On the Self-Cultivation of a Spirit Herb

1. Caiqin, why is a wild girl picked up from the wilderness so beautiful? 2. Why does the protagonist dote on a maid so much? 3. Why is it that the protagonist, as a medicine demon, is known to be hunted down in the world but Chu Feng is not. 4. Why does the protagonist suddenly rise to two small realms at that moment? 5. Why bring a waste that gets in the way - "As for the little girl picking celery, she is simply heartless. She never knows what worry is, as long as she has something delicious to eat." (Chapter 48)

The author of this book is a novice. If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to type them in the comments. I will refer to them carefully and hope to create a perfect story with you.

Well, I'm not very good at writing reviews, but the subject matter of this book is relatively new, it's interesting, and the character of the protagonist is also good. I hope the author will continue to work hard💪

Well, actually, since I am the author who has praised it, I have to take responsibility.

The writing is okay, but you probably have too few viewers. 

At first I thought this book was an argumentative essay, but once I got into it, I found that it was a martial arts novel, and it became more and more exciting.

I prefer reading this kind of books. In Tomato, there are very few such books, so I give it five stars, which is not excessive.

It's not bad (to me). There's nothing too toxic. The protagonist's transformation into a human being is acceptable. The writing is okay. Some details are not so good. Come on.

Very beautiful and worth looking forward to!!!