In the realm of immortal cultivation, Lu Changsheng traversed as a peasant youth, overlooked by a celestial sect. Yet, endowed with the Multitude Progeny System, he could earn rewards by propagating his lineage, nurturing offspring.
Thus, Lu Changsheng began his journey by marrying into a cultivation family, embarking on a path of intrigue, networking, and fostering descendants to expand his family's cultivation legacy.
As the cycles of time passed and epochs changed, countless supreme beings in the realms of immortality, formidable figures in the demonic path, revered saints among the demon races, and peerless beauties rose and fell, fading into the river of years.
Only Changsheng's family endured, immutable through the ages, perpetually existing, towering atop the path of immortality, sharing longevity with the heavens and earth, radiating brilliance akin to the sun and moon.
The novel is good, the writing is excellent, the idea is a little original, you can see that the author has talent, but it is very difficult to continue reading, it seems a Chinese novel but better writing, in every chapter the author finds It is a way of humiliating the protagonist, his family or his acquaintances. First he was humiliated by two young men, then by his father, then he and his family were humiliated all over the village, then the family was humiliated by a band of villains, then he was humiliated by the city guards, and now (in part that I am) he and his lord were humiliated by another samurai ... It's a very good novel, but as I said: It looks like a Chinese novel, only with a talented author.