The Clan's Quest for the Immortal Dao

Speechless. Their own family is pitifully small, yet they start taking in outsiders. A family isn't a sect. And the protagonist has never actually cultivated; he's always lecturing others. It's not like the family doesn't have a patriarch. Why all the fuss? As a reincarnated cultivator, he should understand the meaning of cultivation, not cause trouble everywhere.

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What kind of nonsense is this? Starting at the seventh level of Qi Refining, and after more than 130 chapters, he still hasn't reached the Foundation Establishment stage. He's out partying all day long. If you don't have the strength, you're dreaming if you think you can develop your family. Improving your own strength is the only way. The benefits you get from reaching the Foundation Establishment stage are far greater than what you can gain through all your scheming and plotting.

The writing is excellent, and I really enjoyed the plot. Keep up the good work, author!

This book is of good quality; it should be promoted more.

Those outsiders were described too much, a bit too harshly. If you want to take them in, you should at least let them marry wives from your own clan; after all, it's a family cultivation practice!

Keep it up! Just could you update a little faster? 😍

Such a good novel has too few readers.

I'll bookmark this first. The protagonist can travel between different dimensions to cultivate immortality, so he must have some pretty good cheat abilities. Later on, he can probably master the Five-Colored Divine Light!

This author is so engrossed in watching the World Cup that he's neglecting his work 😡, and after many days of rest, he only has four chapters.