Rebuilding a Cultivation Clan

This is outrageous! A newly awakened Nascent Soul cultivator annihilates a Golden Core sect? It's truly absurd. Formations, secret techniques for a temporary breakthrough, connections with powerful figures, suicidal magic weapons—none of these were used? The gap is too vast. Even Russia paid a price for its war against Ukraine! Even Japan, when it can't win, calls the US "daddy"? Do these two sects understand absolutely nothing about politics?

The cultivation techniques were all given to the family by you, yet you need the family's permission to let your wife practice them? That's outrageous!

It gets worse and worse with each chapter. I keep wondering how bad it can get. The female lead's pregnancy is like something out of a modern novel—she even needs to find some kind of medical cultivator to confirm it! Her divine sense isn't working! So many plot holes, so much bad writing. I really can't stand it anymore. It's not going to get any worse, it just keeps getting worse.

I'm currently experiencing a reading slump, does anyone have any good novel recommendations? Besides this book, I have a few other books on my bookshelf that I personally enjoy. First is *The Peak of the Azure Lotus*, my favorite in recent years. Second is *Family Cultivation: Rising from Beast Taming*, I simply love desert stories, so I also enjoyed this one.

Where did this protagonist get this princess syndrome? He inexplicably provokes a Foundation Establishment female cultivator from the Yuanming Sect, and is unwilling to participate in family affairs. Why don't you write about your own family then? The family has been around for over 300 years, and the protagonist has only been leveling up for less than ten years.

The protagonist has a personal space, why doesn't he leave his family? He could have reached the Nascent Soul stage long ago, maybe even the Deity stage. He could experience trials together, hand over any discovered spirit mines and pills, and be a free spirit cultivator. It would be so much better to be in his space if there's danger, and he could also cultivate spirit herbs.

Back in the Lesser Thousand Worlds, even at the Nascent Soul or Deity Transformation stages, the travel distance was only one or two thousand li, equivalent to 500-1000 kilometers, and it still took a quarter of an hour? That's one thing, but in the Greater Thousand Worlds, a Deity Transformation cultivator is considered 2000 years old, but a Mahayana cultivator is only 5000 years old?

The family's pressure is too much! The protagonist says the success rate of alchemy is 40%, with a maximum of ten pills per batch. Then the family head demands five pills per batch of spiritual herbs. In other words, they're ignoring the protagonist's stated 40% success rate and demanding 100% success rate—they're insane! How can a family like this be good?

I just read the beginning. It's normal that the protagonist doesn't dare to reveal his special ability, given he's a transmigrator. Even if he acknowledges his family, he won't be completely open about it. But the family's development is too simplistic. The entire clan spent a year developing overseas, incurring the hostility of four Foundation Establishment families.

Sigh, the little girls can't escape it; aside from the protagonist genius, they're all girls.