After eighty years of bitter cultivation, he remains nothing but a mortal.
Lin Mo, a transmigrator, struggles through a lifetime in a cultivation world where spiritual roots reign supreme. At eighty-eight, with his lifespan running out, he finally lets go of his obsession with immortality and decides to take a concubine and enjoy what remains of his life.
Unexpectedly, the day he gives up is the day his fortunes turn: the More Children, More Blessings System awakens.
Taking a concubine extends his lifespan, and the more gifted his children are, the greater the rewards.
From then on, Lin Mo follows a very different path of cultivation: he welcomes virtuous wives and beautiful concubines into his home and builds a sprawling family.
His mortal body slowly transforms through the harmony of yin and yang, while the lifespan that had nearly run dry keeps growing as his descendants fill his home.
From a little courtyard in Qingshi Town to a grand mansion, from mortal concubines to female cultivators harboring hidden secrets...
Children are born one after another, the first with extraordinary spiritual roots appear, and the family rises quietly to power.
But envious eyes soon turn toward them, and some seek to seize the fortune their bloodline has brought.
The path to immortality does not have to lie in years of secluded cultivation deep in the mountains.
With wives and concubines all around him and grandchildren at his knees, he too can attain the Dao.
See how an old cultivator with a mortal body builds his foundation on family and fuels his rise with bloodlines, forging a different road to the heavens in this brutal cultivation world.
What to expect:
An unconventional path to immortality, family cultivation, and steady development
Building a household of wives and concubines, raising children, and evolving bloodlines
Keeping a low profile, growing steadily, and facing hidden threats
A step-by-step rise from a mortal body to changing his fate
The exciting core of the work is actually a "snowball counterattack". Every step of Lin Mo's growth has traces to follow. It takes eight years to take a concubine, eight years to give birth to a child, and the bones slowly improve through dual cultivation - these rewards are not a sudden burst, but a long-term accumulation. Readers can clearly feel the process of him "getting stronger bit by bit". From being a waste material who couldn't even break through the third level of Qi refining at the beginning, to later breaking through mortal bones and spiritual bones with his root bones, and then conquering the Taoist monks of Xuan Gu Jin Dan, every step has enough foreshadowing and persuasion.