Supreme Fortune: Leading My Clan in Cultivation
顶级气运：带领家族去修仙
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- Top-level Qi Luck: Leading My Clan to CultivateEnglish name
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If a cultivator with dual spiritual roots is only at level 4 at age 16, what about cultivators with other spiritual roots? How old do they have to be to reach level 9 of Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment?
A genius who only appears once every 800 years, made to earn his own money and cultivate, going out on missions without even a late-stage Qi Refining cultivator assigned to protect him. He only managed to collect two Xuan-grade cultivation techniques in 800 years, and the protagonist just picked up one as soon as he stepped out the door. Hahahaha, author, are you trying to make me laugh to death?
This is the book with the most rambling nonsense I've ever read; I'm absolutely sick of it. I've been following it for over half a year now, and I just can't take it anymore. It's just endless rambling. Of all the novels I've read, this is the only one that's truly disgusting. 😓
This book is as awful as "The Immortal Path of the Sect Leader," even worse than "The Peak of the Azure Lotus." The title could be changed to "The Number One Golden Core Cultivator." The protagonist could die at the Golden Core stage! Half of the 4 million-word book is about the Golden Core stage. On Qidian, you'd be number one.
What a beast! He doesn't even spare little girls as young as twelve or thirteen, and his heart is pounding like a deer, and his blood is boiling?
The protagonist was eating a meal, and his mother looked at him with heartache. What are you heartbroken about? His mother gave him a storage bag, and he blushed with embarrassment. Why are you blushing? Why does the main character have a thing for trees? Each piece is a heartfelt confession; why doesn't the protagonist have a mouth? Or is it that you don't know how to write narration?
Just a quick plug: The "Immortal Seeking Truth" family is offering one Immortal Seedling. Author, sorry, I'll give you my monthly vote next month.
From the beginning to now, the entire story revolves around the protagonist channeling benefits to his family. At the start, he was rewarded with three Lesser Foundation Establishment Pills, which he also gave to rogue cultivators as a reward during a beast tide.
A single strike from a Qi Refining Stage 7 cultivator can destroy an area of 1,000 zhang (7 li) in radius. A distance of 400 li would require two days of flying on a sword. Foundation Establishment Pills are worth 30,000 to 50,000 spirit stones. A set of top-grade Tier 1 spirit weapons used by Qi Refining cultivators is worth 20,000 spirit stones (Tier 2 for Foundation Establishment cultivators).
In the world of cultivation, great power comes from oneself, and strength determines everything. The protagonist has dual spiritual roots, a talent that his family has only seen once every eight hundred years. Yet, all the resources he receives come from his parents and grandfather. Is it possible that he doesn't receive support from his family's policies and resources?