Cultivation of Immortality Starts from Farming

When Tianlinggen appears, why don't you report it to your family immediately? ? A poisonous spot If a spiritual root appears, why not detect it? ? The second poisonous point And then you still have time to go treasure hunting? ? The third poisonous point How many poisonous points appear in one chapter, I am speechless It's okay in other places, it's just like this when it comes on the shelves, it's straight forward

Are the number of cultivators there large or small? I don't even know. A foundation-building family has more than 5 million mortals and more than 70 immortals. To hunt monsters later, it will take at least 100 advanced Qi training sessions to form a group. A Foundation-building family only has dozens of immortals, but the Dan-Jie family can be considered as having thousands of people cultivating immortals. There are only tens of thousands of people in the Yuanying family cultivating immortality. There are hundreds of millions of people in a Yuanying family, and the living area of ​​hundreds of millions of people is very large. Organizing a spiritual root test is extremely complicated, and there is also a point where the descendants of immortal cultivators have a higher birth rate of spiritual roots. Why is there no stallion? For a tribesman who has no hope of promotion, let him marry more concubines and have more children. Those who have spiritual roots will be rewarded with contribution points. In addition, in Chapter 126 of the book, if you chop down a tree for three days, you will get a spiritual stone, 10 in a month, and more than 100 in a year. As for the protagonist, when he is a spiritual cultivator, his family gives him two snacks every month, plus the income from farming for half a year. I calculated that there are definitely not 50 spiritual stones. In other books, the family monks are richer. Why do I feel that the casual cultivators in your book are richer? The family is really picky, so why should others contribute to the family? Moreover, the protagonist uses an improved planting method to plant, which is not as much as others can earn by cutting down trees. If you want to unite people, you can't just shout slogans. If you don't have benefits, how many people will continue to generate energy for love?

The relationship line is a little far-fetched. I feel that this Wang Michelle is not the best choice for a Taoist couple. It is a bit inexplicable to be together.

What an idiot, how much do you despise cultivation civilization? I have read countless novels and this one is the dumbest. They simply regard cultivation civilization as being even more backward than feudal society.

I looked at the title later. With more than 160 cards for foundation building and more than 180 cards, you can kill the golden elixir? Do you know how big the gap is between Golden Elixir and Foundation Establishment? After the foundation building is complete, you can only hold on to four or five moves at most in the early stage of Jindan. You are not the only one in your continent who practices swords, right? If everyone thinks that the sword can be invincible as you do, everyone will practice swordsmanship. You don't have that talent. You practice the sword so well. If you have some talent, it is not more powerful than you. With more than 180 cards, it should be in the early stage of foundation building. Killing you instantly won't be a problem, right? No matter how powerful the escape technique is, he can directly suppress the spiritual energy in your body. He doesn't care about the speed technique. He can catch up with you. The golden elixir here is a bit rubbish. It shouldn't be the golden elixir. Only the protagonist can truly reach the realm. Others are fake.

This is the kind of book that gets better and better the more you read it. I almost gave up in the first few chapters but it started to become smoother and smoother after about ten chapters!

Setting the love line too far is completely random.

Why can't you tell me if you have a problem? You can also delete the comment. It's really six

I read the first 30 chapters carefully, but I only skipped the chapters after reading the chapter titles.

Found a good book, at least fairy grass level. I read the latest chapters intermittently along the way. It's rare to see a real farming article, one that actually goes about farming, which is a pleasant surprise. From the beginning to the present, the logic is clear, the writing is smooth, and it is self-consistent. Highly recommend one.