Cultivating Immortality at the Yang Family Residence in Tianbo

The Yang family was merely a low-to-mid-level military family, not even as prestigious as She Taijun's maternal family. Speaking of being born as Pan Renmei's son, how wonderful! The Pan family was a princely-level military family, and his sister was the future Empress and Crown Princess, while his father-in-law was the Eighth Prince.

He's been amazing for over a hundred chapters without even cultivating immortality, yet he casually composes poems that reveal Earth-level cultivation techniques. How many Heaven-level techniques existed in the previous dynasty? No hereditary inheritance? There are too many plot holes. Isn't She Taijun the real protagonist? Blah blah blah... A whole bunch of nonsense.

In an era where martial arts are practiced, why are people hesitant to break through, fearing even the emperor's authority? In a time where martial prowess is invincible, might makes right. Unless a large group of people beyond the so-called ninth rank are manipulating the country behind the scenes, a breakthrough is a breakthrough; at worst, one raises a flag. Why insist on doing it discreetly?

Judging from the title and synopsis, I thought it was a cultivation story set in a high-martial arts world, but... Where are the immortals? I can't even see a single immortal tail!

It's utter garbage, riddled with errors, and the characters' intelligence is ridiculously low.

Why did I transmigrate into the body of Yang Ye's grandson? Even being a servant would have been better. It's such a pity for the six widows.

This ghostwriter doesn't even understand the ranking system. He thinks ninth rank is higher than first rank! If you keep going like this, your editor will hand over this account to someone else. Besides, in the past, martial arts masters were ranked from third-rate to first-rate, with the latter being the highest level. Those above that were considered innate masters.

This book is not suitable for people who have read "The Heroines of the Yang Family" or "The Legend of Mu Guiying"; it's too unpleasant to read.

An emperor and a martial arts master? That's outrageous! Holy crap, what kind of superhuman person even has the skill to practice martial arts?

The historical accounts of the Yang family generals differ greatly from historical fact. Yang Ye was a general who surrendered from the Later Han Dynasty, and his political status was not high. He only participated in battles when there were wars, accompanying the imperial guards on campaigns and being randomly assigned tasks. He did not have the authority to command an army independently. In reality, he was far inferior to Pan Renmei in the TV series.