The Boundless Dao Lord

Without a harem, where would the descendants and the family come from? Fighting for other people's children? I must be out of my mind. For my descendants, I'd die for it. Even the synopsis is toxic enough.

You might say the protagonist isn't strong, but his family controls a huge territory! You might say he's strong, but he's always ambushing from behind and counterattacking! He's always on the defensive!

Perhaps he should be called the Ancestor of Immortality, starting from when his blood was drained by the main lineage.

It's very similar to the early stages of "Chasing the Path to Everlasting Green," where the protagonist still feels frustrated even after reaching the Great Perfection of Foundation Establishment. How can your book be expected to do well if it's so unsatisfying to read? 😒

Fellow Daoists, please lend a hand and give it a push!

Free for a limited time? Is it really that bad? The grades...

I've read Xuanjian Immortal Clan, Peak of the Azure Lotus, Protect Our Clan Leader, and Everlasting Path, but none of them are as good as this. It's an excellent book. 👍👍👍

The author could actually explore the opportunities the younger generation might gain, what developments and crises they might bring to the family, and how to help the family grow. The timeline doesn't need to be so short, and the family's development shouldn't always revolve around the protagonist's experiences.

This novel, well, you can read it without thinking. Whether it's cheesy or not doesn't matter; these days, no novel is cheesy anyway. But that array tattoo thing of yours just doesn't make sense. Arrays either gather the power of heaven and earth by being placed on spiritual veins, or they involve the combined power of several people and a large group.

It's better than Qinghe Immortal Clan; it's a masterpiece.