
Cultivating Immortality Beneath the Clouds and Mist
修仙在云雾之下
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- Ongoing
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- 4.4M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 22h ago
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Looking for Cultivation Novels About Large or Medium-Sized Families, with Golden Core-Level Cultivators or Stronger
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It's good-looking, unlike other family stories where there is no motivation at the back, because the front is too aggressive and the fighting power at the back is reduced, making it difficult to write down. This is a sophisticated concept with an obvious thematic framework. The description of the details is quite good, but it is too ordinary and nothing outstanding, and it is a slow-burning type. This may be my first time writing it, but there are too many text errors, and it's not very exciting, but it kept me reading. In fact, I really want to see the protagonist become an ancestor in the secret realm and see the surprised expressions of the younger generations (what [shocked] we have an ancestor who transformed into a god) [smirking]
It's okay, but my personal opinion is that sects should not exclude family monks, because family monks can transform into sect monks. They have practiced in the sect since childhood, and if they succeed in practice, they will indeed give back to the family. At this time, they are still family monks, but as their cultivation level becomes higher and higher, they have their own apprentices, and people they know in the family die over time. At this time, the transition from family monks to sect monks is completed. After all, we know how to choose between blood relatives who have been separated by more than ten generations and disciples who have been together for hundreds of years since childhood. Similarly, sect monks can also transform into family monks. If there is no hope of cultivation, they leave the sect and start a family. It feels that when the cultivation level is low, all the relatives I know are still disciples in the sect and are still family monks. But as the relatives who have high cultivation level die and train their own disciples, the inheritance of bloodline becomes the inheritance of master and apprentice.
It was a good read. The general content of the story is to use "family" as the core of the narrative, trying to inject mortal fireworks into the grand framework of cultivation. The protagonist Zheng Xianzhi was born in the Zheng family, a foundation-building family. This family of immortal cultivators, which has been passed down for thousands of years, shows unique survival wisdom in the author's writing: not only the careful planning of changing the foundation-building pill every twenty years, but also the secular considerations of running a shop in Linfeng City. This writing method, which combines the competition for cultivation resources with the daily management of the family, injects fresh blood into the traditional cultivation routine. Overall, this is a work with both advantages and disadvantages. Obviously, the author still has a long way to go in terms of innovative breakthroughs. Continue to update [please update] I've been following this for a long time. The plot is compact, full of ups and downs, and not procrastinating. It's a family story worth watching [Sparrow Food Masterpiece].
A good spirit body will not lack resources, and it also needs to go out for training. It gives the impression that the protagonist will not die 100%, so you can do whatever you want.
It's not bad. The family is the sixth child, and the writing content is rich. The family is developing steadily. I feel that the biggest loophole is the price. A foundation-building spiritual item costs 10,000 spiritual stones with a 30% success rate. A foundation-building elixir with 20,000 spiritual stones has a 50% success rate. The spiritual items of Zifu are about 200,000, the purple jade elixir is about 300,000, and the golden elixir is about 2.5 Million. The price of Nascent Soul is not clear yet, but it is estimated to be more than 20 million. There is currently no distinction between high, middle, low and top quality spiritual stones. The price gap between various spiritual objects is too small. The life span of the foundation period is 250, and the purple mansion is 500. I don't know about the golden elixir, but it should be 1,000. The higher the realm, the higher the lifespan, and the more spiritual stones you can get. Similarly The consumption is also greater, but for Zifu and Jindan, it should be easy to save 20,000 per year. As long as the time is long enough and calculated according to this scale, everyone can save the breakthrough spiritual items of the upper level. Logically speaking, as long as there are enough guinea pigs, the price of the goods should be higher, so I feel that this price The system is a bit broken. It should be a hundred times worse, so as to show the huge gap between levels and the difficulty of breakthrough. However, if you ignore these things, the overall content of this book is quite good. It has wisdom and insight, and there is nothing slap in the face. The enemy is not a fool, and there are quite a lot of uses. It is worth reading.
The growth trajectory of the protagonist Zheng Xianzhi vividly explains the game between family interests and personal values. As a "virtuous generation" disciple trained by the family, he must not only complete the KPIs of the foundation building assessment, but also deal with the sudden challenge of the beast crisis. When he discovered the special usage of "Nanming Wood Thorn" in the Tianfeng Secret Realm, this kind of innovative thinking that broke through the convention was exactly the "destructive innovation" admired by modern enterprises. The author hints through this detail: The real low-key is not to stick to the rules, but to show subversive power at critical moments.
It is a well-written family story with a clear context and a smooth plot. It is worth reading. I hope the author will not stop updating it! [Please update] The content is still very good, keep up the good work!
How can I put it this way? I still believe it, but as I said before, I mature precociously and procrastinate when things happen. A hundred-year-old clan member still sheds tears in pain after he failed to break through the realm and passed away? ? So many years of teaching and experience have been in vain due to various calculations, so I left half the time, author. I look forward to your new book. You can read the book about someone who became the head of a family at the age of seventeen. Although it is about the system, it is really cool to read. He is cold-blooded towards outsiders and cares about the family. He destroys people by plowing the ground. He is not indecisive. Only my family can survive forever. Everyone else can be destroyed. It is much more fun to read.
This is the best novel about family cultivation that I have ever read. It is a true family cultivation novel. It is not the kind of story where the protagonist's extraordinary talent leads the whole family to success. It is about the family uniting and working together to develop from generation to generation. It is about friendship internally and ruthlessness externally.
There are some flaws, but overall it is a good book about family cultivation. I hope the author can pay more attention to the details.