I Built a Cultivation Clan All on My Own

In these kinds of novels, to highlight the greatness of ordinary people, the authors always portray ordinary women as wives, while cultivators become concubines—it's particularly hilarious.

The male protagonist later developed a single spiritual root, yet he surprisingly stopped having children, wasting such a valuable spiritual root. If he had children, there's a chance they would have a child with a single spiritual root.

This book is quite good, but is the "golden finger" (cheat code) really at its peak? It doesn't appear again later. Also, other characters have three realms: Qi Refining - 120 years of lifespan, Foundation Establishment - 240 years, and Golden Core - 500 years. Your book adds a 12-level Purple Mansion realm and a 500-year Golden Core realm. Do you think that's reasonable?

The higher the cultivation level, the more difficult the advancement, and logically, the longer it should take. However, in this novel, the higher the cultivation level, the shorter the lifespan—how can one cultivate? Qi Refining takes about 100 years, Foundation Establishment about 200 years, but the Purple Mansion only adds a little over 300 years.

Shennong was poisoned to death. Of his five spiritual roots, three had reached the highest grade, but they fused together to form a bamboo spiritual root, which was then downgraded to a low-grade fourth-rank spiritual root. It was truly disgusting.

Advantages: No major drawbacks Weaknesses: It's too bland. Aside from having a cheat code, the protagonist doesn't have any special encounters, and there's not much fighting.

A complete Tier 1 mid-grade killing formation costs 20 spirit stones, and an ordinary Tier 1 mid-grade sword costs 70 or 80. Are you trying to kill a child here?

Authors who successfully plagiarize books do have their tricks. Riding the wave of the "marrying a wife" trope, they've developed their own style. The early plot and the "golden finger" (advanced abilities) are all copied, but the writing is good.

It feels like the protagonist has no real feelings for his wife; his relationship is rather bland.

Why are there so many novels like this lately? Because it's a subtle reminder to single people to get married soon. Even with the three-child policy, if you're still single, you're holding the country back. The government is even using novels to urge people to get married!