The Clan Leader Takes Me to Cultivate Immortality

Foundation Establishment Pill costs 500,000 spirit stones, while that Foundation Establishment monster only costs a few hundred spirit stones. 😥😥 That's amazing!

Floor washing 1. The poor At the beginning, the family was destitute. Despite having the reputation of a family of immortal masters, they couldn't even afford daily cultivation supplies, and their only source of income was dependent on the weather. 2. Capitalists

The protagonist has made a bunch of enemies without doing anything, isn't that toxic? It really is toxic, and he even inherited the Soul-Devouring Poison. He's lost his family heirloom, and there's no follow-up to his cultivation technique 😅. Was this really necessary? Please don't be so depressing for the sake of being depressing! The later explosion will be very satisfying!

I can't stand it anymore. Liu Yu'er has lost her mind to the extreme. She's fantasizing about other people's juniors in front of Nascent Soul cultivators and even belittling everyone present. The Yun generation of her family is full of spoiled brats. From another perspective, she's a complete brainless villain...

Having read so many cultivation novels, I recently had some free time and wrote down what I envision a cultivation world should look like. Perhaps many parts are illogical, so please just take a look. I hope it can serve as a starting point for discussion. If you disagree with anything, feel free to point it out, but please refrain from harsh criticism. I'm just writing casually.

I think the moment a clan gives away its clan's most prized artifact, it's finished. A clan that can't even protect its own artifact has lost its spirit, its motivation, and its passion. It definitely won't get it back within a hundred years, unless the author messes up the premise and gives the protagonist an overpowered advantage.

I feel like it's not worth subscribing anymore. Liu Yu'er is written so irrationally, and the protagonist's son is written so stupidly. Unless it's changed, I have no desire to subscribe.

I stopped watching last month because the enemies just kept coming in waves, it was all the same old formula, it was boring and pointless. Couldn't the fighting and enemy dynamics be resolved privately? Don't write it out; it's disgusting. Can't you just focus on developing your character and playing it safe? You have over 100 bamboo chicken cultivators, can't you just release them?

I think the biggest problem is that the protagonist is too weak. He only has a fragment of a cultivation manual and nothing else, making him feel like a random extra who can be easily killed by some unknown area-of-effect attack. In cultivation novels, individual martial arts strength is extremely important, and the protagonist's gains and improvements in combat power are the biggest source of enjoyment. This book does a very poor job in this aspect.

What a ridiculous plot! They even killed off the protagonist's wife? Goodbye.