Spiritual qi has run dry, and the immortal path has collapsed.
The great cultivation clans with ancient legacies have entered the world one after another to survive, abandoning their pursuit of the nearly extinct path to immortality.
The Yan family of Hongchi is the last clan still devoted to seeking the immortal path.
Yan Yun of the Yan family is the last cultivator.
The depletion of spiritual qi is a fact, but Yan Yun’s resolve to seek immortality and the Dao has never wavered.
He knows that three years from now, powerful enemies from another realm will invade, and only the boundless immortal path can give the people of Blue Star a chance to survive.
[Wanjang Railway Station: A Yellow-Rank, Mid-Grade immortal-path relic has been detected. Sign in to obtain all the spiritual qi within the relic.]
[Nanfeng Advanced Academy: A Black-Rank, Low-Grade immortal-path relic has been detected. Spiritual qi within the relic is abundant, and you can sign in repeatedly.]
[Jiangdong Airport: An Earth-Rank, Low-Grade immortal-path relic has been detected, along with numerous traces of battles between immortals. Sign in for a chance to obtain lost divine arts and spells.]
[Gaoyiling, Leifeng Pagoda, Shaolin Temple, the Golden Chariot Hall, Mount Kunlun…]
He will travel across famous mountains and rivers, journey to every corner of the land, find all the immortal-path relics, and sign in at each one to activate it.
He will forge a spiritual qi revival era by his own hand, ignite a nationwide craze for cultivation, and become the patriarch of cultivation in a new age.
He will build Blue Star’s own cultivation army, root out enemy spies from other worlds, and safeguard Blue Star’s eternal peace.
No matter how chaotic the myriad realms of the universe get, I, Yan Yun, will protect this little patch of Blue Star!
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And what does the content of your book have to do with its title? The title says it's the last cultivation family, and everyone who clicks in is there for that, but your book just talks about cultivation families all over the place—it's ridiculous and incomprehensible. Author, please revise it properly.
The Immortal Relics are rated A, B, C, and D; this description alone is enough to deter anyone.
You promised a family of cultivators, but you've turned it into a modern-day cultivation story. The villains are a bit problematic too; they bring modern weapons to fight the immortal cultivation protagonist, which suggests they're somewhat mentally challenged. A national leader can be so easily controlled by an ancient monster.
I don't know what the author was thinking. Personally, I thought it was okay at the beginning; the protagonist seemed to have a plan and some brains... However, the part where the higher-ups retaliate against the protagonist is a bit awkward. Even if they want to teach the protagonist a lesson, they shouldn't do such an insulting thing.
This is baffling. The setup was great, but then suddenly the author clashes with Guo Jia out of nowhere? What is the author thinking? Should I just give up on the book?
Update Notes
Today (June 6th), I rewrote Chapters 27 and 28. Based on feedback from readers, I rewrote the plot of these two chapters, trying my best to correct the previous problematic parts. This resulted in no new chapters being updated today. Tomorrow, I will rewrite Chapter 29 to ensure the overall plot coherence and logical flow. After reviewing the existing chapters, I will continue updating new chapters, at the earliest tomorrow, and at the latest the day after. Please don't worry, fellow readers.
Honestly, this recruitment tactic is too cruel. The protagonist even thinks he got a good deal and runs away; he can't watch anymore.
Outrageous, painful to read, I'm giving up. What's the point of writing it this way? Why the need to target and then back down? Is there any point?
What can you do in three years? Honestly, that's a ridiculously short time. You might not even reach level one in three years of Qi cultivation, while martial arts training only takes three years to build a foundation.
I recommend a pretty good novel called "I Am the Lord of the Uncanny." It's ruthless and decisive, has no female lead, and is basically without any flaws. You can find more information in the comments.