Clan Cultivation: From the Start, I Had a Spirit-Conducting Treasure Mirror

It's well-written, brutal, and quite realistic. Some might find it cruel, but reality is far crueler. The cruelty we face today stems from the powerless capping of power; society thirty or forty years ago was a naked display of conspiracy, scheming, and bloodshed. During feudal dynasties, there was even less restraint; people fought tooth and nail for survival resources, resulting in far more bloody battles.

It's beautifully written; I read it page by page, not just skimmed it. I looked through more than twenty pictures in no time.

I've been following the book closely, and I'm also paying attention to online reviews. Actually, the great path is the way, and the lesser paths are also paths. We read books from our own perspectives, offering genuine insights as well as nitpicking. Here, I also want to emphasize one point: can you understand the author's feelings?

Go go go!

Keep it up! Although there are some flaws, the plot and world-building are quite good. It's a novel cultivation family story. Some details are flawed, but with some revisions, it might be even better. However, a 7.1 rating is really unfair to such a relatively novel book. Let's see if it falls apart later. Since the protagonist is hidden, he might die later. Let's see how they handle that. Keep it up!

This is a really good book, a rare find. The concept is novel. It's just that there are too few chapters.

It's entirely possible to create some assassins without spiritual roots. The idea that no one can detect the lack of spiritual roots is flawed; once someone has cultivation, others shouldn't be able to detect their spiritual root issue. Otherwise, the protagonist's life would be too difficult—they'd always be hidden from the light, and they'd never dare share their fruits with others.

Sure. Write it carefully, and make sure to follow the outline. Don't deviate from the established rules.

It's pretty good. I've finished watching it.

It's pretty good, but the main character doesn't appear very often. 666, Wang Liyuan was beheaded by the protagonist and he still managed to revive. Author, you truly live up to your reputation.