My Wife Cultivates, I Grow Stronger; Immortality Begins with Taking Concubines

When a man reaches middle age, he can rely on his wife and children to become stronger. There are so many books on this topic lately.

It's the same old routine, the couple can't consummate their marriage, then there's all this back and forth, it's incredibly boring.

Gu Changge? A top-tier villain?

This is absolutely toxic! Other parents go crazy when their top-performing stocks are unearthed, but his parents actively uncovered his child's talent and then say they don't care and won't judge. Seriously?! Even a saint shouldn't be this saintly.

A protagonist's ninth-rank follower, and a really powerful one at that, managed to injure an eighth-rank opponent with a single full-force attack. Then, when the protagonist got close, the follower self-destructed! And to make matters worse, the follower even managed to possess the protagonist's soul right in front of the ninth-rank follower! Author, don't you think that's outrageous?! 😰

Qingqing is your first wife. She was willing to be with you when you had no cultivation. She's also innocent and guileless. Shouldn't you treat her differently? How is this any different from the little princess's current treatment? First, she's an undercover agent. She's also very cunning. Shouldn't the first promotion be given to Qingqing? Raising it to 100 is understandable.

I stopped watching when I saw the protagonist's parents ruin his talent in order to save their brother's child; it was a bit disgusting!

According to the setting, why doesn't the male protagonist just find ten thousand or eight thousand concubines? Their aptitude doesn't matter; he can just feed them and stack their aptitude to the level of hundreds of thousands or millions, making him invincible.

After reading the first few dozen chapters, it seems the protagonist's cultivation level is entirely due to sharing with his wife. What's the use of his high comprehension and innate talent if he doesn't cultivate himself? He's practically a piece of trash.

The protagonist is targeted by the world's will; no one believes he can be incredibly strong. No one believes the female lead will marry him. Strangers hold grudges against him for no reason, chasing him from afar over trivial matters, only to be humiliated by his boastful displays of power. This is a low-intelligence world.