Clan Cultivation: From the Start, I Awaken the More Children, More Blessings Cheat

I haven't read this book, but I'll give you a suggestion. If you want to practice immortality in your family, you should behave upright and have a good reputation on the outside. Secretly, you should be ruthless and ruthless and do whatever it takes to make your family stronger. On the outside, you should have guest ministers to worship you. Secretly, the family should have a secret hall responsible for intelligence and assassination to handle some dirty things for the family. You should write about the wisdom and strength of the family characters and how they plot to make others stronger step by step. Don't write about how miserable the protagonist is, how weak the family is, and how they are oppressed in various ways. Such plots are in every book. Don't imitate them. For example, if you discover that other people's families have an opportunity, you secretly destroy their family to seize the opportunity. To deal with the enemy, you either don't take action, or you must eliminate the enemy.

I finished reading it in one sitting, so far it's pretty good. There are just a few women, now that we have the opportunity of blood. The more the merrier, after all, the main character's son is still a bit uninteresting. If you don't develop in the direction of cultivating immortals, then it doesn't matter. It's not impossible to have reincarnation, but if it's written in the direction of cultivating immortals, it would be a bit slow based on the current age of the protagonist.

This protagonist just wants to have children, do business, and improve his realm. When a conflict occurs later, he is actually of the same rank and gets scared first. Even though Golden Finger is around, his practice is still so dark, and the techniques deduced by Golden Finger are weaker than others. The derivation of the exercises is also slow and slow, saying that it cannot be fabricated out of thin air. If you want a mid-level exercise, you must use one of the same level. If you want a top-grade exercise, you must use a top-grade one. Can't the protagonist collect a few more exercises? Then the protagonist only improves his level. The rest of the time he just thinks about making money and having children. Not to mention actual combat experience, he will completely lose his mind as soon as he starts playing, and then he will be attacked without even knowing it. Outside the village are deep mountains and old forests, where the protagonist occasionally goes hunting and sees blood.

The protagonist travels through the system of many children and many blessings. He was originally the protagonist's system of many children and many blessings, but it becomes the system of many children and many blessings for his son.

The strength improvement is too slow, the opening method is good

Mark it,

Very good family story

Chapter three persuades him to quit. . . .