The Immortal Emperor Has Way Too Many Children

I haven't read it yet. I looked at the table of contents, and based on my experience reading novels, this one is basically similar to a previous novel about having many children and good fortune. They all went down the mountain to take concubines, then advanced in rank, returned to their sect, and took concubines again.

Wow, you're really something! You're at the third level of Qi Refining and already have an eighth-level concubine? I could have just killed them and taken their resources, why did you have to sacrifice someone else?

What kind of catfish roe-shedding is this? Hahaha

Every time the protagonist gets married, he takes money from wealthy merchants and never reciprocates. The protagonist is an alchemist, so why is he unwilling to reciprocate with some low-level pills that are suitable for ordinary people to improve their health?

They've already reached the Foundation Establishment stage, isn't that considered extraordinary? Why insist on adding the Extraordinary realm?! The previous chapter talked about how difficult it is to find Foundation Establishment items, and the next chapter goes on to describe how many pills are used to exchange for so many Foundation Establishment items. Can't this writing make sense?

Many others have imperial titles but aren't actually imperial; only the author of this book is a true lecherous genius.

Tomato's fertility and good fortune have all come over, haha!

The cycle continues: taking concubines, having sex, having children, and receiving rewards.

This book is a piece of crap in the cultivation genre, but it's top-notch in the erotic genre. I love reading it. 🤭🤭

It's not fair to call it a good author who includes personal biases.