Panlong: I Built a Family That Thrives by Laying Low

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Gaga~ The protagonist is named Lin Lei, a kind and righteous boy. He has an old man with a master artifact ring, and he has a pet mouse. He has longed for power and to revitalize his family since childhood. He has the bloodline of the Azure Dragon Divine Beast. In order to find his mother, he killed the big boss, collected the four small stones of earth, water, fire and wind, and finally ran away to the outer heavens.

Everything else is passable, but why are you thinking about bringing people over every day? A lower-level god wants to bring people to the god-state? Even a mid-level god is nothing in the god-state. What's the use of bringing them over? What resources do you have? If a saint comes over, the aftershocks of a fight can wipe you out. Is this what you call the way of survival?

This isn't the way of "surviving the hellish path." Being forced to leave for hell at the beginning might be considered a last resort, but by then your family is invincible in the plane, and you can go back. The normal strategy for someone who wants to survive is to bring back hellish resources for their family, then leave their main body and clones to survive and grow stronger with the family in…

Is he genuinely being cowardly, or is he just saying it to be cowardly?

Panlong is not suited for the path of survival; its existence might end at any time. Lin Lei's mother was sacrificed because her soul was pure. The Four Divine Beasts were manipulated due to their combined attack. The rise of powerful individuals is inexplicable; some find a divine spark and instantly ascend to godhood.

Is this book a case of misleading advertising? Judging from the title, isn't the main plot supposed to be about building a family? But it starts in the Holy Land, and after having two children, you become a god and go to Hell. The system and the family have absolutely nothing to do with each other. Later, while cultivating in Hell, you get harassed, and all sorts of unrelated troubles come knocking on your door. I'm not reading anymore, goodbye!

What the hell was written after arriving in Hell? 😰😰

As expected, you've lost your grip on the story. Actually, when I saw the Supreme God's quest, I knew you'd already lost the book's pacing. There were too many inconsistencies. Oh well, that's just how good you are.

The author clearly didn't put much thought into the plot after Hell. On one hand, they say the main god has just returned to power and just finished a war of faith, and on the other hand, the protagonist suddenly encounters a seven-star demon with three main artifacts, and then even bystanders start discussing the success rate of achieving Great Perfection.