Clan Cultivation: It Begins with the Clan's Fortune Tree!

The author's writing is skillful, and the story is quite exciting, but it's a pity that it ended so abruptly; it was too short. Although there's a protagonist with a special ability, it doesn't feel like there's a clear main character; it's more of an ensemble piece. The eldest daughter is more like the main character than Gu Changsheng—she's incredibly outstanding.

The logic is still sound so far, it's just that the daughter is being a bit too radical.

Can someone at the Foundation Establishment stage already possess a body? Shouldn't it be the Nascent Soul stage? The protagonist just became a cultivator, and then suddenly there are cultivators everywhere—that's fast!

This book is really well written, but I don't know why the author ended it so early.

It's not bad, you can watch it.

A rare gem of a book, written with masterful skill; it's amazing to see such a tree on Tomato Bookstore.

Good, very good, excellent

Not bad, not bad, not bad

Needless to say, this is recommended by a seasoned bookworm with 6000 hours of reading experience; I haven't seen any major flaws so far.

Good job, keep it up!