Cultivation Clan: Better to Rely on Yourself Than Others

We shouldn't have any hope for cultivation novels without spiritual roots; they've all become martial arts novels.

They're supposed to be the children of cultivators, yet they don't live in wealthy families in the city and have to fend for themselves. At the very least, a cultivator's child marrying a mortal has a chance of having a child with spiritual roots. What the hell is going on? And that county magistrate's daughter... Has the magistrate gone astray?

Over a hundred already, where is your cultivation family?

The author's setup is very unreasonable. Are all the members of a small family cultivators? Don't they have any mortal blood? If cultivators manage the family business, how can they have time to cultivate? This family doesn't have many cultivators to begin with, yet they are so picky and even ruthless to their own blood relatives.

This is actually quite well-written, so why is it getting no traffic? Do cultivation families wait until the protagonist goes to a cultivation city before expanding their own? With bloodline cultivation, all future generations will be cultivators—they'll be rich! I'll add this to the featured posts!!!

Boss, your topic is "cultivation family," but we haven't seen any mention of a family yet. And don't cultivation families care about the lives of mortals? After all, mortals need to live well to have more children! And mortals can also give birth to people with spiritual roots!

It can't be published? So I'm not writing anymore.

Keep it up! It's a pretty novel idea. With a little effort, you might create another popular literary phenomenon.

It's well-written, but there are too few chapters; it's not satisfying.

I'll be updating 10,000 words daily for the next ten days. I'll focus on getting some more favorites first.