Family Cultivation: Seeking Immortality Starting from Marriage

[Family] [Farming] [Cultivation] [Fate] [Growth] [Many Children Bring Many Blessings] [Behind the Scenes] [Group Portrait]

He transmigrates as a tenant farmer, with a spiritual aperture of only two cun and nine fen, eighty percent land rent, and twelve spirit-sand in debt. Chen Yun feels like heaven is making a joke of him.

Until he makes out the ancient seal in his mind — the Guiyuan Seal.

For every person who becomes Dao partners with the host, their talent and qualifications can be copied and condensed; once they bear offspring, the descendants’ fate and talent can be copied and enhanced for his own use.

So when everyone avoids a fisherwoman whose dantian is shattered and whose life is nearly over, Chen Yun lifts the curtain of the small blue sedan chair.

A spiritual aperture of four cun and nine fen, fifth level of embryonic breathing, six years of pearl diving. Her entire craft becomes his.

A broken aperture of less than three cun, mastery of spells, and a cultivation bottleneck untouched for eight years suddenly loosens overnight.

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As time turns and eras change, countless proud prodigies and peerless beauties, immortals and sovereigns of the Dao, rise and fall, vanishing into the long river of time.

Only the small courtyard by Qing Shui Lake has, at some point, become the ancestral home of an immortal clan stretching for hundreds of miles.

Chen Yun sits under the eaves of the old courtyard where Wei Weixi once lived, with a yellowed clan genealogy spread across his knees.

On the first page, there is only one line:

The Chen Clan began at Qingwei and originated from Guiyuan.