Clan Cultivation: I Can See Hints
家族修仙：我能看到提示
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I highly recommend "The Peak of the Azure Lotus" and "Korean Immortal Path".
My idol's book is awesome, a real gem!
Realm division!!!
This book follows the Purple Mansion Cultivation System, with the first to fourth stages being Innate, Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, and Purple Mansion, respectively. The fifth stage is Golden Core, and the sixth stage is Nascent Soul. Stop worrying about why the second stage is Qi Refining; it's just part of the book's setting.
This is amazing; I'd call it a near-masterpiece. The technique is skillful, clearly not the work of a novice, and the plot is quite good. The only downside is the slow updates, and some foreshadowing elements from earlier chapters are left unresolved.
This is an excellent work in the family cultivation genre. I don't know if this genre isn't very popular, so please support this excellent work! And author, keep up the good work! Keep updating!
The plot always follows the same pattern! Every ending is the same: the protagonist escapes danger and obtains the treasure. The process is always the same: the Seventh Uncle tries to save them but ends up being completely useless, and the protagonist suddenly has an epiphany and easily defeats the big shots. 😅😅😅
It's considered pretty good among family-based games; the cheat system is excellent, not overpowered but powerful enough. But I feel like the author is just padding the word count by explaining a lot of unnecessary things, and I don't understand why the protagonist would keep it a secret when his father is the clan chief. Wouldn't it be much easier if the clan chief helped the protagonist?
This book has a major flaw: the protagonist shouldn't be a time traveler. If we ignore the fact that he's a time traveler, the protagonist's behavior as a member of a family of cultivators is perfectly consistent with his identity, and there's nothing wrong with it. But it just feels a bit incongruous that a time traveler would be so loyal to his family.
Small families, with dozens or hundreds of members, can still rely on kinship; but families with tens of thousands or hundreds of members can only rely on systems, inevitably leading to a sectarian tendency.
I think this book is pretty good within the family-themed genre, and there aren't any major flaws in its writing.
This kind of kinship doesn't even exist in reality, let alone in the cultivation world.