
Growing Stronger Together with My Clan
与家族共同变强
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The author actually wrote this book very well. Really, I read it carefully and have been following it now. I feel that it is very good for the family. There should be no problem with any ginseng that comes with a 200 annual fee. It should be more difficult to get the Foundation Establishment Pill later, because practicing Qi to Foundation Establishment is a big threshold. You should know all the materials for refining the Foundation Establishment Pill. Being controlled by the sect and the aristocratic family, and then feeling silent in the later stage until the foundation building stage, then they have to transform. The third and fourth generations have to enter the sect to experience and look for opportunities to advance to the golden elixir. The third and fourth generations should also learn about weapon refining, and which formations and other side jobs, etc. My lord, the author's writing is quite good now. I still think highly of the author. Come on.
The protagonist is well portrayed, very ordinary, very ordinary, gets along well with his wife, and has a good farming style.
I haven't seen too much of it yet, so I won't say too much about the plot. It's pretty good except for being a bit bland. I also want to highlight the heroine you wrote. Although she doesn't have many scenes, you really captured the feeling between the husband and wife and the feeling of a good wife and loving mother. I can't figure out why the protagonist doesn't pretend to build a foundation? You are the flag of the family and the protagonist, but you are acting as a secret guard. The feeling of pleasure is directly negative. It seems aggrieved. You are still struggling, but at least you can balance the pleasure and the pain. Although the story is a group portrait, the reader is brought in from the beginning to the end. It is the protagonist. It is better for you. The protagonist fakes his death and evaporates and moves in the dark. In the family story, the pleasure of the protagonist leading the clan to develop and grow is completely gone. It is very simple to pretend to build the foundation. Is it difficult? If you still write like this in the Golden Core stage, you are not a dog but a rat. Now you can still tolerate this kind of rat plot in the Foundation Stage. It would be really disgusting if you still hide the protagonist in the Golden Core stage so that the protagonist, the head of the family, does not come out to shield the family from the wind and rain and lead the family. After all, he is the ancestor. When the family rises, he is treated like a clown and is forgotten by the world and his descendants. Future generations do not know the contribution he has made, nor do the descendants he educates. Is it interesting? A living clown, disgusting himself
I have questions. Since I want to join the cultivating immortality, follow this method. Monks do not exist in Jufang City, nor do they exist on the spiritual line. Then Shen Lingyu may develop more children. Raise up the mortal family among mortals. Following. The descendants of other monks merged with mortals. If this continues, the offspring will explode, and as many spiritual roots as possible will be born.
An underrated family fairy tale novel. I'm pretty good at the settings. Although there are systems in place, I don't rely heavily on them. Instead, it develops slowly and gradually. I would give it a nine-point rating for this very interesting book on family cultivation.
Looking at the author's message after the chapter, I feel that the writing is very humble. In fact, the balance has been grasped very well. If the first and second generations do not have a little luck, it is difficult to rise. But there is a disadvantage. The upper limit of the protagonist is determined by the upper limit of the descendants. This is very difficult to please in Tomato. You can consider upgrading the system later. Also, since it is a group portrait novel, the characters in this book are not distinct enough. This book consciously balances the protagonist's abilities, not just for fun, and it's not abusive, which seems very comfortable. Very optimistic about the author
There are no problems in the general direction. The key point is that the protagonist's behavior makes me feel like a silly son of a landlord. I wonder what will happen next? Give it 5 points to make up for my shrill voice.
A good family story, with a moderate pace and strict logic. There will be no sudden surge in strength. Every increase in strength is the result of hard work. The setting is also good, Goldfinger is not too outrageous, and the combat power is not too low. It is refreshing among the many fast-paced novels nowadays and relieves mental fatigue. Of course, there is basically no big joy, and there is basically no big poison. The characterization is okay, some characters can still remember some deeds, and you can feel that the family is gradually prospering.
The male protagonist's system of having many children and grandchildren is contradictory to only marrying two wives. In addition, he does not encourage more children and grandchildren, so this point is deducted. However, the family is very warmly written, but the male protagonist's family feels that it is not ruthless enough, and it feels that it will suffer a big loss in cultivating immortals. Being able to survive is more about the halo of the protagonist. This is a family novel.
I can also give five stars for the author's attitude. The writing is innovative and the family has developed well. At the beginning, he said that he could not practice Buddhism, but later he still had his own insights. In fact, it would be more reasonable to write that he could sort out the skills and techniques learned by the family and then pass them on to the children of the family.