Immortal Fate Of Longevity: Starting From Taking Care of Fellow Daoist Wife

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Xia Changge is a timid and honest cultivator who has practiced for eighteen years without even killing a chicken.

His ordinary life changed after his fellow Daoist next door went out to seek opportunities, and begged him to help take care of his wife and daughter…

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长生仙缘:从照顾道兄妻女开始
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    6 Reviews


    RajSanthosh
    RajSanthosh
    Feb 20, 2023
    Status: c300
    Harem lovers will love it...

    Novel is not boring. Kinda fun to read. But it is not for everyone...

    Its kind of different Xianxia... MC tries his best to upgrade his family..

    MC is totally a lustful guy.. Schemes against other familes to make his family prosperous...

    Idk.. I kind of having guilty pleasure while reading...

    There is reason why he gets a best cultivation technique.... more>>
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    Turns out his daoist brother and his wife that is mentioned on the title are reincarnated immortals. The guy died and MC hooked up. with that woman.. Lol

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    Tebix
    Tebix
    Mar 04, 2023
    Status: c13
    I have now read all the chapter that are currently available in english and I can say it was worth it. From the beginning to the characters to the worlbuilding it is not generic, and if you read a lot of chinese novels like I did you know that it is a high praise. You have a unique premise with an intresting and a more adult MC and not like the type of adult you see often who still behave like teenagers.

    1. I can really recommend the novel it is one of the best I have read in a while
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    kuri94
    kuri94
    Mar 03, 2023
    Status: c328
    Refreshingly shameless. Unlike most other texts, the protagonist has a certain very small-minded pettiness that makes him neither essentially evil (e.g. Adrian Cowell in King of Hollywood) nor fundamentally heroic (compare with e.g. Jun Moxie in Otherworldly Evil Monarch or Zu An in Keyboard Immortal) : certainly not the latter, Xia Changge is simply too hypocritical and unctuous for the former. In fact he is rather reminiscent of some of the second-rate fathers in female urban counterattack stories who have slight affection for their daughters (the main characters) but end... more>> up alienating them through their vacillation and weak-mindedness (siding with the step-mother and daughter/preferring the useless son) ; the difference comes in that here the story is essentially told from the perspective of the father in a cultivation setting rather than the alienated daughter in the modern urban setting and the protagonist has the usual plot armour. The result is surprisingly entertaining---though some will certainly find the book offensive to their sensibilities. <<less
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    ChronaZero
    ChronaZero
    Mar 02, 2023
    Status: c320
    The progress of his cultivation slow at the start, but will continue to get faster in the end. Though the story might seem boring, it's greatly enjoyable for me.

    If you want a cunning yet cowardly character, you'll like it! Lol, anyway. Try to read it, this is a side view of the barely genius people that occasionally appeared on another xianxia. His romance kinda skewed, but, heck this is a cultivation world where your grandma can be younger than your kid. Read it as a fun experience, don't dwell too... more>> much on morality lol <<less
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    AcceptingTanuki
    AcceptingTan
    May 06, 2023
    Status: c300
    I find this novel difficult to review because of how much it bounces between genres. On the surface, it's your typical cultivation, harem novel. However, if you go in expecting good fight scenes or romance, then you'll be sorely disappointed.

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    The speed at which the MC gathers women really accelerates and by the end of the novel you're looking at dozens. There's not much lead-up for any of them falling into his clutches and the few women that do get screen-time are still very poorly developed personality-wise. Note that all of the juicy stuff happens off-screen, and it can be very ambiguous sometimes if he actually slept with someone. (In hindsight, yes, he sleeps with everyone.) This is actually fairly disturbing because some of the people he goes around sleeping with are his adopted daughters and their mothers. Just a warning.

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    A large part of the first third (?) of the novel revolves around city-building and slowly amassing wealth and power. Later, once the MC has enough subordinates, wives, and children (and my god are there a lot of them, so good luck keeping them all straight) the novel becomes more about collecting and exploring the world. Compared to how much time the MC spends gathering treasures and money for cultivation, he spends very little on actually cultivating. There are some brief tangents focused on scheming and getting rid of the MC's enemies, but by and large this novel does not do a great job with pacing or tension. I think this is fairly typical of web novels unfortunately--due to a lack of planning, authors tend to just throw out random arcs and muddle things.

    Honestly, I wish I had stopped reading earlier. Looking back, the excitement died down quickly and it became pretty repetitive. Eventually I got tired of the novel, and started skimming through some later chapters to see the ending. Very disappointing IMO.

    Spoiler

    Things go downhill before chapter 300 when the titular character (the fellow daoist's wife that the MC took in) ends up suddenly regaining the personality of a past life in which they were an immortal with a daoist partner. She attacks the MC, angry about what he's done to her, and then she runs off to find her partner's reincarnation, eventually taking a passage to the upper world. Later the MC goes to the upper world as well, which requires him to abandon most of his family for a couple of thousand years. There's more of the same collecting and whatnot in the upper world, but jumping to the end: the woman that ran away returns to the MC as an immortal far stronger than him. Rather than getting the revenge the MC has been afraid of for a hundred chapters though, it turns out that the woman's partner failed in their cultivation and had their sould dissipate, so they've decided to give the body back to the old personality. The MC and all the people with him in the upper world, including the returned woman, then go back to the lower world and reunite with the people they abandoned.

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    Most of this review has been very negative, but the world-building and slow-growth are genuinely interesting, so despite everything, I surprisingly don't hate it. My recommendation would be to read the first part and then drop it the instant it starts to feel boring. <<less
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    garbagenovelconsumer
    garbagenovel
    Mar 28, 2023
    Status: c183
    Starts out okay, but past the few first tens of chapters the main character turns out to be a hypocritical piece of sh*t villain, and all the characters have mental problems and suck. It's just a bunch of senseless netori and lying to female characters that are written to be impossibly s*upid.
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