The Immortal Clan of Guangling
广陵仙家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Overall, it's well-written, except for the glaring flaw of adopting orphans to form a family. Can a family without blood ties even be considered a family? They might as well establish a sect. I don't know what the author was thinking. Adopting orphans is a truly unique idea. Keep it up!!!
Isn't it better to be carefree? Why adopt a bunch of beggars, create a family, and exhaust yourself as a babysitter? Does this align with the mindset of a cultivator?
This is too much, I can't take it anymore, I'm outta here. Adopting people is enough to form a family? If having no blood ties is called a family, then why not just form a sect? There are too many problematic aspects.
If the author really wants to write this kind of cultivation novel about building power, they'd be better off writing about sects. How can you call it a family without blood ties? These kinds of stories either involve the protagonist being born of their own children, or the original owner having their own clan and relatives. Does adopting an orphan and changing their surname really constitute a family?
The author dares to write about such a family, commendable courage indeed, but utterly useless... It's incredibly toxic... Calling someone who isn't of the same blood a family is more like calling them a mixed clan...
This is the story of a Foundation Establishment stage cultivator who adopts a beggar, creates a family, and acts as his caretaker...
I think I mentioned the protagonist's purpose in establishing the family before, but I forgot because I wrote those chapters in March or April. I just saw them today, so I'm mentioning them here.
How can you build a family without having children? This is more like a sect.
I always find this book when I'm looking for a book, and I always want to read it, but every time I see it's about an orphan family, I don't want to read it anymore...
A family without blood ties is also called a family? It seems the author will give all his assets to outsiders and not to his children. How clever.