More Children, More Blessings: My Senior Sister Is Pregnant Again

What I really want to complain about is: does embarking on cultivation mean becoming impotent? Or is it just that women's menstrual cycles block it out? And then they have to find a useless person to continue the family line. Everyone knows it's related to the quality of bloodline, so why don't they go find powerful cultivators like those at the Golden Core, Nascent Soul, or Tribulation Transcending stages to continue their lineage?

This is a strange setup. Why aren't there any other male cultivators? Why do they have to find someone to "sow the seed"?

It's so beautiful, the myth is so realistic and vivid, and it brings lots of romantic luck.

In the future, when writing this type of book, could you please reveal the names and identities of all the female protagonists at the end? This would make it easier for those who like to write about main characters to list all the other characters' names.

It didn't have to end badly like other novels. It's a harem novel, so be it; after all, the author stated early on that he was a cultivator specializing in harem cultivation.

The pacing in the beginning was good, the plot was decent, the story was engaging, and the character development was acceptable. However, towards the end, it felt rushed, the pace became too fast, and all the explicit scenes disappeared. Compared to the beginning, it felt like it wasn't written by the same person. Also, I don't know why the city lords of two different places share the same name.

Overall, the book is quite good. It starts off with a lot of explicit content, but the later parts become less detailed and less explicit, with very little actual action. I suggest adding more action. The ending is a bit rushed, but overall it's a very good book. I recommend it (for reference only).