Cultivation: Rise to Power Starting with a Qi Refining Clan
修仙：从炼气家族开始称霸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Other names
- The Li Clan of Shanyang: A Record of Cultivation山阳李氏修仙录Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for High-Quality Clan Cultivation Novels
Family clans.
Large and Medium-Sized Cultivation Clans, with a Golden Core Cultivator as the Standard Starting Setup
Looking for Cultivation Novels About Large or Medium-Sized Families, with Golden Core-Level Cultivators or Stronger
Looking for books like "The Jiang Clan's Immortal Path". I'm worn out by stories about small clans where the whole family is useless and relies on the protagonist to support them. Are there any cultivation stories about a family that can back the protagonist up and show off their second-generation wealth?
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Transformation
Looking for Stories Like Xuanjian Xianzu
Are there any cultivation stories like Xuan Jian, with an early holy sage and demonic sect kind of setup? The writing can be a little rough. I'm mainly looking for similar worldbuilding.
Cultivation! Farming! Laying Low! A Brainy Protagonist!
Looking for books similar to "As an Insect Cultivator, It's Only Natural for My Spirit Insects to Be a Little Overpowered (Supreme Insect Immortal)".
Build Your Own Faction from the Start and Grow It Step by Step
He treats his subordinates exceptionally well, acts decisively, and everyone fights to join his faction.
Cultivation Clan Stories, From a Small Family to a Top-Ranking Clan
Cultivation Stories That Start With a Spiritual Root Test in Childhood
Please, I beg you, don’t recommend stories that only start after the character is over ten years old.
Rated 9.9: Space, Spirit Herbs, Divine Beasts, Demonic Beasts, Cultivation Fantasy
Looking for books like "The Black Iron Pill Furnace".
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Violet Palace, Golden Core, Spatial Storage, Farming, Alchemy, Cultivation
I'd like books similar to Mortal Cultivation: The Immortal Fate of the Violet Mansion.
Family Saga Recommendations: No Masterpieces Left? Prove Me Wrong!
Looking for Rich-Protagonist Stories: No Dumbed-Down Characters, Lavish Spending, No Keeping a Low Profile, and Ideally Real-Life Figures
I want a story where the protagonist gets rich from the start, with little showing off or face-slapping. Keep it somewhat realistic, with all kinds of extravagant spending, and have them gradually enter elite circles. It’d be great if real people appeared in the story, too, to make it easier to immerse myself.
Mortal Cultivation, Immortal Insects: The Protagonist Must Raise Bugs
A Childbirth System That Gives Rewards, and Building a Cultivation Family
Cultivation or fantasy, where the protagonist has a child and the System rewards them with cultivation, treasures, techniques, and so on, or where they build a clan.
Any Stories About Rogue Cultivators Founding a Clan? None of That Weakling With Five Spiritual Roots Rising to Greatness
Read the title carefully before recommending. Don’t suggest stories about a useless protagonist rising to power.
Cultivation Stories About Beast-Taming Families
I'd like to read something like Cultivating Immortality as a Clan: From a Small Family to an Unrivaled Immortal Clan. I want something long, and it must not be on hiatus.
Beast Taming, Over 5,000 Chapters
Cultivation Novels with More Than 6,000 Chapters
Space and Cultivation, with Spirit Bees and Spirit Sheep Raised in the Space
Looking for a Cultivation Clan Story Focused on Formations, Artifact Forging, Talisman Making, and Alchemy
Clans, cultivation, and the four arts of cultivation.
Are There No Beast-Taming Novels with Powerful Clans?
Fellow Daoists, Please Recommend Books About Ordinary People Cultivating Immortality. Thanks!
I'm looking for recommendations about cultivating immortality, like A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, where the protagonist travels from the human realm to the spirit realm and the Miro Realm. Any suggestions, fellow cultivators?
A Small Clan’s Cultivation Journey Through Hardship, Eventually Becoming an Immortal Clan
I'm looking for books like "Cultivating Immortality: The Rise of the Jinling Immortal Clan". Too bad I can only add one book. Otherwise, I'd definitely add these masterpieces from my bookshelf and help fellow readers boost their ratings! You won't regret it!
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The Qin Family's Cultivation Chronicle
The Road to Rising from the Embers
Artifact Spirit: The Li Clan Legacy
Cultivating Immortality: Building the Strongest Clan
A Prodigy's Record of Immortal Beast-Taming
Clan Cultivation: The Rise of the Lin Clan on Mirror Lake Island
A Cultivation Clan Begins with Transmigration
The Legend of the Yun Clan
Clan Cultivation: Conquering All Worlds with My Golden Tree
The Number One Taiyi Clan
Clan Cultivation: Building the Number One Immortal Clan
I Cultivate an Immortal Farm Inside a Furnace
I Build Up My Clan with a System
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The Great Immortal Emperor: Even My Cao's Concubines Are Invincible
Clan Cultivation: Does Our Family Really Have No Golden Finger?
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The logic and pacing are both good, but you've been clearly rushing lately. Please don't rush, adjust your mindset and write carefully. A masterpiece of millions of words is not a dream. I look forward to the author becoming a legend! Write well, write slowly, don't falter!!!
This book maintains a rigorous balance of power levels, avoiding any abrupt plot twists or exaggerated storylines. Aside from the first forty chapters being somewhat bland, the later chapters are definitely worth reading. Go for it! [Salute]
This is the best novel ever written. There are no mindless lucky breaks, no cheat codes, no systems; only solid, capable characters with rich content and a logical plot. If it continues like this, it will definitely be better than *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, and it will definitely be adapted into a TV series and an anime. I'm putting this out there; let's all witness it together.
This book is the most mortal-style cultivation novel I've ever read. There are no cheat codes, no system panels, no ten times the time, no old monsters' soul guidance, no transmigrators' dimensional reduction attacks, and no fighting monsters above your level. There is birth, aging, sickness, and death; wars will also cause a lot of deaths; clansmen have their own ideas; and marriage alliances depend on whether they are compatible.
It's actually quite well-written; it's one of my favorite family-themed stories. However, I still want to remind the author that every character you create has a purpose. Whether they are good guys or bad guys, you should treat your characters with care, instead of giving them names like epilepsy. If you don't respect the characters you create, how can you expect others to respect you or your book? The author's character, as portrayed in the novel, seems somewhat sleazy.
Honestly, I would give this book a 9.5. The protagonist doesn't have a powerful cheat or a system; the resources are just right and reasonable. The only regret is that Jiang Yao's cultivation is fake. I hope that later on, when the protagonist goes to Shenxu Mountain, he can arrange a secret method for the female lead to cultivate a fake core into a golden egg, which would be perfect.
"The whole book is like a finely woven net. From the foreshadowing in the first chapter to the final loop, every twist is both unexpected and logical. What impressed me most was the psychological description of the protagonist when he discovered the truth. There was no deliberate sentimentality, but it made me clench my fists.
It's good! I've been reading it for several days now. I'll give it a five-star rating for now and see how it goes in the middle. Many novels get boring in the middle; most novels are okay in the beginning, but then decline in the middle and become garbage in the end. I'll wait and see.
A very good book, but prices have collapsed a bit.
It's a breath of fresh air in the era of wish-fulfillment novels, but it always feels like something's missing. I don't know exactly what's missing, but it's definitely something that serious software can't write (not Huang).