
Transmigrating into a Family Totem, Forging an Immortal Clan for the Ages
穿越家族图腾,铸就万古仙族
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 758k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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See allTraditional Fantasy Novels, No System Stories
Authors Nowadays Can't Write Unless There's Showing Off and Face-Slapping, or Someone Getting Mocked
Please, no brain-dead protagonists. I just want someone normal with at least a little common sense.
A Vast World, Supernatural Powers, and a Rich Plot
Looking for books similar to Above the Gray Fog: The Throne of the Mysterious King.
Engaging Long Fantasy Novels, Not Ones Where the Protagonist Is Invincible from the Start
Recommend a long fantasy novel like "Knight's Journey". I don't want one that starts off with all kinds of boasting, betrayals, and dumb plotlines.
The Pinnacle of Xuanhuan Cultivation
Highly recommend these invincible fantasy cultivation novels. Reading them three times is just the beginning!!!
Looking for Stories About Building a Family’s Power Through Steady Progress and Deep Strategic Thinking
Are there any books like Yang Clan’s Rise: Chewing on Grandchildren to Become an Immortal on 7Miao? The author said it’s almost finished. It’s already nearing 2,000 chapters, and I can’t get enough of this kind of story. That one in particular really appeals to me, and I’m worried I’ll run out of things to read when it ends, so I’m asking for recommendations in advance.
Looking for Cultivation Novels About Large or Medium-Sized Families, with Golden Core-Level Cultivators or Stronger
Looking for books like "The Jiang Clan's Immortal Path". I'm worn out by stories about small clans where the whole family is useless and relies on the protagonist to support them. Are there any cultivation stories about a family that can back the protagonist up and show off their second-generation wealth?
Ensemble Cast, High Quality, Male-Oriented Fiction
I'm tired of ensemble-cast stories in female-oriented fiction. Don't recommend any to me. Don't ask why, I'm just tired of them. And just to be clear, I want an ensemble-cast story, so don't recommend random stuff to me.
The Protagonist Isn't Human, Never Takes Human Form, No Romance, No Ambiguous Relationships
The protagonist shouldn't be human, there should be no romance or love interest, and they shouldn't take human form or meddle in other people's business. They should be decisive, like "Evolution Begins with a Big Tree".
The Protagonist Is Born into a Close-Knit Family
A family with no infighting, even if it isn’t especially powerful.
Traditional Xuanhuan Is So Hard to Find!
It’s a proper fantasy novel, but nobody reads it. Even after it’s recommended, it gets no clicks. It’s so hard. As a fantasy author, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong! Could someone give me some advice?!
Suddenly in the Mood for Cultivation Stories, the Kind Without a System
I'm out of books to read. Looking for something that holds up well.
New Writers, Come On In
It's so upsetting to keep seeing the stats barely change. The reader count doesn't go up at all, and there isn't a single comment. Hardly anyone reads the whole book, and by the last chapter, almost no one is still reading. New authors, let's support one another.
Has My Fantasy Genre Really Fallen Off?
Please recommend some high-quality fantasy novels. It's been ages since I've seen a great traditional Eastern fantasy novel. Save me from having nothing to read!
Family-Saga Novels with a Very Close-Knit Family
A Small Clan’s Cultivation Journey Through Hardship, Eventually Becoming an Immortal Clan
I'm looking for books like "Cultivating Immortality: The Rise of the Jinling Immortal Clan". Too bad I can only add one book. Otherwise, I'd definitely add these masterpieces from my bookshelf and help fellow readers boost their ratings! You won't regret it!
Looking for a Family System Novel About Building Up a Clan's Power
System + Ancestor-Building + Family Development
Any good recommendations? I want a story about a small clan being led step by step by its founding ancestor to build a dynasty, mainly focused on developing the family!
Recommended High-Quality Clan Cultivation Novels
Looking for books similar to Family Cultivation: From a Small Clan to an Unrivaled Immortal Clan. Bonus points if they feature beast taming.
Family Saga Novels
Looking for books like "Protective Clan Leader: Producing Children of Fortune in the Clan en Masse". Something with a protagonist who has a brain.
Novels About Founding and Developing a Family
Looking for Family Saga Novels Rated at Least 9.0
Traditional Fantasy Cultivation Novels, Come Get a Taste
Looking for something like The Emperor of Canghai. [A different kind of classical fantasy, a different kind of "journey to the highest realm"] √ Classical prose, poetic imagery, and fight scenes painted like ink-wash landscapes √ Intricate plotting, foreshadowing laid hundreds of chapters ahead, and a world that unfolds with each volume √ The protagonist
Family Cultivation
Family cultivation stories.
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It's really well-written ✧(≖◡≖✿) I just have a question: the protagonist is currently searching for a way to become human, and I'm getting a little worried. Will the protagonist somehow manage to cultivate a human form and emerge into human form, author? 😢
This book is absolutely fantastic! I couldn't put it down after finishing it in one go. The plot is gripping, the characters are vivid, and every detail makes you want to keep turning the pages. It left me feeling warm and fuzzy inside, like being bathed in sunshine ☀️. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves stories; it's worth reading again and again 📖✨✨
Not bad, not bad. Actually, I quite like reading slow-paced novels like this, without a female lead, and featuring a willow tree. I read a similar one last year, but it seems it got detected. It probably overlapped with other novels. It was quite good too, I think it updated to over 100 or 200 pages. Then it got detected by Tomato (the author) and was taken down.
It's pretty good. The main character doesn't play a big role; most of the focus is on the family. The ensemble cast is well-written. I just can't get enough of it; I caught up in two days!
It's pretty good, no major problems. It mainly focuses on family relationships, with the main characters mostly playing supporting roles. For a family-themed story, it's quite good.
There might be some minor issues at the beginning, but it gets better as it goes on. I've read over 300 chapters so far and I'm urging for more updates every day.
Although it's slow-paced, it's not boring at all. Each character is portrayed quite vividly. It would be even better if the tree had more screen time.
It's very well-written, the willow tree is a clever touch, it's definitely worth reading, the character development is also excellent, I'm looking forward to more updates!
It's still okay at the moment.
It's very good, though the pacing is a bit fast. Some parts are a little blurry, but I'll gradually clarify them later. Overall, it's excellent.