I Became the Fateful Encounter of the Fairies
我成了仙子们的机缘
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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Capture the protagonist and use him as a "breeding pig" to produce high-quality "piglets," which are then provided to powerful figures for possession.
If the author doesn't limit the "golden finger" (advantages/cheat codes), this book will definitely fall apart. Now look at how many wives the protagonist has, and how many of them can you even name? Furthermore, every child possesses a spiritual root. This isn't about finding resources for yourself; it's about digging your own grave. Either someone else will kill you, or the Cai family will.
I don't know who came up with this "many children, many blessings" idea. The female characters are portrayed like sows, used only to give birth to enhance their power. Even as a harem enthusiast, I find this disgusting.
What do you mean by "collapse"? There are plenty of books like this by Tomato. He can plagiarize from here and there and still finish writing one. He doesn't need to consider logic at all. He just wants to get the point across and have fun.
Mine clearance, there are no brothels. Chapter 183
I'm a bit confused. I read the synopsis carefully, and I don't see why giving birth to a child with good aptitude is considered a fairy's good fortune. It's perplexing and illogical. Obtaining elixirs is a good fortune, obtaining treasures is a good fortune, obtaining good cultivation techniques is a good fortune, so why is giving birth to a good child also a good fortune?
To put it another way, if the evil cultivators found out that they were making the male protagonist impregnate every day, then sacrificing the mother's unborn child to increase their own talent or cultivation, the male protagonist would be turned into a breeding boar.
Unbelievable setting
It's a mindless wish-fulfillment story, but not satisfying enough. The child born to a man who marries into the family still takes another person's surname, and having children doesn't directly boost the protagonist's abilities. So what's the point of him being a stud? He could clearly improve his own abilities; why not save his Daoist essence for that? Why rush to have three children to showcase his stud talent?
It's Dihuawen again; he says any woman would willingly give birth.
This cultivation world is too safe; even families at the Foundation Establishment stage can produce Heavenly Spiritual Roots and avoid extermination.