The Immortal Clan
长生王族
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 12h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Cultivation Novels About Large or Medium-Sized Families, with Golden Core-Level Cultivators or Stronger
Looking for books like *The Jiang Clan's Immortal Path*. I'm worn out by stories about small clans where the whole family is useless and relies on the protagonist to support them. Are there any cultivation stories about a family that can back the protagonist up and show off their second-generation wealth?
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, and Nascent Soul
Other people can control one sword, but he can control many. Others can command one spirit beast, while he can command many. Ideally, the story also has an immortal estate or a personal space.
Proper Cultivation Stories: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul...
To help others, first help yourself. To cultivate, first cultivate your heart.
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Violet Palace, Golden Core, Spatial Storage, Farming, Alchemy, Cultivation
I'd like books similar to Mortal Cultivation: The Immortal Fate of the Violet Mansion.
Cultivation Novels About Selling Medicine or Talismans to Earn Spirit Stones and Slowly Build Up
I want to read books similar to With an Attribute Panel, I Ground My Way into Becoming a Cultivation Grandmaster.
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
Are there any cultivation novels like *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*? I'm looking for the classic progression: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Void Refinement, Body Integration, Tribulation Transcendence, and Mahayana.
Cultivation Clan Stories, From a Small Family to a Top-Ranking Clan
Ensemble Cast, Eastern Fantasy, and Xuanjian Immortal Clan
I’ve caught up with *The Mysterious Immortal Clan*, and Ji Yueren updates too slowly. There’s never enough to read! Please recommend something similar, or with similarly well-developed characters, good writing, and a steady pace.
Cultivation Novels with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, and Deification
Becoming the Founder of a Powerful Sect
Novels Where the Protagonist Builds a Sect, 3 Million Words Long
Looking for a novel where the protagonist establishes a sect, around three million characters long.
System + Ancestor-Building + Family Development
Any good recommendations? I want a story about a small clan being led step by step by its founding ancestor to build a dynasty, mainly focused on developing the family!
Looking for Family Cultivation Stories. The Clan Should Ideally Be a Golden Core Clan
Looking for books similar to *Two Hundred Years After the Spiritual Qi Revival, My Family Reaps All the Benefits*.
Large and Medium-Sized Cultivation Clans, with a Golden Core Cultivator as the Standard Starting Setup
Male-Targeted Stories About Talent, Hard Work Paying Off, and Proficiency Systems
One Female Lead, One Female Lead, One Female Lead
No flirting or fooling around, just devotion to one person
High-Quality Xianxia Novels
Any high-quality xianxia novels?
I Don’t Have a Very Good Family, Please Help
I want to read books similar to "Family Cultivation: I Am the Clan’s Guardian Spirit Beast."
No Hope of Cultivation, So the Protagonist Builds a Family, Without More Children, More Blessings
I've Read Immortal Gourd, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, and Fortune's Gate. Looking for Similar Books
*The Ruins* and *The Strongest Abandoned Son*... I feel like there are no more dark horses in the cultivation world. I'm getting bored 😂
Books About Empires, Immortal Dynasties, Sects, and Clans Leveling Up
Looking for an immortal dynasty, sect, clan, or something similar that can be upgraded. I recommend the new book The Immortal Traces of the Dharma Image, a traditional cultivation novel about an ordinary person.
Looking for a Heavenly Spirit Root or Dual Spirit Roots, Not Those Five-Element Spirit Roots
Cultivation + Clan
The protagonist and his dad secretly built up their own factions in a small town, then killed a cultivator.
Cultivation Clan Stories: Qi Refining, Foundation Building, Golden Core
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I'm the first to give a five-star review
Take a good look at it, take a good look at it, and if you don't enjoy it, then it's gone.
This family article about cultivating immortality should not appear on Tomato, but on Starting Point. It ranks among the top three books on family cultivation that I have read. Taking the protagonist's vision as the main body and the family portrait as the perspective, it also includes the development of some family systems such as strategy, battle formations, Taoist soldiers, ship repairers, and immortal martial arts. From a small family with a few people to a family with millions, from a small family in the barren land to a family that controls an entire world. Very enjoyable to watch. Very well written.
The protagonist should be considered a genius in refining weapons.
I read 300 chapters in one go, which is pretty good. First of all: Most of the readers said that the consciousness of clones is too poisonous. I didn't want to read it at the time, but I thought I would endure it and read it. I found that it is not that poisonous. It is said to be clones, but it is not exactly the case. It is said in it that it is a Taoist weapon, that is, the protagonist's skills can separate 5 fighting souls, and then the protagonist super-builds their bodies. , Consciousness is a newborn with partial consciousness, a bit like uploading memories to a computer. In fact, it is different from the clone that most readers say, but more like the protagonist's brother. It seems that the clone (Daobing) cannot have children. Although it is not stated clearly, it seems like this. As for the protagonist, to be honest, the protagonist feels a bit like creating magic in the void, as if there is no protagonist. It can't be done, because most of the things that the supporting characters can't do, the protagonist can easily do (even if he has the same Enlightenment Tower as the protagonist), the setting is that the protagonist's talent is the 5th element of the spiritual root (currently, no spiritual root has been found to have any effect, except for practicing faster, it seems to have no P effect, because the protagonist has medicine that can increase the limit of the spiritual root, a person's limit, For example, a pseudo-spiritual root with gold, wood, water, fire, and earth can only increase 35566, not all 5 heavenly spiritual roots can be upgraded.) Why do you say that the protagonist creates spells in the void? Because it is outrageous. The protagonist has all the spells. He can create whatever he wants, and he can use it to improve what others have practiced. You are wrong, right? You are not an immortal cultivator, how do you know it is wrong? You are right again, the protagonist is indeed making things up randomly, so I call it authorial failure.
To be honest, I rarely rate Soda. I only rate it when I have watched it for a long time, or when I am very happy with it. Most of the time I just look at it and find it boring, and then delete it and leave without rating it.
It's so beautiful, so detailed. It's a world where a young monk can easily die and has to be careful every step of the way. It's really good. It's so in line with my wishes.
If nothing else, I give you full marks as the protagonist. It's not easy to meet someone from this family.
This book is already very well written, and I don't know if I can continue it until the later stages. Because some authors write very well in the early stage, but then fail to write well in the later stage. I hope the author can persevere until the end. 🤔🤔🤔 @ sixteen leaky fish 🤭🤭🤭
This is quite novel. The protagonist is the founder of the ancestor family. Most novels now have the protagonist reborn as a family heir, leading the family, or reborn a monster, and the treasure is bound to a family. As for creating a family, to be honest, I have never seen it before.