The Qingyuan Clan
青芫世家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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A record of classic novels in the ordinary-person cultivation style, along with some family-clan stories. (Must have at least 100 chapters to be recommended!) I'll clear out abandoned books after six months!
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Do you think Chapters 6, 7 and 8 are really poisonous? Leave a message. I want to know your true thoughts!
I've read many family-themed novels, and this one has excellent writing and a good content. Keep up the good work, author! I suggest creating a discussion group.
I saw some people saying it wouldn't be so bad after chapter 10, so I endured it. But not long after, I bought some pills and no one came to meet me at home; the fight scenes were all incredibly stupid—it was utterly toxic. Then, back home, a second-tier high-grade spirit beast, a green ape, ate over a thousand spirit stones in one meal?!
The protagonist has a scumbag father, a mother who takes medication, a wife who is just an ordinary person and was raped, and a weird son. Add to that the seemingly selfless protagonist, and this whole family is designed to disgust everyone. What was supposed to be an 80+ grade book was dragged down to the very edge of passing.
Just because he wanted to live off a woman, he killed off his wife who bore him children. Is that rich and powerful princess blind to fall for a widowed old man with children like you?
I've read *The Peak of the Azure Lotus* and this book, and they're not even in the same league. *The Peak of the Azure Lotus* is at least 100 times better than this book. They're both family-themed novels, so how can the difference be so huge? This book even includes China! I'm speechless.
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The writing is good, the narration is unhurried and the transitions are natural. However, the zombie part was a bit jarring. This premise creates many inconsistencies.
This book is considered very well written in the family-themed genre, so why are its results only average? I don't understand.
Some areas were quite toxic, but overall it was alright, still pretty good.