A Hundred Thousand Years of Evolution and Sign-Ins, and the Divine Maiden Begs Me to Leave the Mountains

Lackey stuff, and you use your own things for others to use, why don't you also contribute to your mother's enjoyment?

An ordinary crooked-necked tree has not cultivated for a hundred thousand years and is still a weakling. Then how does this tree survive? If someone fights with others, the aftermath can destroy the protagonist. How he survives is really nonsense. There is no logic at all. And does an ordinary tree have such a long lifespan? I'm afraid it has died long ago.

No matter how you look at it, option 2 is more cost-effective. If you have money and skills, you can still go back to the city and show off.

Do you have more points than I do?

This option two is also good.

As far as your introduction is concerned, no matter how you choose, two of the two are more beneficial to the protagonist. You can choose one of them. Is it true that the protagonist is out of his mind?

There is still no sign of 100,000 years of hair in the waste system, so I still choose to save the human form given by them.

Everyone would choose 2, right?

All the stories about dads are about daughters. There are no sons, and even if there are, there are very few.

Even a pig that has lived for 100,000 years can be capable of cultivation, and why do people always use words like "beautiful" when describing men?