Starting from Zero: A Cultivation Family Simulator
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You played a clan-building game, starting as a mortal without even a glimpse of a cultivator in sight, yet the game's goal was to build the number one cultivation family in the world of immortals.
Unlike ordinary family games, this was also a legacy game. Each generation's family head, your ostensible descendant, could be custom-created by you from scratch.
After who knows how many generations of effort, you looked at the overflowing inheritance points and the attributes of the next family head you had crafted—[Celestial Spirit Body], [Accompanied by Rare Treasure], [Favored by Heaven], [Blessed with Immense Luck]...—and revealed a satisfied smile.
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Everyone in the cultivation world found the Wu family rather peculiar.
Not to mention that every family head seemed to be predetermined from the start and uniformly named [Wu Zhen], the members of their family were like construction maniacs one and all, utterly selfless, their eyes filled only with the desire to become the top family in the cultivation world.
They were also not to be trifled with. If you offended even one of them, you would swiftly incur the vengeful and fiercely protective pursuit of the entire Wu clan.
Rumors abounded: that the Wu family head was actually a body-snatching old monster, that the entire clan was controlled by a secret art, that those who joined the Wu family were quickly assimilated... and so on.
In short, the core idea was always the same: The Wu Clan is sinister. Run for your life.jpg
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Note:
There is a romance plotline.
In the later stages, the family will appear rather bizarre in the eyes of others (including, but not limited to, "Your social circle is so messy".jpg).
Similar to the family legacy goals in games like The Sims, other characters in the family can usually act autonomously, with the player only intervening with some controls when necessary.
The story begins with the first mortal generation—a pseudo-family saga. Cultivation begins from the second generation onward. Overall, it's a long, plot-driven narrative.
Unlike ordinary family games, this was also a legacy game. Each generation's family head, your ostensible descendant, could be custom-created by you from scratch.
After who knows how many generations of effort, you looked at the overflowing inheritance points and the attributes of the next family head you had crafted—[Celestial Spirit Body], [Accompanied by Rare Treasure], [Favored by Heaven], [Blessed with Immense Luck]...—and revealed a satisfied smile.
.
Everyone in the cultivation world found the Wu family rather peculiar.
Not to mention that every family head seemed to be predetermined from the start and uniformly named [Wu Zhen], the members of their family were like construction maniacs one and all, utterly selfless, their eyes filled only with the desire to become the top family in the cultivation world.
They were also not to be trifled with. If you offended even one of them, you would swiftly incur the vengeful and fiercely protective pursuit of the entire Wu clan.
Rumors abounded: that the Wu family head was actually a body-snatching old monster, that the entire clan was controlled by a secret art, that those who joined the Wu family were quickly assimilated... and so on.
In short, the core idea was always the same: The Wu Clan is sinister. Run for your life.jpg
...
...
Note:
There is a romance plotline.
In the later stages, the family will appear rather bizarre in the eyes of others (including, but not limited to, "Your social circle is so messy".jpg).
Similar to the family legacy goals in games like The Sims, other characters in the family can usually act autonomously, with the player only intervening with some controls when necessary.
The story begins with the first mortal generation—a pseudo-family saga. Cultivation begins from the second generation onward. Overall, it's a long, plot-driven narrative.
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