Lord of Ten Thousand Spirits

It's even more powerful than the underworld cultivation novels. While most underworld cultivation novels only rob people, this one also exterminates entire clans, usurps others' positions, substitutes others for others, and stirs up beast tides. In other novels, this would definitely be considered a demonic sect.

To be honest, I think the plot of this book is good, but I just can't accept the characters. They keep calling Penglai and Xuantian demonic sects and evil paths, but if you ask me, the Ye family is evil too. Murder, arson, and all sorts of atrocities are no exaggeration.

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What a disgrace! A Foundation Establishment family is already pushing for Nascent Soul level combat power! And they're still so frustrated. They've offended a Nascent Soul sect; once the protagonist reaches Nascent Soul, won't they become enemies of the Spirit Realm?! In short, it's endless; they're never strong enough, just like they can never earn enough money—nobody thinks they have too much!

I caught up with it today. I'd had it on my reading list for a while but hadn't gotten around to it, mainly because the beginning was a little unengaging. But it really got better later on, and I read the latest chapter in one go. I think this is what a cultivation family should be like: surviving in the cracks, with unity and caution as the main themes.

Because so many people have mentioned it, I'll clarify the aspects of cultivation realms and families. 1. Cultivation Realms: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Purple Mansion, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation These correspond to six ranks, and the levels of treasures and cultivation techniques are also based on this distinction. 2. Families: This family is no ordinary family.

The author says the mouse is cute, but understands your setting that the mouse might not go very far. Perhaps you could add a setting: although a single mouse can't go very far, you can raise it indefinitely (raising only its offspring, each generation only raising the most talented offspring, with each mouse having potential equal to or slightly higher than the first, and each having a different…

I think the biggest selling point of this book isn't the family or the beast taming, but rather the gangster-style cultivation world reminiscent of Xuanjian, with its unique environment and character descriptions. It avoids the typical naive and formulaic character portrayals found in other novels. This, I believe, is its biggest selling point.

This book is awesome! While both are family-based cultivation clans, the Xuanjian Immortal Clan is far more popular! To be honest, the early plot of the Xuanjian Immortal Clan was indeed novel and exciting. However, the later stages were entirely focused on background explanations and introductions. There was absolutely no plot progression.