The Rise of the Fairyland Family

Name: The Rise of the Fairyland Family
Author: Mo Yu Qingfan

仙途之家族崛起

by Mo Yu Qingfan (莫羽轻凡)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 1.7M Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Fantasy High-Concept
Audience: Male
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Fan Yunheng traveled through time and became a weapon spirit attached to the bronze tripod, which was picked up by Fan Wei. He used the power of condensed Tao seeds to help the Fan brothers start their path to immortality, and Fan Wei established the family legacy. However, the family's development has not been smooth sailing, and it faces many crises and challenges. Everyone in the family has different personalities. Fan Wei is thoughtful and judgmental, Liu Ting is kind, and there are many children who play their own roles. After many generations of inheritance and development, the family gradually rose up in the world of immortality and became a powerful family.

Reader comments

It's a decent novel about a cultivating family, with a progressive plot and ups and downs. It's quite interesting! It's a good time to read when you're short of books! The only flaw is that the relationship between the characters is sometimes a bit confusing!
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