
When It Comes to Cultivator Clans, You Have to Look to This Ancestor!
修仙家族,还得看这位老祖!
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- Ongoing
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1mo ago
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Any 10.0-Rated Masterpieces?
A masterpiece! Could some expert share it? 😭
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.
Cultivation Clan Development Stories Rated Above 9.0
Looking for books similar to "Cultivating Immortality as a Clan: I Am the Clan's Guardian Spirit Stone".
Fantasy With Out-of-the-Box Ideas, Semi-Alternate Settings, Judging Actions Rather Than Intentions, and No Goody-Two-Shoes Leads
Looking for stories like A Native's Guide to Starting a Business in a Fantasy World. In everyday life, people are always accommodating others and making themselves miserable. If books are like that too, what hope is there?
Cultivate on Your Own and Build a Clan, Preferably a Transmigration Novel
I want books similar to "Immortal Fate in the Mortal World".
Cultivation Realm → Immortal Realm → Divine Realm → Origin Realm → Primordial Realm → Great Hongmeng World
Share any books you've read that you think are amazing, so we can all compare and admire how powerful or weak each character is. Are they Sages, Great Emperors, Immortal Kings, Immortal Emperors, Golden Immortals of Primordial Chaos, Grand Golden Immortals of the Supreme Ultimate, or Grand Golden Immortals of Limitless Chaos?
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.
Looking for a Cultivation Clan Story Focused on Formations, Artifact Forging, Talisman Making, and Alchemy
Clans, cultivation, and the four arts of cultivation.
Transmigrate to the Cultivation World and Become an Alchemist, with Lots of Alchemy
I'm looking for books like Reborn as a Pill Emperor: Dual Cultivation of Alchemy and Martial Arts. Chapter 4: Top-Grade Pills. Hearing his attendant say this, Li Hongfei quickly calmed down as well. He also felt that Qin Yuling was putting on an act, betting that he wouldn't dare accept the challenge. “Well, Young Master Li, if you...”
Feel-Good Cultivation Novels About a Close-Knit Family
Looking for books like Family Cultivation Chronicles. The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a good-for-nothing, then uses their unconventional way of thinking to create a cultivation method that suits them. From there, they turn their life around and lead their family to the top, with beautiful women throwing themselves into their arms along the way.
Family Cultivation, a System, and Plenty of Beautiful Women
Looking for books similar to "Starting Cultivation After Marrying into a Long-Lived Clan".
Fantasy Novels That Deserve Better Titles: The Authors Have Wild Imaginations
Looking for New Fantasy Cultivation Novels with Wild Premises
Looking for something similar to My Enemy Turned Into a Training Dummy and Dropped Loot? I Make Enemies Above My Level. Any newer books like this? It's pretty good.
New Releases! Fantasy With Wildly Imaginative Ideas
Looking for something similar to Starfall Forging God. A new book is out! If you enjoy imaginative fantasy, give it a try! It’s a lot of fun.
Novels About Founding and Developing a Family
Family Cultivation
Family cultivation stories.
Clan Cultivation: Gains a Pocket Dimension and Lays Low While Growing the Clan Stronger
My Favorite Fantasy Novel So Far
Looking for books similar to "The Daoist Venerable of the Great Void". It's a story about an ordinary young man turning his life around. There are lots of plot threads, so don't miss a single detail.
Looking for Cultivation Novels Like This, Please Send Recommendations
I want books like A Nobody in Real Life, I Transmigrated into the Cultivation World and Evolved!
Why Are There So Many Questions? You’ll Read My Book Whether You Want To or Not
Looking for something like Boundless Heavenly Dao. Yep, this is my book. I've been writing it for two years, and it's finally about to hit 200,000 words. Come give it a rating! As for what score, that's up to you!
Looking for Cultivation Novels
Looking for books like I'm a Mage and a Healer, So What's Wrong with Using Seven Swords? (I Can Pluck the Stars). Are there any similar cultivation novels? This one is seriously so good.
Looking for Books, I'm in a Reading Slump
Looking for books similar to You Asked Me to Confess, So Why Did I Approach the Mafia Heiress? (A Song of Jiang Yurou). I'd like a high-quality story with just one female lead.
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Lord of Mountains and Seas: Beginning the Family's Path to Immortality
Sign-In Cultivation: Starting as a Clan Leader with No Talent
The Immortal Path of Green Mountain
Cultivation: Beginning a Long Life After Marrying a Wife at the Foot of the Mountain
The Shen Clan
Artifact Spirit: The Li Clan Legacy
I Became the Protagonist of a Cultivation World, Now I'm Begging Readers to Add Settings
I Transmigrated Expecting to Be the Chosen One, but Things Went Wrong from the Start
The Artifact-Crafting Clan: From the Start, I Unveiled the Supreme Flying Sword Yuqi
Clan Cultivation: My Luck Is a Little Better Than Everyone Else's
Building an Immortal Clan from Nothing with a Jade Purifying Vase
Honghuang: Oh No, the Wu Clan Has Started Using Its Brains!
Clan Cultivation: Building the Number One Immortal Clan
A Long-Lived Immortal Clan: My Family Is Full of Wives and Concubines
Foundation Building from the Start: I Begin Cultivation by Founding a Clan
Cultivation: Starting from Scratch to Found an Immortal Clan
From the Start, I Become the Head of a Fallen Clan
The Nuclear World of the Future
Genshin Impact: An Immortal Cultivation Expert Causes Trouble Across Worlds, Leaving the Seven Dumbfounded
I Established a Spirit Kingdom
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Not bad, not bad at all. The flaws don't detract from the overall quality. I read the reviews before trying it out, and while there were some low-scoring comments criticizing it, I felt the criticisms weren't that exaggerated. It's not perfect, but overall, I'd give it an 8 out of 10.
Dear author, with over 600 chapters already, the story details are exceptionally well-written. Two key points: First, you've accumulated enough wealth to break through to the Golden Core realm. Now, you might as well do something different—buy the pills for the Golden Core breakthrough and quietly progress. Second, you're revisiting your expertise in formations, and refining it to earn more money. Helping others build formations is very lucrative, isn't it?
It's very well written. I've always wanted to read about a rogue cultivator starting out and building a family, but unfortunately, there aren't many authors like Tomato. It would be better for the author to write about ensemble casts instead of focusing too much on the main character. If you're a beginner, then disregard what I said. Ensemble casts are generally difficult to handle!
The plot is logical and reasonable, with both the yearning for immortality and the human emotions and likes and dislikes. It avoids the ignorance, arrogance and delusions of youth, making it worth reading slowly and carefully. It is also more stress-relieving for people with a certain amount of life experience! I felt the story was getting better as I read Chapter 36.
There are many areas for improvement in this book. Firstly, the quality of the spiritual artifacts and elixirs needs refinement. Secondly, some content from the 800+ pages should have been moved to the later parts and then reappeared at the beginning. However, the overall content is quite good. I hope the author can make some revisions to make the book clearer and more understandable to read.
Some people say that the 300 chapters on Foundation Establishment in this book are too slow. I think it depends on the individual. I can accept a slow pace, but only if the writing and plot are good enough. I quite like this book. Actually, the slow pace is a characteristic of this author, @.
A readable cultivation family novel with a well-developed and compelling ensemble cast; the plot is logical, well-structured, and coherent, avoiding unnecessary padding, mindless storytelling, or wildly imaginative plot points. If the author maintains this high level of writing quality and continues to refine the work, it could easily reach a 9.0 Rating.
Similar to what I've seen before, it's a gradual process. Perhaps because they were born under the red flag and grew up in a sheltered environment, they haven't fully adapted to the dark forest laws of the cultivation world yet.
I like novels where the protagonist builds a cultivation family from scratch.
The only downside is that the protagonist doesn't seem like a transmigrator; perhaps he doesn't read novels on Earth.