The Family's Path to Ascension
家族飞升传
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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246Chapters
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The plot is too contrived, with many illogical and untenable parts, especially the chapters before and after the official release, which clearly show a lack of effort in writing logically. In the market scene, the mysterious old man at the sixth level of Qi Refining can accurately predict the protagonist's cultivation level and future, making his disciple's following seem inexplicable.
The writing style is fresh and the story is clearly explained. It can draw inspiration from the alchemy system of the immortal immortal.
Well written, has the potential to become popular, keep it up! ✊
Family-based cultivation novels have become very popular in the past year, and some are genuinely good. However, some focus on developing the family at the beginning, then inexplicably join a sect later on, which feels a bit disgusting—just a way to scam readers out of their coins.
I couldn't understand it after reading just two chapters. 1. The eldest son of the royal family, a sure-fire future emperor. He wanted to cultivate immortality, but he had to rely entirely on himself. What does this mean? It means that mortal emperors are worthless, or rather, that the ancestor's imperial status was worthless.
It seems a bit unbelievable that only two people are guarding the family's large medicinal herb field in the southeast. Also, the family has too few Qi Refining cultivators; at least they should all be at the first level of Qi Refining.
Today, I found this book and saw a term called "pre-natal stage," also known as "innate stage." I just don't understand it. Can't it just be called "innate"? It sounds awkward.
The protagonist's cultivation techniques are too trashy; you can tell they're commonplace just by their names. The clan leader's techniques, on the other hand, sound high-class, like Purple Heaven Divine Thunder, World-Destroying Divine Thunder, Five Thunder God-Destroying Technique, Purple Fire Heavenly Blade Technique, and Qianyang Li Fire Technique—these names sound impressive.
So Qi Refining families are this powerful? They even have a Hundred Treasures Pavilion and can investigate people using aliases. Even the four Foundation Establishment families wouldn't dare to say that.
This is so well-written!! Author, please make sure to reach 3000 chapters!!! I'm really looking forward to the next chapter!!! This book is so good, it deserves to be a masterpiece!!! Author, please keep writing!!! Keep it up! Keep up the good work!!!