The Ye Clan's Immortal Destiny

Using a sliver of one's own soul to create a puppet is a bit over the top, isn't it? I've read so many books, and this is the first time I've seen someone use their own soul to create a puppet. Other books use the souls of demonic beasts. Aren't you afraid some powerful figure might use that sliver of soul to wipe out your protagonist?

The protagonist is clearly a hypocrite, yet at the beginning he portrays himself as not being. For example, at the very beginning, when the Ninth Uncle of the family comes seeking help, the protagonist, upon hearing that the family patriarch sold the entire family base for Foundation Establishment Pills and still wants help, immediately drives him away without a second thought.

For family-based storylines, please see Jade Mausoleum Immortal.

I really enjoy the family-based cultivation genre. I'm poor and can only offer two recommendation votes to support the author. I hope the author perseveres and doesn't abandon the story.

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This is the most tragic family I've ever seen. The patriarch is incompetent, the clansmen are at odds, and the protagonist is a bit mentally unstable. They even sold off their clan land and all the hard-earned spiritual fruits just to achieve Foundation Establishment. Even when they were at the point of selling off their clan land, no one took the initiative to achieve Foundation Establishment; instead, they went to kill demonic beasts. Isn't that just courting death?

I'm disliking the main character more and more. I initially thought he was quite cautious, but it turns out he's still very arrogant.

I'm finding it increasingly difficult to understand this book.

I don't want to say anything more. The author will just write whatever comes to mind.

I've added it to my favorites. It's very well written. Keep up the good work, author! ^0^