Xuanhuan: Cultivation Is Too Cutthroat, So I Rely on Farming to Become Invincible

Ye Chen transmigrates to a world of immortal cultivation, where cultivating immortality is exhausting and fiercely competitive. Every day is spent either meditating or practicing swordsmanship.

Even the highly accomplished elders of the sacred grounds have to meditate for decades, sometimes even a century. Ye Chen finds cultivation unbearably dull.

During one meditation session, Ye Chen slacks off and is punished by being sent to farm for three years.

After that, Ye Chen awakens a farming System that can accelerate the evolution of plants.

A low-grade immortal herb is planted, and a month later it has grown into a peerless, ten-thousand-year-old immortal herb that can be used to refine top-grade pills.

A thousand-year-old immortal vine is planted, and a year later it has actually grown into a hundred-thousand-year-old immortal vine that can be used to refine spiritual treasures.

Ye Chen is stunned. Am I rich now? I can sell these for spirit stones, then spend them on top-tier gear and pills to break through. Why bother meditating at all?

"You junior and senior brothers can keep competing. I'm going to bed."

The cultivation world falls into chaos. Two high-ranking cultivators duel in midair and accidentally damage a blade of grass in Ye Chen's field. Ye Chen swings his sword, and the two cultivators are instantly reduced to dust.

Ye Chen stretches. "I told you not to fight here, but you just wouldn't listen."

The entire sect is stunned.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.