Xuanhuan: Starting as the Family's Spirit Beast
玄幻：从成为家族灵兽开始
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- The Clan Is in Danger! Quick, Fetch the Spirit Serpent Ancestor家族有难，快去请灵蛇老祖Alternate title on Fanqie
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Very good. In a cultivation family story, the focus should be on the family itself. If it relied entirely on the protagonist's brilliance, it wouldn't be a cultivation family novel, but rather a typical overpowered protagonist story. Although the protagonist only appears in 30% of the story, the portrayal of the ensemble cast feels very engaging.
It's obvious the author is a novice, probably a full-time writer (if the author sees this, please reply, right?). The writing is a bit immature, and some of the flaws are common for beginners. However, I've read a lot of books and am quite tolerant of bad writing. Normally, this book would only get three stars, but because the author is a beginner, I'll give it four.
Strengths: This is a family ensemble piece, currently depicting a family that has achieved some success in its entrepreneurial endeavors. The time span between chapters is relatively short, suggesting the author intends to develop the story gradually, much like the novel *Xuanjian*.
The author's writing is excellent, the characters are vividly portrayed, and it's not a mindless, invincible system story; the logic is very good. However, the main character's development is a bit lacking. Overall, this book is truly refreshing and highly recommended.
I finished it in one go, it was so satisfying! It's a great read, a very traditional cultivation novel, and the cultivation progression is very reasonable. I'm looking forward to the next installment. A very good family-themed story; I'm really looking forward to what happens next.
I'm a long-time critic, but your writing isn't bad, and the style isn't simplistic. It's quite interesting, and I think I can keep reading. Reading book reviews isn't a good idea, but I'm giving you encouragement. I think it's good; at least I haven't seen any major flaws so far.
It's actually quite good. As long as the author doesn't set the premise too far off, fills in the plot holes, and maintains a smooth and organized narrative, it deserves an 8.5 Or higher rating.
It's a good read, but I haven't seen the latest chapter yet. There are a few typos in the book, but they don't affect the overall quality. Also, there's a passage that says he carries a longsword, but later says he uses a knife in battle, but these flaws don't detract from the overall enjoyment.
The author writes in great detail; it's not a typical "Mary Sue" story. It's basically a story of a family rising from nothing, from mortal to immortal cultivator, all through their own hard work and progress. It's incredibly difficult, and the author seems to kill off characters frequently, especially after eliminating powerful figures later on, making survival even harder.
I've been reading it on and off for a while now. The author's world-building is quite good, and while the content has a few minor flaws, a 7-something rating is a bit low, so I'm giving it a five-star review to show my support. It's not just about leveling up and monster-slaying for fun; it's a very realistic family-based cultivation story.