Immortal Clan: Starting with Taking Concubines!

A skill proficiency system disguised as a "many children, many blessings" system? And they even wrote the original owner as a fool easily fooled by his senior brother, a simp easily deceived by women? There's no way the stats could be good.

Besides, you never mentioned that you could craft talismans and magical artifacts that could activate on their own. Even if it's meant to be intimidating, once others see that you have no magical power whatsoever, they'll know you're just a mortal, like an infant wielding a large sword—utterly threatening and not worth taking seriously. If mortals can throw talismans, what's there to fear from immortals? They could easily kill cultivators with a single talisman.

Such a wonderful book, and you turned it into this?! Don't you feel any remorse? Not marrying a wife or taking concubines—how can you face the system?

Before the awakening of the main consciousness in the reborn story, being a simp is fine. After the awakening, the plot is basically driven by familiar tropes. Veteran readers might find it boring. New readers will have no problem. Personally, I think using talismans is too old-fashioned. Using arrays, puppets, insects, or even demonic cultivation methods would be much more appealing than talismans.

I don't know how I'd survive if I didn't update this book to over 10,000 words a day.

You opened several books and they all exploded?

Mutual encouragement

It's almost chapter 100, and they're still stuck on Qi cultivation. The time span isn't that long either. The beginning was alright, but it's getting tiring to read.