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Farming | Nurturing | Worldbuilding | Ensemble cast
Jiang Ning had transmigrated to the cultivation world for fifty years. Half her life was already gone before she finally unlocked her golden finger: a family cultivation System.
The key item required to unlock the System was a Clan Founding Token. As the Jiang family's founder, she had to bear children and continue the bloodline.
Jiang Ning (half-dead inside): If I stay single forever, won't I go my whole life without seeing my golden finger...?
No matter how much she grumbled to herself, she was a person with a golden finger now.
After binding to the family cultivation System, she could claim rewards by completing missions.
The System's rewards were all extraordinary: cultivation techniques that could lead straight to ascension, immortal herbs that could improve spiritual root aptitude, and the pills cultivators cared about most, including Foundation Establishment Pills, Gold Core Pills, and Nascent Soul Pills...
Lured on by the System's rewards, Jiang Ning threw herself into her work.
She led the sons and daughters of the Jiang clan to claim spirit mountains, open spiritual fields, plant spirit crops, and raise spirit fish...
The Jiang clan's descendants grew more talented with every generation, and the family's businesses expanded again and again through the efforts of its members.
Hundreds of years later,
the little healer of the cultivation world, who could bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bones, belonged to the Jiang family.
The little demoness of the cultivation world, who had provoked countless powerful cultivators and pursued the Dao through love, belonged to the Jiang family.
The female sword immortal of the cultivation world, who could shake heaven and earth with a single strike and roam thirty thousand miles, belonged to the Jiang family too.
And Jiang Ning, the Jiang family's founding ancestor, watched with a smile as every one of her descendants excelled, keeping her own contributions hidden.
Under her guidance, the Jiang family had become an immortal clan renowned throughout the world.
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Sang Wan worked hard at cultivation, but her spiritual root aptitude was so poor that she failed to reach the late Qi Refining stage before turning thirty. She was expelled from the disciples' peak with the richest spiritual energy.
At the moment she failed to break through, memories of her previous life came back to her. She realized she had once been an overworked office drone in modern society, working herself to the bone to avoid getting fired at thirty-five, only to die suddenly at her desk.
Sang Wan, who had pushed herself to the limit in both lives: "..."
If working herself to death wasn't going to get her anywhere, couldn't she just lie flat?
After being expelled from the disciples' peak, Sang Wan gave up trying altogether.
The sect assigned her a plot of the poorest low-grade spiritual land and told her to farm it. Sang Wan didn't cry or complain. Other people rented at least ten mu of spiritual farmland to earn more resources for cultivation. She only rented two: one to pay the rent, the other to feed herself. She absolutely refused to sweat any harder for the capitalists!
By slacking off, Sang Wan gained more free time. Time was money, and now that she possessed this limitless wealth, she began to seriously consider how to enjoy her life from then on.
Just then, the old lady next door was stewing a bowl of aromatic, fragrant rainbow-feather spirit chick soup.
"Oh! A kindred spirit!"
Following the delicious smell, Sang Wan went over, paid a spirit stone for her meal, and sipped the rich chicken soup while eagerly discussing with the old woman how short life was and how, in the days ahead, they should eat well, drink well, have fun, and sleep well...
Theme: Building and nurturing, with delightful rewards at every step
Congratulations on the ending~ I want to see the daily life of the monks of the Jiang family in the extra story, especially the descendants of the Jiang family who were not mentioned much in the main plot. I mean, Jiang Ning has many descendants, and the further you get to the back, the more only the children with special qualifications have a role. This is a choice to focus on the main plot within the limited space, but I really want to see the lives of other people in the Jiang family, how they view their ancestor Jiang Ning and their status as a family monk, and what impact they will have on the Jiang family. For example, children who like architectural design may leave landmarks in the family area.
The problems Jiang Ning faces in this chapter are very interesting. Xiaoyao Sanxian, who is devoted to Taoism in the current life, merges with the ancestor who only wants to support the family in this life. If the values of the two lives conflict, her Taoist heart will naturally be shaken.
It's very reasonable. When the family reaches its peak, the protagonist's status also improves. He no longer focuses on benefiting future generations, but protects the entire world of immortality.
There are too many descendants of the second child, and their cultivation qualifications are uneven. It is inevitable that such naughty children will appear.
This business is really losing money
Ah, what is revealed is the past, right?
Wait a minute, did Wuying get the golden elixir so quickly? Before she left home, she was still a Qi practitioner.
Wow, Wuying has gained so much from traveling. Even without the Nascent Soul Lord to give her the skills, just being able to listen to the performances of these great music practitioners is a pleasure. How much does it cost in modern times? I feel more and more that Jiang Ning has been reincarnated and re-cultivated. Maybe the boss Le Xiu knows her from the past.
I like the new copywriting. Its language is more refined, and it explains what genre the novel belongs to and what its most basic selling point is. The deeper values in the protagonist's heart can be left for readers to discover in the main text.
Er Yao's qualifications and experience so far can be compared with the protagonists of traditional cultivation novels.