An Immortal Clan, Starting with Leaving the Sect

666, The author is a master at deleting posts, well written, really well written 😁

What the heck? For the first few dozen chapters, being at the Nascent Soul stage was a huge danger, but after a few dozen chapters, a mid-Nascent Soul stage cultivator can actively fight a late-stage Deity Transformation stage cultivator. Is this how you feed poison?

The idea of ​​binding the protagonist to a family is indeed feasible, but it depends on whether the family has any practical use. Don't talk about luck; that's ethereal and intangible, and readers won't buy it if you write about it. The family needs to have practical uses.

After arriving in Zhongzhou, things got increasingly absurd. The protagonist's cheat ability, in order to put pressure on him, went from sending the Moon Demon to invade, to sending the Demon Emperor to destroy the world after defeating the Moon Demon, to becoming an immortal and saving the world, only to face another great crisis in all the realms. It's like Schrödinger's demons—each upgrade brings an even stronger one.

If you're from a family with a long-term relationship, do you only have one child and find a wife?

After reading 13 chapters, the poison subsided, and the cultivator, wielding the token of a Nascent Soul sect, took over the spiritual land. A Golden Core family openly defied the order, arguing they couldn't relinquish their family business based on a mere decree, delivering a resounding slap in the face to the Nascent Soul sect.

Treating family as a tool, a means to advance one's career, tsk tsk tsk, he mostly exploits his wife and children.

The male protagonist is also a rebel, and the family-themed story doesn't feel like a typical family story; it's more like a hybrid. He starts with a bunch of children, making it even harder to distinguish between them. Before the clan is even firmly established, he immediately runs away from a beast tide, abandoning everyone else, which doesn't fit the style of a typical family story. The writing is decent, but the plot is moving too fast; if it continues like this, it will end very soon.

The only redeeming quality of novels from Qidian's recycling station is their large word count; that's it. From beginning to end, everyone is a pseudo-human, garbage from system novels.

No family achieves lasting fame; only those who attain immortality and whose families decline and whose lives are extinguished find despair. 🙂🙂🙂