You Cultivate, I Farm

It's tied, it's not bad, it's a good ending, and there's no annoying emotional drama. One star is missing because the setting is too messy. I wrote whatever I thought of, but I didn't control it. It was often inconsistent. The author himself was messed up. For example, the tree in Fangshi in the early days was good. It had to be set as an annual later, because it said that if you pick the fruit, it will wither. Then the protagonist picked the fruit. Not only did the tree not die, but there were many plots. He also disliked the large size and made it difficult to move, so he gave it to the neighbor as a thank you. Later, the author probably forgot about it and regarded the tree as an annual. For example, after giving the example, I went to my neighbor's house as a guest, and I also specifically described how lush the tree was... Let's not talk about how strange annual woody plants are. Your repeated and contradictory settings will make people full of questions. I will write about other trees later. The fruit tree will wither immediately, and after a while it will be written that the new fruits are not as good as before, and it is a mess. Then don't set the three conditions in front of you, just use the herbaceous and woody special category. Why do you have to set everything below the second grade to be annual? Is it reasonable? It can grow into a big tree in one year, and then if you pick the fruit, the big tree will wither immediately. Isn't there any drama? There are so many settings that are inconsistent and messy, and there are many, many repetitive words that are repeated over and over again, such as that grass can increase cultivation so it must be planted eight hundred times, and that lynx clipping sound that screams and pinches the hair on the ears every time I go home is repeated in almost every chapter. , Just like the one copied and pasted, there is also a need to improve the water phosphorus, and also pay special attention to the settings. We all know that planting the main medicine can produce related treasures, why can't we directly plant the main medicine that increases the elixir of the foundation building stage and the elixir forming stage, in case it also increases the cultivation level? In addition, the protagonist is reluctant for a while, and then considers going to the secret realm when his cultivation is high, jumping repeatedly, and there are a few points that are easy to be banned. I won't mention it here. It's uncomfortable. Anyway, there are so many places that need to be complained about that I can't give five stars. However, the overall setting is not bad. The protagonist is relatively reluctant most of the time, especially there is no emotional scene, which is the key point, and there is no tool man or fool. The female supporting characters are all relatively normal, not stupid, and seem to be more comfortable. An old bookworm like me, who has tried all kinds of poisons, still complained about it and evened it out. However, there are obviously fewer comments at the end. I suggest that the author should correct the illogical parts in the front when revising the article in the future. There are so many comments complaining about the problem of the tree, but it seems that it has not been corrected, and it is easy to lose readers. But as long as there is no heroine in the future, I will continue to chase

The protagonist is too stupid to write a spiritual grass with no grade➕cultivation, but he keeps trying to suppress the level. He knows that the golden finger receipt is related to the type of spiritual grass, but he keeps planting randomly, that is, he does not plant high-grade spiritual grass that increases cultivation or pills related to increasing cultivation. Spiritual plants, planting those magic plants is even more speechless, and basically useless. If you have the energy, it is better to plant righteous spiritual plants. The protagonist behaves like he can earn 100,000 by doing business normally, but he must be secretly and risk eating peanuts to earn 10,000 illegally.

In the blink of an eye, I have been following it for a year, and I am no longer following it. The author keeps going back and forth with this routine and I am tired of it. A foundation building can last for hundreds of chapters, but when the Nascent Soul transforms into a spirit, it can only last for thousands of chapters.

No, nothing new, just a useless start

The settings are all illogical. Spiritual plants in the wild do not produce seeds. Spiritual plants come from anywhere in the wild. The most basic logic is lost.

A large number of spiritual grasses that increase cultivation are not planted, and the messy things are raised. . . Obviously one sword can defeat all kinds of magic, but raising so many swords is of no use at all. And those pets, except for the lynx cat, which is useful when practicing Qi, all the others can only be used to waste food. . . No matter how hard you look for serious spiritual plant seeds, you can't find them. Those things that are specially used to disgust people can be harvested one at a time. . . And the pill-forming pill was replaced with the Holy Infant Pill for seeds that took who knows how many years to mature. . . The author has absolutely no discernment and is just being disgusting, right?

The setting is still okay, but I personally feel that first of all, Pig's Feet has been planting some messy evil things. The key is to harvest the rewards and it is of no use. It is a waste of time, just for the sake of planting. The second is that the maturity time of Lingzhi has never been unified and unclear. It should be said exactly how long it takes for a non-grade product to mature, how long it takes for a first-grade product, and so on. Third, the proficiency of skills is not clearly explained. What levels are there and how big are the differences between each level? Many skills are proficient enough to reach Grandmaster, but I don't see any use. Fourth, there are too many homogeneous rewards. The first- and second-grade elixirs harvested at the beginning are many useless things that are not sold and are just left there. The continuous accumulation of skills, experience, and alchemy experience is of no use. Fifth, the hang-up is too big, the rewards are basically one level higher, and the planting is messy, resulting in too many treasures, but in fact they are of no use. Overall, it's not very interesting.

Two hundred chapters of foundation building, two hundred chapters of first level, and two hundred chapters are complete. All the side jobs in the immortal literature genre are for the purpose of becoming stronger and living longer! To suppress the level, I always plant some miscellaneous things, but the useful ones are also to suppress the effect. I also write more about the flowers and plants related to my own cultivation speed. This interesting outline is really wasted! This is all written as the protagonist's world of cultivation alone, which gives people a feeling of being poor, small and broken! During the fight, you can't tell he looks like the protagonist at all. It's like a warrior with a rich second-generation style. It all depends on external forces! Everyone else's skills look cool, but the protagonist looks like a gangster fighting

If the writing is not good, no one will comment. Just a comment like "The author obviously doesn't understand what Gou is" will be deleted? How dare you write a book if you are so guilty?

Whether it is elixirs, spiritual beasts, or spiritual weapons, the level setting is unclear, and what level corresponds to Qi-training and foundation-building elixirs is not clearly explained. Anyway, no matter what the protagonist's cultivation level, any level of elixir can be planted.