Tales of the Immortal Spirit Clan

There's no such thing as instant fame. These days, many authors write tens of thousands of words for a book, see few readers, and immediately start another, dreaming of instant success. I think whether a book is read or not, as long as you persevere and finish it, you've accumulated writing experience, and your next book might be even better.

The family keeps sending people with both Heavenly and Dual Spiritual Roots to train, and they either die or are seriously injured. You're just a Foundation Establishment family, not a Nascent Soul family, and you don't even care about people with Dual or Heavenly Spiritual Roots. It's really giving me a headache.

From what I've seen, some readers these days simply want mindless, fast-paced, action-packed novels—the kind that don't require any brainpower. They want nothing more than leveling up, fighting monsters, and changing maps; they don't need any other plot. The most absurd thing is that cultivation novels try to explain logic and reason as if the authors have actually cultivated immortality. Why should it all be a formulaic story with a slow, deliberate unfolding?

Firstly, the battle between the four major families and the rogue cultivators was written in far too many chapters, making it drag on and poorly written. Despite having several times the combat strength, they were almost wiped out, and it was unclear who was attacking whom.

I roughly calculated that, according to the author's description, the family's cultivators would need more than 1,500 spirit stones a month to reach Qi Refining, and 20,000 spirit stones a year including Foundation Establishment. That's too much! One Foundation Establishment Pill a year, and the resource point currently being written only produces a few hundred spirit stones a year. I hope the later chapters will show that this family can earn 20,000 spirit stones a year.

Still stuck in the Qi Refining stage. It's over 130 chapters already. Being able to access the Nascent Soul Pill during the Qi Refining stage is impressive. (Death from poisoning)

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It's a disaster for someone with a Heavenly Spiritual Root to learn a cultivation technique that only allows for casual cultivation. Also, the family members who know about the protagonist's spiritual root don't tell him about it, causing the protagonist to always think he has a dual spiritual root. He's not even 18 yet, but judging from the age of 12, he's running around everywhere.

A useless family, four Foundation Establishment cultivators couldn't defeat a few Qi Refining evil cultivators.

Let me share my thoughts. The earlier parts were quite good, and the author clearly had their own ideas, which is a major highlight of family-themed novels. It's no wonder that family-themed novels are gradually declining; many authors simply lack the skill. They spend their days refining pills with three spiritual roots, and then the story starts with a deeply entrenched enemy family.