[Clan Cultivation] + Getting Rich Through Artifact Refining + Ensemble Farming + No System
Lu Yunchong transmigrates into the cultivation world and becomes a member of the Lu Clan, blessed with an ordinary four-element spiritual root.
Things go disastrously wrong from the start. Because his aptitude is so poor, he is sent to farm in a remote town, as if he has no chance of ever attaining the Great Dao.
But Lu Yunchong refuses to give up. In the spiritual fields, he not only grows food, but also discovers an unprecedented talent for refining artifacts!
Just then, the clan's ancestor breaks through to the Purple Mansion realm and summons the entire clan to restore its fortunes.
Others compete in cultivation. I compete with gear!
While the clan's other geniuses are still begging for the family to bestow a first-tier artifact, Lu Yunchong casually pulls out a whole pile of top-grade first-tier artifacts, then tosses around second-tier artifacts like they're nothing!
Others rely on talent to cultivate. I rely on pills!
The clan pours countless resources into supporting me, all so this artifact-refining maniac can shut himself away and forge divine treasures to protect the clan!
He takes market towns and battles rival clans. With nothing but Qi Refining cultivation, Lu Yunchong wields second-tier magical treasures and overwhelms powerful foes with a storm of artifacts.
Talented disciple: "Senior Brother Yunchong, please make me a second-tier magical treasure for protection!"
Clan elder: "Yunchong, the revival of the clan depends entirely on you!"
Years later, every Lu Clan cultivator is equipped with a full set of top-grade artifacts. They dominate the age, and the entire clan ascends!
Lu Yunchong: "What do you mean, a four-element spiritual root? This is an artifact-refining sacred physique!"
It's too outrageous. I suggest the author read more highly rated family immortality novels and write them with a new structure! It's okay to attract readers from a high point at the beginning, but you, the author, need to be logical. What you wrote is too outrageous.