Clan Cultivation: Bullied from the Start, I Built My Foundation Right Away

The whole process was smooth. Except for the text format, which I didn't like a little bit, there were no other issues. A classic family story, the protagonist is brave and resourceful, low-key and restrained, striving for progress while maintaining stability. Golden Finger is also reasonable, not invincible, step-by-step, and undoubtedly a masterpiece. Highly recommended, I hope there won't be a single Taoist couple who is mainly focused on practicing Taoism. Even if you are looking for a Taoist partner, it will be someone who serves Taoism or is helpful to the family.

It's okay. When I see this, I know the routine behind it. Opposite, the Sun family is a mortal enemy. Now there are two strong foundation builders, and the male protagonist is the mid-term strong one. If you say it's not a problem to the other side, you can easily destroy it. Now I am going to explore the cave of the strong with people from Baijia. I will calculate the plot behind it. The time when the male protagonist comes back happens to be the time when the branch family leads the strong men to besiege the male protagonist. The time when the male protagonist comes back happens to be the time when the Sun family leads the strong men to besiege the male protagonist's family. And it's a critical moment.

Good! It is not recommended for those who want to read a quick upgrade. After all, it is not an invincible novel. Foundation building should also be divided into: early, middle, late, and full! It's impossible to level up directly. The pig's feet level up very quickly, and the combat power is also crushing the same level. It's a little cool article.

I have read a lot of family novels, and I feel good about this one so far. It is not sloppy and shows the humanity of the cultivators to the fullest. The protagonist is decisive in killing and has the halo of the protagonist so far. It would be best to have some group portraits in the follow-up, maybe adding a female protagonist. Come on, author

Personally, I feel that this book cannot be said to be very good, only average. I would give a perfect score of seven to eight out of ten. It can be said to be very good in Western Persimmon. Of course, the above are all my personal feelings after reading this book.

Not bad, it doesn't look aggrieved. Although the family is a drag, it has been explained clearly that without the support of the family, he would not have been able to break through the foundation in his twenties. Moreover, other clan members are also quite measured and considerate of each other, which is good

The logic of the realm and the level of spiritual objects in the early stage is very clear. The description of the area in the early stage is very good. The subsequent area reclamation and family development are step by step. It doesn't have to be too fast. Come on, the author, don't be unfinished. I suggest the author change the distance. Even if you have become an immortal, you still use feet as the distance. A person needs to build a family with a radius of at least several thousand miles as a development space. The power of the Zi Mansion must have a radius of at least 100,000 miles. It takes several days to build a foundation and fly a thousand miles. What speed is this?

It's very good. The plot is eloquent. The number of words about cultivating immortals is too small. As time goes by, there will be more people. Hold on.

The protagonist is brave, resourceful, and decisive in killing, but the author is a bit slow in updating.

Unbelievable, it ended suddenly