The Amansi Chronicles (ancient Egyptian cultivation - book 1 complete)
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- Status
- Ongoing
- Year
- 2026
- Author
- OCRAuthor
Chapters(62 total)
- Chapter 56 - DialogusApr 6, 2026
- Chapter 55 - Feels Like HomeApr 3, 2026
- Chapter 54 - A Return To FormApr 1, 2026
- Prologue - The First Palace of HefatitiMar 30, 2026
- Chapter 53 - Long OverdueMar 27, 2026
- Chapter 52 - AftermathMar 25, 2026
- Chapter 51 - A PromiseMar 23, 2026
- Chapter 50 - Schemes and PlotsMar 20, 2026
- Chapter 49 - Pox-Covered WhoreMar 18, 2026
- Chapter 48 - Yet Another ClimbMar 16, 2026
- Chapter 47 - Creeping FingersMar 13, 2026
- Chapter 46 - The Corridors of PowerMar 12, 2026
- Chapter 45 - And Yet, HopeMar 11, 2026
- Chapter 44 - The Mad and The DemonicMar 10, 2026
- Chapter 43 - ChoicesMar 9, 2026
- Chapter 42 - City Of GhostsMar 6, 2026
- Chapter 41 - Snakes In The PastMar 5, 2026
- Chapter 40 - A Night Of Burning BloodMar 4, 2026
- Chapter 39 - Return To IdibMar 3, 2026
- Interlude - The Arbiter of IdibMar 2, 2026
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Community Reviews(2)
- Lock_KnightRoyal Road★★★★★ 5.0
Do you like xianxia of the spirit-cultivating variety? 'Course you do, it's a tentpole genre of web serials at this point. Internalize power and knowledge, externalize results. It's like if school worked as advertised.Do you like character depth? 'Course you do, you're a reader of distinction and taste. Layered characters provide a helpful framework for all those lovely powers and abilities to hang on between life-or-death confrontations with beasts and men.Do you like ancient Egypt or a fantastical facsimile thereof? 'Course you do, it's got haunted tombs, slick monsters, and the crushing weight of millennia to draw from.Do you like stories about a protagonist exploring the depth of his personal ideals of duty and responsibility, all while grappling with the concept that his latent loyalty might be used as a lever to move him across the game board of state?How about all of the above?Good news, friend! You're already there.Salesman mode aside, I like Heshtat as a leading man and his bromance with Maatkare is great. Plus I'm a sucker for cultivation novels that use a different background than the semi-standard Daoist East Asian potpourri.
- Lux1890Royal Road★★★★★ 5.0
An engaging fantasy with a deep and interesting mythology. Contains jokes, demons, and sand.I have binged the story over the past few days and enjoyed it greatly. Well-written combat, likeable characters, crisp plot, and enigmatic gods. What else do you need in an Egyptian cultivation story?I look forward to reading more when the next chapter arrives.