The More Prosperous My Clan Becomes, the More Terrifying My Power Gets
家族越昌盛，我的实力越恐怖
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- The Longevity Immortal Clan: Starting as an Alchemy Apprentice长生仙族，从炼丹学徒开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's almost chapter 100! The protagonist has finally become invincible in the Qi Refining Realm, but he's also 40 years old. The "Many Children, Many Blessings" system has no chance of being useful. After 20 years of cultivating immortality, he has only married two Daoist partners and had three children. The novel next door has already had tens of thousands of children and received rewards left and right!
I saw someone say it's a bit toxic, I didn't believe it, but now I'm going to die 🥺🥺 My last words: The pace was slow, I did very few system tasks, and didn't make good use of the system. First, I cultivated for over ten years, during which I had two children and improved my cultivation slightly. Then, I occupied a territory with a woman and immediately went into seclusion for ten years 🤦🤦.
To give an objective assessment, this book is fairly standard, a traditional family novel. It's reasonably readable, but there aren't any particularly outstanding highlights. It also has quite a few flaws, and the setting has some issues. For example, the author doesn't seem to have any idea about prices, as the settings are quite unreasonable.
The clear and logical structure makes you want to keep reading.
Honestly, it's been a long time since I've encountered a cultivation novel that I'm truly eager to read. Initially, I thought it might just be another system-driven, wish-fulfillment story with no substance, just something to enjoy for a quick laugh. However, it completely surprised me. The author is fantastic, and the writing is excellent.
The plot structure of this book seems to be modeled after Wenchaogong's "Cultivating Immortality in a Chaotic World of Demons and Martial Arts," with many elements cut from other novels. However, the author later develops his own unique style within the family-based narrative, providing the necessary exciting moments and maintaining a decent pace that is neither too drawn out nor too hasty. Overall, it's a good read, and hopefully, the author can develop his own distinctive style.
It's actually quite good and exciting. But the author is also a genius; to pad the word count, he writes the protagonist's rise to fame every time the main character becomes famous. 🤦 "At the age of five, he sold his family's meager land alone, exchanged it for two large pancakes and a few dozen coins to venture into the martial arts world, and at the age of seventeen, he stood at the pinnacle of…
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