My Descendants Break Through Realms, and I Reap the Rewards; I Add Points to Tread the Immortal Path

This is a cultivation novel that everyone seems to enjoy. The story begins with a few homeless people causing trouble for the protagonist, only to be outmaneuvered and have their supplies stolen. This leads to a city-wide manhunt for talisman makers; to find the protagonist, every talisman maker is arrested and interrogated.

It's pretty good overall, with no major flaws that would make it unreadable. Looking at other people's reviews, the main reasons for the negative ones are: 1. The protagonist's "golden finger" (a powerful cheat ability) isn't strong enough; 2. The male lead has few offspring in the first fifty chapters, which is understandable given the need to lengthen the story.

It's well-written. It's definitely a slow burn, but there's no deliberate suppression of power levels, and the protagonist's abilities become incredibly overpowered later on. Personally, I think it's one of the better family-themed novels.

I haven't watched much, but the ratings are already too low. I'll raise them a bit and summarize. There are reasonable points of conflict and clear logical lines, forming a small-scale cultivation market. Whether it ultimately constitutes a three-dimensional world remains to be seen.

Even a score of 6 is not accurate enough. If you want to quickly boost your family's power while keeping it a secret, send your son to Qingyun Sect and secretly send your daughter to Taixu Sect with a different name. With that talent, both sects would be under your control. Being afraid of this and that is just not satisfying.

Overall, it was a decent read, and I didn't encounter any major issues, probably because I have a high tolerance for such content. Here are a few personal suggestions: 1. The protagonist's cheat ability is too weak, the leveling up pace is too slow, and the scenes of him going back and forth with the Wu family patriarch are very agonizing to watch.

Overall, it's pretty good. Apart from the slow progress, there aren't any major drawbacks so far. It's considered quite good by Tomato standards. The pacing is getting slower and slower, and the word count is getting increasingly padded. The story is no longer engaging and has become more like a linear narrative. If this continues, I'll be driven crazy trying to keep up with the updates.

A good book. It considers all aspects, the plot is reasonable, the causes and consequences are clear, and each character's choices are relatively self-serving and rational. It doesn't use inexplicable hatred to drive the plot; instead, it uses the influence of larger events to show how various conflicts spread from sects to their subordinate forces.

While there are some less-than-ideal parts, overall it's not bad. In this genre, you either start writing whatever comes to mind, or you start using AI, or you simply die. Author, please persevere! Writing well can still be quite good. Finally, I'd like to ask fellow readers: does anyone have any other similar works? Please, no toxic ones, thank you, Baicao-daren!

Well written, it has a good balance of tension and relaxation, and the pacing is well maintained.