Recent Summary

Starting from 70 first-day subscriptions, the average subscriptions had already broken through 2,000 a few days ago. This was something I had never imagined. Xiao Meng once again thanked everyone for your support.

Although most of the comments were criticism or insults aimed at me, I still read every single one.

Recently, I felt that the writing had indeed been a little lacking, and the pacing had moved somewhat slowly. Xiao Meng would make some adjustments.

I also wanted to explain a few things here. This really was my first time writing a novel, and I lacked experience in some areas. But I truly wanted to write this book well, and I hoped everyone could believe in Xiao Meng.

Some readers felt the pacing was too slow and that the protagonist was too poor. The Song Family was a poor Immortal Clan, and Xiao Meng accepted everyone's criticism on this point. I would work hard to help Old Ancestor Song build a fortune and get rich, and I would not let my fellow Daoists down.

In truth, it had only been fifty or sixty years since the Song Family advanced into a Golden Core Immortal Clan. Yet the family already had two Golden Core cultivators and seven Foundation Establishment Cultivators. Compared with the Ma Family, which had developed for five or six hundred years and still had fewer than twenty Foundation Establishment Cultivators, the Song Family's development could not be considered slow.

As for the matter of Foundation Establishment Pills, I had actually written about it many times in the book. Foundation Establishment Pills were very difficult to obtain. Ordinary Qi Refining Families had virtually no chance at all, while even Foundation Establishment Families needed, on average, at least several decades to nearly a hundred years to save up for