After Returning Home, I Built a Sword Immortal Clan
回家之后，我打造出了剑仙世家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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It's alright, but there's one point of criticism: Xu Qingya died. Family stories shouldn't end with deaths in the early stages; Cheng An could have saved the day and they could have escaped together. Did you consider the development of the direct line? Cheng An won't easily marry while at the academy, the protagonist won't reach Foundation Establishment so quickly, and the direct line only has one little girl. Is a family really enough to rely on just a few sword cultivators fighting?
This is a really good book. It's the first novel I could actually immerse myself in in 2024. This rating is really unfair; I hope fellow avid readers will discover this gem.
The plot is generally fine, but the character development could be improved. Overall, it's better than most of Tomato's family-themed novels. Others either have excessive and stiff dialogue, or the protagonist is portrayed as a loser. The protagonist in this book is thoughtful, and the dialogue is handled very well.
This book is pretty good on Tomato. The sentences are fluent, and although the writing style is a bit lacking, it's still not bad. However, as for the plot... Try to think of other plot points yourself. It's okay for those who haven't read it on the other site, but it's hard for those who have read it on the other site to get into it. Keep up the good work!
Personally, I think it's okay, except for Xu Qingya's part, which is unnecessary.
A very good book, well-written, single female protagonist who wields a sword, neither a saint nor reckless. I enjoyed reading it, but the updates are too slow. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.
The updates are a bit slow, but the plot logic is okay. You can sense that several members of the Li family will die and become Li Yang's allies. It started off well, but then my expectations dropped. I'm still willing to watch, though. I hope it's not too cliché and has some innovation.
It felt like a true cultivation experience, where powerful cultivators didn't treat lesser cultivators like human beings. It was cruel yet realistic. The characters of the "leek farmer" and the "fisherman" truly demonstrated the terrifying power and control of powerful cultivators (Nascent Soul stage). The different protagonists provided a unique cultivation experience.
I've finally found a family-themed novel I can read! When will the protagonist finally start cultivating?
Compared to other cultivation novels on the market, this book has indeed pioneered a new genre of ensemble fiction. However, like a large tree, the trunk is easy to grasp at first glance, but once the branches and leaves flourish, it becomes difficult to control. Hopefully, the author can maintain this control.