[Family cultivation + elderly patriarch + family infrastructure + family portraits + not brainless fun]
Traveling through the world of immortality, marketing director Li Yinglong became the sixty-year-old patriarch of the Wuxiu family, which was about to be destroyed.
In a land of extraordinary spiritual resources, resources are exhausted, powerful enemies are around, and when the people of the tribe are desperate, Li Yinglong activates the [Family Revitalization System].
An isolated island overseas actually hides a new spiritual vein!
Lead the tribe to open up wasteland across the sea, plant spiritual fields, build weapon workshops, draw talisman arrays, recruit refugees, and reward fertility!
From nothing, to a fairy city rising from the ground!
However, the rise of the fairy city attracted covetous attention from all quarters. The city lord's palace suppressed, the robbery cultivator peeked, and the secrets of the East China Sea under the ancient seal gradually emerged...
Let's see how Li Yinglong leads his family to fight a bloody road in this place of death, build the supreme immortal city, and create a legacy for eternity!
Reader comments
It's readable. The only thing I can't understand and agree with is that the protagonist is currently in the development stage of land reclamation, but he uses most of the resources to buy "information" that is not urgently needed at the moment (the protagonist spent about 400 spirit stones before and after purchasing resources and information, not counting subsequent renewals. I don't think there are so many spirit stones in my head.) My first reaction: people are farming in the village, spending all their savings to install a TV to watch the news! I know that "information" is the primary productive force. With information, the author can better give the protagonist "opportunities" to plot. However, as the leader of the family, the protagonist adopts a "gamble" style. He can obviously invest the spiritual stones into the three major buildings provided by the system steadily. It is recommended that the author be clearer about the source of the spirit stones. After all, readers must be sensitive to spirit stones at the beginning of the Land of Absolute Spirits. Once the family develops, it will be logical to write about it.
It's readable. The only thing I can't understand and agree with is that the protagonist is currently in the development stage of land reclamation, but he uses most of the resources to buy "information" that is not urgently needed at the moment (the protagonist spent about 400 spirit stones before and after purchasing resources and information, not counting subsequent renewals. I don't think there are so many spirit stones in my head.) My first reaction: people are farming in the village, spending all their savings to install a TV to watch the news! I know that "information" is the primary productive force. With information, the author can better give the protagonist "opportunities" to plot. However, as the leader of the family, the protagonist adopts a "gamble" style. He can obviously invest the spiritual stones into the three major buildings provided by the system steadily. It is recommended that the author be clearer about the source of the spirit stones. After all, readers must be sensitive to spirit stones at the beginning of the Land of Absolute Spirits. Once the family develops, it will be logical to write about it.
A family of cultivators who become immortals