JC Kang 康壯 is an arms dealerさんのイラストまとめ

Orchestra of Treacheries and Dances of Deception, narrated by @natalienaudus, are now available on Audible!

https://t.co/G8E7DLpoY8

I was inspired by Sarah Lin's Street Cultivation to set a Xianxia-style Progression Fantasy within a non-traditional setting-- in this case, Kyoto 2800 AD.

As a Chinese Medicine practitioner and Wing Chun teacher, I combined a lot of real-world theories into the martial system.

It's taken 10 months, but I finally finished the 1.5 draft of my Cyberpunk/Xianxia mashup, Quantum Cultivation. I have until April 12 to revise before sending it off to the proofreader.

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Chapter 20
How's Kaiya's night turning out for you? Any thoughts about the Dragon Scale Lute?

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Chapter 12/Behind the Scenes
In this chapter, we're introduce to the Eldaeri, one of two human races not based on a real Earth culture. They escaped the orcs thousands of years ago, and settled on a distant continent where they mingled with elves. (1/2)

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Chapter 10 Discussion
This is a brand new chapter, which gives more screen time to Wen-- who readers came to love in Scions of the Black Lotus.

Five years ago today, not knowing what the heck I was doing (but thinking I did), I released my first book, The Dragon Scale Lute; the next three books in the series followed soon afterwards. The cover was all wrong for the target audience...

In retrospect, I should've used the artist's original version, where her boobs were nearly spilling out of her hanfu.

@PetrikReads in yet another book.
(I was prouder of the color blending I did in this one)