A Rogue Cultivator Builds a Clan: Starting with Gossip
散修建立家族：从吃瓜开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 366k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
175Chapters
3Reads
6.1Score
41kReads · all time
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Reader comments 26
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It's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating!!!
The protagonist can be said to be the first mortal ancestor of his family to cultivate immortality. Shouldn't the seniority be calculated from his father's generation? My cousins have spiritual roots, but they are younger and equal in age. The third cousin's child who has spiritual roots is one generation younger when he arrives at the family station! Didn't you think about this issue? Also, it is much better to call the patriarch and uncle than to call him master! Calling the clan leader and clan uncle gives a higher sense of identity, and calling him master feels like someone with a foreign surname, just like in ancient times, when a family gave a surname, it was not inferior to others. Personal opinions can be discussed, please don't criticize!
It's okay so far, but at the fifth level of Qi refining stage, I can't defeat ordinary wolves. What's going on? In order to avoid being exposed, I watched many villagers have their families destroyed.
So far so good.
The author is imitating it (from casual cultivator to establishing a family), right? I read the first five chapters, and the plot is exactly the same, except that the natives are changed to time-travelers. It took me a whole day to find a second book of this type. I hope the author will write something different in the future. Five stars for encouragement!
First of all, the plot is a bit confusing. The author is a person who can travel a thousand miles but it takes a month or two for a person to reach the fifth level of Qi Refining. He also said that it takes four or five months for a mortal. It's just nonsense. I can have a thousand miles like you in half a month, and it's easy [scroll][scroll][scroll]
I just want to ask the author, in the second chapter, the protagonist rushed up desperately knowing that it was a cultivator fighting, but he didn't leave and was killed! As a mortal cultivator, even the slightest fallout from a fight can kill you. How is it like a person who has lived for forty years? To use an analogy, it is like two waves of people fighting with guns. When you encounter them, you don't run away, but rush towards the two waves of people with all your strength.
Come on, I really don't want to read some systematic family stories.
I really like reading this kind of book about casual cultivators establishing a cultivating family.
It is best for mortal parents to form a cultivating family and take it over and take a look.