What Do I Do About My Overgrown Family Tree?

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In the farmhouse courtyard cursed by the Heavenly Dao, the unremarkable plum tree is the first immortal root; beneath those low mounds lie the remains of more than a dozen Celestial Emperors who have reached the Heavenly Realm, and a docile white cat is the legendary Heavenly Demon… Xu You, who was quietly waiting to die in the courtyard, had his peaceful life disrupted by a young boy. Perhaps...

It's a pity about all the subsequent plot developments. 😒

So why was it cut short halfway through?

It's New Year's Eve, shouldn't we add a few more pictures?

The first part is wrong. A prince, whom the emperor intentionally groomed to help oversee the country, is instead giving bribes to corrupt officials everywhere. If you want to accomplish great things, you should form cliques and let them corrupt others, like the Eighth Prince's faction in "Yongzheng Dynasty." You, a prince, are doing this? They've been fighting for tens of thousands of years, and you still can't win?

Seafood Bro, you have a new book? I'd like to take a look.

I had a question before finishing the first chapter: if he's going to take away your Dao Fruit and grant you immortality, why is he even bothering to cultivate an heir? Didn't ancient emperors cultivate heirs because they knew they would die and needed to maintain their rule? Isn't he deliberately making enemies for himself? Is he training his son and then refusing to abdicate, just waiting for his son to usurp the throne?

The strongest claw~ If life were only as beautiful as our first meeting, I would be utterly impressed. 👍🙏

The earlier parts were a bit painful and depressing.