At eighteen, Li Changsheng married into the Li family of Yunxi Valley.
What does it mean to be a live-in son-in-law in a cultivation family?
You're a tool for expanding the family, seed for producing children.
If you father a child with a good spiritual root, the clan rules put them under the direct line's name to be raised. They have nothing to do with you.
If you go too long without producing a child with a spiritual root, you're demoted to mining as a laborer.
Li Changsheng carried a secret: a dark red blood jade pendant on his chest that had grown up with him.
On his wedding night, the jade warmed slightly, and he gained four abilities.
His wife would always conceive, his children would always have spiritual roots, his brewing would always succeed, and his alchemy would always succeed.
When his first son was born, the light beam from the spiritual root testing disc shot into the sky.
A sixth-grade wood spiritual root, with an innate affinity for spiritual plants.
The entire Li family erupted.
From live-in son-in-law to immortal venerable of eternal life.
More children, more blessings, and a flourishing family line.
The bloodline of me, Li Changsheng, will one day spread throughout the heavens.
The characters are full-bodied and the plot progresses at a moderate pace. The shortcoming is that there are dangers but little fighting. Especially for such a family, how can the family business be preserved without fighting?
Not bad, but I didn't know it was written 25 years ago. The most recent one was written in 26 years. Will the update be stable?