Cultivating Immortality for My Clan: I Am the Divine Cauldron That Guards the Family

You're not even going to act anymore; you're just copying "Xuanjian Immortal Clan" verbatim. Even with a color palette, they'd probably look exactly the same.

The premise is good, but the plot is disjointed, there are too many character names that are impossible to remember or even worth remembering later on, and the main character appears too infrequently. Frankly, the sense of immersion isn't very strong. Author, keep it up!

Author, your initial character and cultivation technique settings are almost a direct copy of the Xuanjian Immortal Clan! [Laughing and crying emoji] I hope you can write something different later on.

What kind of guaranteed income did the author sign? How much do they earn per month? I'm also thinking of writing a family-based cultivation novel recently, so I'd like to ask for your advice.

It's great, I hope it can be updated for a long time.

I enjoy family-based cultivation novels, and I especially love this "mortal cultivation" story, where the protagonist rises from ordinary to extraordinary. The author meticulously describes every detail of life, creating a strong sense of immersion. I hope the author maintains this level of dedication; I'm tired of fast-paced, feel-good stories. Keep up the good work, author!

We can't just follow Xuanjian's methods exactly, can we?

Even ensemble pieces need a main storyline, and the main character shouldn't be absent for extended periods. This disjointed, haphazard writing style is simply unpleasant to read.

The overall theme focuses on the royal family, with the bronze cauldron serving as a secondary element and not overshadowing the main subject.

It feels so real; finally, it's not one of those mindless, wish-fulfillment stories about rebirth.