When he was eight, he fought rats for food and gnawed on weeds like a beast of burden.
When he was nine, a wild wolf dragged him back to its den, and a tiger drove him to the edge of a cliff.
When he was ten, wearing tiger hide and gripping a wolf-fang dagger, he slew a giant python.
He had lost count of the wounds on his body. His battered frame was carried onward by his stubborn spirit, pushing him forward again and again. Living was exhausting, but he was unwilling to die.
His father, mother, playmates, neighbors, house, stream, and little sister... They were all gone, blown apart by a world-ending burst of purple light. He had survived, and now he would demand justice for his home.
When he was thirteen, he stepped onto the Path-Seeking Platform. There, a child accustomed to the law of the jungle fought his way out of the mortal world and into myth, becoming the one and only!
I've read all three books, and they're well-written, but why not finish one before starting a new one? If a reader is following them but suddenly finds there are no more updates, they might lose patience and enthusiasm.