A Clan Begins as a Rogue Cultivator

For some reason, a lot of people are talking about 😅😅 today. Book reviews used to be my biggest motivation for writing books, but today I browsed through them and all I saw were negative ones. Dear readers, the first chapter wasn't well-written, so I've already revised it. We all read to pass the time. I write for you to enjoy, and if you don't like it, you can switch to another book.

After reading the introduction, let me say a few words: Are the cultivators we've recruited considered a family? What is a family? A family is one whose descendants prosper.

Crowdfunding to write a book! Crowdfunding to write a book! 😁😁😁 This book requires 10 to 20 minor families, each a small family, with the highest cultivation level being no more than the sixth level of Qi Refining. The family's territory and mountains need to have special products, such as spirit beast eggs, spirit wine, or even spirit insects.

Family (Baidu Dictionary): A social organization based on marriage and blood relations, including several generations of people of the same bloodline. Just because of this fundamental difference in concepts, I absolutely will not read this book. If we are not of the same bloodline and have no marital relationship, what kind of family are you writing about? You might as well write about a sect, because a sect is where people gather together with the same purpose.

Why write about a family if there's no blood relation? Wouldn't it be better to write about a sect? Create your own sect, grow it from nothing to something. Otherwise, isn't it just a case of false advertising? Are you writing about families simply because they're currently popular? Those who learn from me live, those who imitate me die. Figure out the type of story you're writing, and make sure it's consistent and coherent. Otherwise, it'll be frustrating and confusing for the reader.

I still don't understand why they had to write about family. 1. A family is a relationship built on the same bloodline and in-laws, not just a name change. Even if they aren't blood relatives or in-laws, they should at least have been raised from childhood. You can find some two- or three-year-old orphans to raise and instill the concept of family from a young age.

I've read up to chapter 29, and overall it's very good. There are just a few details, like typos, that need attention. I believe the author wrote it carefully, and I hope they continue to do well! Finally, please give this a "featured" rating!

Does accepting disciples on behalf of a master and changing one's surname automatically make one a family? At the very least, you'd need a bunch of adopted sons and daughters! You might as well establish a gang or even a sect like a business. The Heaven and Earth Society is far superior to the Yu family; they don't need to change surnames to be brothers and sisters.

What kind of bizarre move is this? Since when can people who are not related by blood be called a family?

Thank you so much to all my readers for your votes and donations! Your support is my greatest affirmation. Several questions about this book First, there are too many typos. I have already started to correct them, but I cannot finish correcting them all at once. I hope you can understand. Second, there is no bloodline, only adoption, so they cannot form a family. I know this too.