
My Entire Clan's Talents, All in Me
全族天赋,加于我一人之身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 292k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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124Chapters
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The Origin Law: The bigger the cheat code, the more brain-dead the protagonist. In this kind of protagonist-like advantage of having many offspring, they either go on wild adventures and court death, or they fabricate a moral theory to deceive themselves and restrict reproduction.
Many novels have proven that talking to oneself is a bad thing, so why do authors still add to it? 😅
The protagonist's cheat ability is based on the family members' talents and cultivation, and is restricted to the family territory, yet he keeps talking about joining a sect.
Well written! Looking forward to the next installment.
There is a problem with the description.
Talent and strength are two different concepts. Having talent but not training will still make you a weakling.
Will this book be abandoned? It feels like the author isn't putting much effort into it. I'll give another tip to let the author know that people are still reading this book.
I'm giving a tip to hurry up and update! This is too short; waiting is the worst part of following a book.
Come on!
Is it good-looking? Do I need to memorize it?
They even charge money for their family's martial arts techniques, how impressive!