[No female lead, slow-paced, no harem, not a power fantasy, no formulaic tropes, and no mindless writing. Please don't read if these bother you.]
As spiritual energy grows increasingly scarce, the apocalypse of the cultivation world is now foreseeable. Some are contemplating reform, some seek to rule over all, some are planning to flee, and some have decided to lie flat and wait for death...
Those who refuse to accept their fate resort to every means available, but where does the hope of breaking this deadlock lie?
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Ye Fu was rewarded by a fox spirit and sent to a cultivation school, where his daily life as a cultivator began.
Later, he awakened a System called Cradle, designed to help babies grow up safely. There are dragon babies, merfolk babies, and more.
With no great ambitions, Ye Fu is quite content with his life as a dad in the cultivation world.
At the same time, though, he understands less and less why the cultivation world is hidden from the public.
After reading a few chapters, I felt that the world setting was not good enough. When I read the introduction, I thought it would be a more relaxed story, but I didn't expect it to follow the routine of an urban cool novel. The setting is really good.
It's good to watch, but the scenes with the cubs are still a bit lacking. I look forward to the appearance of the cubs.