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After a fatal accident, Feng Yuan finds himself trapped in an endless void, equipped with an auto-sign-in system that rewards him with rare treasures and immense powers during a forced slumber lasting a Thousands years. Over time, unimaginable wealth and supreme techniques accumulate, yet they remain locked away. As the end of his confinement approaches, he awakens to find himself the young master of the declining Feng family, teetering on the brink of collapse. Armed with his amassed legacy, he vows to lead his family to unprecedented glory. However, as he begins realizing his ambitions, he uncovers a terrifying, hidden conspiracy that threatens his fate and the fate of his world, launching him into an epic journey filled with battles and shocking revelations that will shape the future of entire realms.
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So, I’ve been diving into Clan Building: Rising of the Feng Clan, and wow, this novel is one wild ride of power-ups, family drama, and some seriously overpowered main character energy! If you’re into stories where the hero doesn’t mess around and goes straight to leveling up everyone around him, then this is definitely for you. The main character, Feng Yuan, is basically a walking cheat code. After being stuck in some endless void (don’t even ask how long he was there—centuries, maybe?), he comes back loaded with insane abilities
i really like the book. the problem is that the chapters from 32 onwards consist of just a few paragraphs each.
I enjoyed this novel for a personal yet very simple reason that is this Instead of being forced by some external system or higher power to save his family, the protagonist takes it upon himself to do so because of his own values and convictions. It’s not about earning rewards; it’s about doing what feels right to him. That choice-driven journey gives the story a more personal touch, making his quest for greatness feel authentic and meaningful. It’s a nice change from the typical "power for reward" trope and adds depth to his character and the plot.