The Immortal Clan of Guangling

Generally speaking, the writing is very good, but the problematic point is the adoption of orphans to form a family. Is a family still a family if it is not related by blood? It is better to establish a sect. I don't know what you think, author. You can also think of adopting orphans. It's the only one. Come on! ! !

Isn't it good for a person to be carefree? Why would a family adopt a group of beggars and make themselves work exhaustingly as a nanny? Is this in line with the mentality of a cultivator?

It's too poisonous, I can't stand it anymore, I just run away, I can start a family by adopting some people. If there is no blood relationship, it's called a family, so why don't I just establish a sect directly. Too much poison.

If the author really wants to write this kind of power-building novel about immortality, it would be better to write about a sect. How can it be called a family if there is no blood relationship? Like this, either he has his own children, or the original owner has his own clansmen and relatives. Does this kind of adoption of orphans and changing a surname count it as a family?

Authors of such a family dare to write about it. Their courage is commendable, but they are a group of poisonous people... They are not of the same bloodline, but they are also called a family, and they are almost called a miscellaneous clan...

This is the story of a casual cultivator in the foundation-building period who adopted a beggar to create a family and work as a nanny...

I seem to have mentioned the protagonist's purpose of establishing a family before, but because I wrote the previous chapters in March and April and forgot about them, I suddenly saw them today, so I'll mention them here.

How can you build a family without having children? You are a sect.

I find this book every time I look for it, and I want to read it every time. But every time I see the story about a family of orphans, I don't want to read it...

A family that is not related by blood is also called a family? It seems that the author's future family property will be given to outsiders, and he will not give it to his own children. It's really amazing.