A Cultivation Family's Immortal Cave Heaven

It's really weird. The demonic path is portrayed as too powerful and easy to advance, while the righteous path is depicted as too difficult and troublesome to advance! The cultivation civilization is clearly thriving, with the highest combat power at the Nascent Soul stage, and there are still formidable enemies like the demonic path, yet you make Foundation Establishment Pills so rare, just like…

Let's change the modern terms, like "senior" or "bedroom/kitchen," they're a bit off-putting.

The maid's talent was written so well that it felt like it fell short in this aspect, since older books tended to feature more talented maids. I find it more satisfying to elevate an average-talented maid to a genius. These are just some personal opinions.

The strangest thing is that they send the clan chief out to fight. I really can't believe they do that. What's the difference between that and the beast tamer fighting hand-to-hand?

Ha, that's so childish. Even in modern companies, which boss doesn't know that management can seek personal gain without harming the boss's interests? They all went through this stage. Why pretend not to know when it's not excessive? Is there no reason? You're just watching your family decline and causing trouble. If you were to use family interests to gain personal benefits, would it be reasonable for you to go and punish them? Who can be truly selfless?

This is utterly unbelievable! The male protagonist, a Foundation Establishment cultivator, has a spiritual root that's inferior to that of a random girl he picked up? Why doesn't he just commit suicide?

The protagonist is the clan leader, not a henchman. He should have the demeanor of a clan leader and handle important matters personally instead of always doing menial tasks. Also, the maids are there to serve you, not to act like little sisters just because they have some talent. There is no distinction between superiors and inferiors.

If you can see the number of family members, why don't you write about the protagonist's parents? If you're going to write that the protagonist's parents are still alive, then write them; if they're going to die, then just delete them. You wrote that they're missing, but we didn't see the protagonist's family looking for them, and there wasn't a single piece of news. As top-tier combatants, they've gone missing, aren't you worried?

Where are the more than 50 caves?

It's always the same old routine.