Except for some errors in translation quality, everything else is good. We've got the Mc being transmigrated to a martial arts world, into the body of a dying ancestor of the Luo family, which is situated inside a County. He is equipped with a panel, which allows him to extract a safe amount of blood qi from all his descendents.(Safe as in, the descendents won't be majorly affected). This blood qi can be used for upgrading his realm, techniques etc etc. All the characters have their unique quality about them. Story is progressing really well so far. The thing I like about this story is that Mc is smart enough to not go around Conquering every place he can conquer, fearing that someone more powerful may notice it and hence destroy his Luo family. All the Conquering is done by the family members. Mc, the ancestor just has to make a move if any difficulty arises in path of conquer for the family. (This is an interesting because all the other characters are also getting the highlight.) [Love this part]. The world that Mc is in is divided into two parts. Mortal and immortal. (Not divided in a true sense. I am talking about the power division). There are five realms in total for mortals, after that comes the immortal realms. The place Mc is residing in is just a corner of a mortal kingdom. The Mortal kingdom is also just in the corner of a divine state. For now, we just know that there are ten divine states. The Luo family is slowing emerging out of their cocoon. By now, they have already conquered three prefectures under the Mortal kingdom. I am excited and eager to further read the journey of the Luo family from the Luo mountain prefecture.

It’s average trash, nothing special about it

Suitable for casual read, definitely not the most intriguing and nail biting story, however it’s still at the very least readable. Also a genre I’m fond of in regards to family cultivation. Overall it’s simply average. Not absolute trash or absolute excellence, just average thus far 20 chapters in.

dying and possessing the body of a martial expert whom died of old age, his golden finger is to consume the blood of his descendants, this weaken them, but the system does it at his command so they have no idea he is the reason for their constant weakened state, every few days he with the system consumes their blood to live a few more days, using their blood he can also speed up his cultivation, he needs to nurture his blood bags I mean descendants.

Good Clan building novel but translation is lacking in proper names

Liked the concept in the beginning, but then chapters get split into three, and author loves word fill. Ex) " In Qingshi City, on the Luo Family Ancestral Land, in the courtyard of the Ancestor of the Luo Family, at this time, Luo Changfeng was sitting quietly beneath a Stone Pavilion. " This one sentence gets repeated nearly every chapter, and just replace the name with other families and you've got idea of what's going on

I read to chapter 726 and it is an ok read, but I’m confused. Do the main character know how to fight ? If I’m not mistaken the main character have had 4 fights and each fight he had a huge advantage due to his cultivation being higher and he use some talismans and formations to win. But in chapter 726 their are 5 people around the same cultivation threatening to attack his family and the MC is playing it cool, like it’s nothing to him. I don’t get it, do he even know how to throw a punch.

I'm sorry but i just got to say this, is this a family development story or a war development story because all i see is war war war, you've got a good story but it more focus on the war aspect which doesn't help the main character develop his family to empower himself

I'm seriously telling you that MC might end up being the cause of his family clan's extermination 😂😂 The story isn't so bad. You get your usual MTL shenanigans, but they don't hinder the flow of the story. MC transmigrates into the body of a dying man (who probably died). His golden finger isn't overpowering, but more of a minor informative panel with minimal perks. It's definitely a casual read and not a bad one.