Clan Cultivation: First, Claim a Plane as Our Foundation

It's written quite well. Author, don't try to fill in the gaps in the early plot and stick to the traditional fantasy genre. Can you compete with the established writers? Write something unique; that's what will attract readers. There are already too many repetitive family-based cultivation novels on Qidian, starting from Qi Refining and progressing to Foundation Establishment in 100 chapters.

I'm so anxious because there are no book reviews! Any suggestions or feedback would be greatly appreciated...

A series of battles, one after another, with no real plot development, can become quite boring and eventually kill the desire to continue listening. This is just my personal opinion.

I've read over a hundred chapters so far, with 11 more to go. I have a few questions. You've already finished the Canglan Realm, it's been decades, right? And your family only has so few people? What were you thinking? I was attracted by the title and synopsis, but it seems like you're going to let your family farm and develop.

It's very interesting, but for some reason it's very difficult to read. The reading barrier is too great. Perhaps there are many grammatical errors? Or maybe there are too many uncommon characters?

Judging from the name, it's a family-based story, and we've only just begun to see some progress. The later parts will probably involve storylines where members of different families are dispatched from various dimensions. I didn't dislike the initial fight scenes, but there were a bit too many.

A few questions: Isn't this supposed to be about developing the family? Why did they take three wives, have two sons with one of them, and then the third generation appeared? Won't that mean that Fuling and Yu Ziansheng are all young but have high seniority, which is messy? There are only three people after more than a hundred chapters. The family development is too slow.

It's still ongoing; there's too little content, simply not enough to keep you entertained. Also, I recommend the author have a focus when writing. Whether to focus more on interdimensional wars or family members depends on the data. If it's too evenly distributed, it lacks distinctiveness, the data won't look good, and the chances of abandoning the project are high.

I'm just curious. Multiple female leads, no romance, a cultivation family—how do these things connect? Does anyone actually read a synopsis like this? This synopsis will likely lose at least 80% of readers. Multiple female leads are mainly about romance, except for the bulldozing plot. If you have no romance, what kind of cultivation family are you talking about? I really want to complain.

I've followed the story up to its release. My impression is that it involves a few meetings, a few fights, acquiring a few Daoist partners, owning a piece of land, crafting a weapon, and selling dozens of mines and some trees. There isn't much romance, but the author seems to have focused too much on developing the Daoist partners. It feels like a multi-part story, with a strange lack of focus. I'm hesitant; should I start reading?