After Failing to Establish My Foundation, I Just Want to Grow My Family

So far, it's written quite well, but the female lead definitely can't be too domineering. By the way, is it a single female lead or multiple female leads? Personally, I feel multiple female leads are better because each one will help the protagonist, and they all have connections and can improve themselves. The only downside is that there aren't many. But absolutely no love triangles or power struggles; it's about families, where strength in numbers is more interesting.

It's getting more and more realistic as it's written; it's very enjoyable to read. For example, the fact that the child born has no spiritual root is actually a good thing. For example, taking a concubine can provide additional help. Actually, I feel the author could write that the character marries someone from each profession, such as a formation master, a weapon refiner, or a spirit talisman master.

According to the book's setting, the Golden Core essence of human Golden Core cultivators can be absorbed by other human cultivators to advance their own cultivation levels. This makes the Golden Core of human Golden Core cultivators a crucial resource.

Let's commemorate this moment, a rare first place!

Thank goodness it wasn't Weibo, otherwise your story about buying and selling female tribespeople would have been bombarded with criticism.

I need to focus on the college entrance exam first. I'll write more next August or October. Sorry! [(இдஇ; )]

I feel that having more female protagonists is better, as it allows the family to expand and develop, and there can be more clan members.

Please forgive any typos and grammatical errors. I would also appreciate any corrections from experts. Thank you! The author is a newbie, still learning writing techniques, developing plot ideas, and gradually improving... Thanks again! 😁😁

The subject matter is somewhat dated! This means the writing style and plot will be crucial to attracting readers.

The updates are so slow! The writing is quite good though, I'll wait until next year to read it.