The Patriarch Takes Concubines, and Men Fall Silent While Women Weep Across the Cultivation World

I was initially a little interested in the water, but the water ruined it.

If the beginning is this weak, I can hardly imagine what will happen next.

Having a child and giving birth to his mother (a dozen or so chapters)

Stud system + impending death, find a woman, gamble once, and laugh.

The inspiration and writing style are both good. Unfortunately, the cultivation system in the work is problematic and doesn't hold up to scrutiny. Moreover, the author is a complete liar, filling one chapter with the content of ten.

The author really padded out the first climax of the protagonist's concubine giving birth... Sometimes, being too padded can lower the quality of a book.

If you're going to introduce the female lead one by one, then don't include scenes where she's about to die. Without tension, it just seems a bit silly. What was the male lead doing during the year the female lead was pregnant? He'd already cultivated for 100 years, almost died once, and then received a cheat code, yet he still foolishly went back to cultivating?

Author, your writing is so sloppy it's drowning the readers!

This is so weak! One wedding costs three cards, one childbirth costs six cards, and one enemy costs ten chapters and still isn't dead.

Finally, there's a family novel that doesn't focus on pressuring people to get married, but instead features the protagonist taking matters into his own hands and procreating the family.