Clan Cultivation: She Reaps Her Children’s Talents as Rewards

So far, it's pretty good-looking. In a female-dominated family, the system talent is a type of talent that is responsible for the heirs. It improves the strength. It's not frustrating at all. It's good-looking. The multiple male protagonists in it are also pretty good. It's good and will be updated soon. Copied, typo

I like it very much. This setting is so interesting. The heroine clearly uses the creative ability that women are born with. The heroine's family is matrilineal. The most important thing is! The author is the heroine's biological mother, and everything good comes to the heroine's bowl, which is great! There are also disadvantages. It is not female-centered but has a sense of love for girls. It has more children than boys (in my case, the gender of the son is female and the gender of the boy is male. If the male is not specified, the default is female). In terms of vocabulary, some neutral words are occupied by male gender. Also, the first son he gave birth to was taken away by his biological father (actually, I think this is the heroine's chance, so that the heroine can have a traveling frog that can bring resources~ It's not a son that was taken away, but a boy, which is more enjoyable. You don't have to use your own resources to raise him and you can have a useful boy painlessly). If you don't care much about these things, just read it. If you like this type of book, you will find a treasure in this book.

Let's make up for it, it's really unfinished. It's a pity to see the author say that the traffic has been cut in half. In the end, Jin Dan jumped directly to the ascension. In fact, I feel that there is still a lot of content that can be written, but looking at the last few chapters, it is still very good. The writing is fluent and the rhythm is quite relaxed (the heroine is quite busy, hhh, she should be busy cultivating immortality anyway), the conveying of ideas is great, and the content is less than 5% childish. The heroine has always treated men and children as blood bags (not in a derogatory sense, nor will they not be returned at all). From the perspective of the interests of cultivating immortals, she is more self-centered, without too much description of appearance, and some small interactions can show that the heroine is quite cute. Looking at the author's works, it seems that he has been writing about heroines. Come on, come on, I hope to see a complete work with good traffic and profit one day [Blow kiss]

Recently, I've really become obsessed with stories about family cultivating immortals and having children. It's so interesting and interesting.

It's so beautiful, my friend ୧(๑•̀⌄•́๑)૭ The male characters, Quan Jie, each have their own personalities and are very likable, and each of them has a natural affection for the heroine from the beginning. This kind of special treatment is really fascinating. The baby is born very quickly, but it is not the traditional kind of hands-on birth. There is no pain of childbirth, ah, a bead pops out directly, that's about it. Anyway, the baby is born quickly, there is no burden, and there is a rebate. The heroine also grows up very fast, and her essentially profit-oriented character stands out from other novels. (ฅ´ω`ฅ)Read

It's really good for farming, and you don't have to be too excited about having a baby because it's as simple as drawing a card and there are very few scenes with children. The emotional scenes between the men and the heroine are not written in depth, and there is a sense of cooperation and win-win. Therefore, except for the fox who wants to fight at home, the men are all happy to join this big family. Haha, it is very interesting and will not cause trouble to the heroine. Maybe I knew it would be a mess so I didn't have much expectations for the ending. However, I had a great time reading the last two chapters. Normally, this novel would have to be at least five or six hundred chapters long, so it's good to end it this way.

It was still a bit frustrating in the early stage, but after the early stage and almost after having the second child, the girls gradually became stronger and became less frustrated. Currently, they have four children, and the fourth is pregnant. They are doing well. I really hope that the first one will be burned into ashes in the crematorium. Giving birth to a baby is almost like a plant bearing fruit. It takes less than a month to give birth. After the first demon cultivator left, the heroine found a substitute, which was equivalent to covering up his vacancy and the origin of the child. She had a good meal in the evening.

The plot develops relatively quickly. Because of the special bloodline inherited from the family, the heroine has no side effects and can give birth very quickly. Currently, she gives birth to one child in half a month. She can get a quick rebate, and fertility can be achieved by absorbing a certain amount of blood, without the need for close contact. The men chosen by the heroine so far are all pretty good. Yuanyang, the first ex-husband's brother, is still working hard to improve the heroine's cultivation progress. He is also taking care of the children himself. He has a sense of responsibility. When the heroine is in danger, he will help if he can. The second Broken Hand Brother saw that the heroine was too poor and pitiful, so he had no intention of pursuing the heroine and just let nature take its course. The system can also help cover up some predictions about the heroine, which is quite useful. The heroine doesn't have any deep feelings for her children, and she is more interested in finding ways to improve herself.

I read Chapter 55. The protagonist is bold, careful and generous. All in all, it is amazing. There is also a system of many children and many blessings plus a good physique. Each child can be born in just one month. There are no big words, no all kinds of pulling, and no bloody love. The protagonist is very sober. Men are like inoculations to the protagonist.

The heroine has many children, many blessings, and a family story about cultivating immortality. It's okay. It mixes some of the male and female immortal cultivating stories I've read before. It's good not to go into the details and logic too deeply.