The Great Yan Immortal Clan

This is a world where human life is as cheap as grass. How can you survive in such a world without any means of self-preservation? You've been transmigrating for so many years and you're still so naive.

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Did the protagonist not learn martial arts in the first half of his life? Did he spend the second half just raising his children? 😠

In this book, do the protagonist's relatives and friends experience birth, aging, sickness, and death? It's a family-based story where anyone related to the protagonist seems to automatically gain an immortality buff, while others' cultivation journeys are so difficult, which feels disjointed. What do you think of this book?

Tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away

The author wanted to write about too many things: the various arts of cultivation, righteous and evil cultivation, family power struggles, and romantic relationships. He even deliberately added some negative elements to try to show that the family's development path had both right and wrong aspects.

Fellow readers, could you tell me if this is a family-based story where the entire clan drinks the protagonist's blood?

Hu Yufang is unsuitable as the female lead in this book. The protagonist has a long lifespan, while Hu Yufang, a mortal, is destined to die of old age. She doesn't practice martial arts, and it's unknown whether she has any spiritual roots. Even if she does, she's already old, so her lifespan is destined to be shorter than the protagonist's.

No, I can't accept the fate of the second son's family 😭. Zhao Xuan didn't do anything wrong, so why did she have to suffer such a tragic end? She couldn't cultivate to begin with, lived as a widow for more than ten years, and in the end, she faced such a miserable ending. Her beloved husband took a concubine outside, and in the end, he died without leaving a letter or a message.

Shen Li is a female character with relatively more screen time in the book. Her master's death isn't the main issue, but the way he was killed—having his bloodline extracted and refined—is hard to accept. Refining is practically a demonic act. Moreover, Shen Li's master was trapped and killed while rushing to the scene after receiving news from the Shen family.