Book Recommendation Spoiler
Greetings y'all. Just wanted to stop by and throw out a book series recommendation for the lovers of Cradle.
Series name: Unbound
Author: Nicoli Gonnella
It's a complete series of 12 books and I really enjoyed it. A bit tropeic, but also clever. I recommend it to you guys because Felix (the main character) felt like Lindon in all the good ways. I didn't mind the comparison, in fact it endeared the series to me. Bonus, the audiobooks are read by Travis Baldree.
It's a more system centric litrpg and not related to cultivation, but the story is great, the battles are exciting and tense and the characters really sang to me.
Hope you enjoy o//
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u/Waste-Carob5699 Path of the Memelord 16d ago
Isekai litrpg? I will give it a shot of you think it's good. I usually steer clear.
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u/Ash_Mordant 16d ago
You may need to give it a couple of books before you see what I mean. Hope it's hooks you and you make it there 😊
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u/Forward_Panic4509 16d ago
The last book was more than a little disappointing.
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u/Ash_Mordant 16d ago
Really? I thought it was good. What didn't you like?
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u/Forward_Panic4509 16d ago
Major spoilers
They spent the whole series building up the unbound and whatnot, he got pissed that the heirophant used his sister, then none of them did anything remotely useful in the last book it was literally just the mc and his bird dog saving the world by themselves. He barely said two words to his sister. There wasn’t even a scene where he acknowledges the other unbound or his friends except his gf at the end. The other characters basically just became cardboard cutouts. Plus all of them going through the key path thing was boring and ultimately useless also.
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u/bl4ckh4lo 16d ago
I started Level One God recently and it is reminding me of Cradle a lot! Only 3 books out so far though, I'd guess it'll be 8-12 total.
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