The Azure Origin Immortal Path

Well, it's clearly a family-based story, but the protagonist uses the family's spirit peaches to cultivate top-grade spirit peaches, causing hundreds of peach trees to fail to bear fruit for a year or two. Then he sells the spirit peaches for money, and later sells his second-tier top-grade martial arts skills to other sects.

What family traditions value is kinship, family spirit, family warmth, and family unity. The author clearly doesn't understand the concept of a family-based story, portraying the protagonist as selfish and ungrateful, more like a rogue cultivator than a true family cultivator. Why not just write about a rogue cultivator?

I feel the protagonist's personality is better suited to a solitary path. Please don't write any family-themed stories; I might subscribe to all of them 😅. From the Crimson Sun Peach gathering onwards, something felt off. Even after returning to the family, everyone was at a gathering except you who went off to cultivate. I knew I should slip away.

It's better to write about sects; family-based stories don't offer much motivation.

I couldn't stand it anymore. Selling peaches there? You should have known the system's offerings were different from this world's. Rare commodities for profit. And selling cultivation techniques too? Clearly, you're up to something. And it even works on Nascent Soul cultivators! Does that mean you're doomed? Just take your soul directly...

The protagonist is incredibly hypocritical. If he doesn't get married, how can he have a family? If his parents didn't marry, where would the protagonist be? And what's with this talk of cultivating immortality? In a mid-level world, how can one achieve immortality? And what about his iron will? If he's so afraid of death, why doesn't he just stay in his mother's womb and cultivate for thousands of years, winning at the starting line?

Overall, I didn't see any concept of family-based cultivation. I don't know if it's the author's fault or what, but the protagonist doesn't seem like a family-based cultivator at all. Instead, he has a selfish, self-serving, and ignorant mentality of a rogue cultivator, completely lacking any sense of family. Calling him a rogue cultivator wouldn't be wrong at all.

The premise of this book is alright, but with daily updates, why are the numbers not good?

The premise of the protagonist being prone to demonic possession is ridiculous. The protagonist's aptitude is already poor, his power-ups aren't significant, and the fear of demonic possession forces them to slow down his cultivation progress. There's a reason this book isn't popular: too few exciting moments, a sluggish pace, and slow updates!

This division into two is a misnomer. I originally thought it meant establishing a sect, with the main lineage and branch lineages merging as disciples. But it turns out like this, and they're even rebuilding the Yunzhou Li family, at least with one branch elder as the family head, which would have enough initial talent.