Cultivation*****

The protagonist has a high IQ and the simulator level is reasonable. This book focuses on real-life cultivation of immortality and the flow of mortals.

I think it's pretty good after reading about 20 chapters, but the realm obtained through simulation is more like opening up the bottleneck. It's a bit like re-cultivating a loose skill. It's not about gaining cultivation directly, but accumulating it bit by bit. It's different from other simulation novels. Others are pretty good. As for the speed of cultivation, I still agree with it. I hope it won't collapse in the future. Don't just pick up 5 spiritual roots and be able to practice Qi in the later stages or even build the foundation.

The writing of some small scenes is particularly good, very novel, and at the same time, it makes me feel that some of the kindness is really real. If you really think about it, it is true that the master is the best to the apprentice, because they have relatively few children, as mentioned in the book. There are also steps for making alchemy. He even wrote them all out, which makes people feel very, very real.

I think it's pretty good. It's different from other simulations, which always die suddenly. Oh, although this simulation has a time limit, it won't die suddenly, and it's not like other simulations where your cultivation level improves very quickly. If you want to see the development flow, you can check it out.

I've read Chapter 21, and it seems that the author plans to write a full-length novel. 😁😁😁

A good work is a work that is written with care. Although there are shortcomings, a good work should be written without being bloody, absurd, weird, or secular. Works are already rare. It is already the best work I have ever seen. Five elements of praise!

The setting is very interesting and the simulator is not too buggy, just the right amount.

Fun and systematic. Looking forward to the follow-up.

This is the first time I read a simulation so seriously

I've read Chapter 22 of this book, and it's okay. But not my cup of tea. It mainly describes the peaceful world of cultivating immortals and the love between Taihe and Chao. A world where people who cultivate immortality, defy heaven and change their fate, compete for qualifications and resources, should be a cruel, bloody and violent world.

It's pretty good, the only book that kept me up late reading in recent months. Not very brainless

I urge you to update. After watching it for more than a month, do you understand how I feel? Woohoo, it's really good. The simulator doesn't directly gain cultivation, and the pace is not so fast. It's very good.

Very good, just don't collapse later

Come on! Author, well written

Very good novel

It's very beautiful. I give it five stars. Come on.

Good looking, good looking. Come on [adoration][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

The simulator is not too buggy, which is good

The realm improvement settings are too difficult, and the family members don't seem to be mentioned much, but overall it's pretty good.

Although I wanted to complain when I first saw the realm, it was still good after watching it.

It's okay, I quite like this more bland style. Goldfinger is also okay, it should be good

Well written, the author's writing style is very sophisticated

The setting is good, I hope it doesn't crash later.

Among the novels with the title Tomato Cultivation Simulator, it ranks first in my eyes. There is no poisonous point, and the plot is peaceful but not dull. The logic of thinking can be pursued instead of lying. Great book, quick update!

Looks good, looks good, looks good, say important things three times

To be honest, it's really good. It's an alternative in the simulator literature, but it feels like an ordinary person in the world of immortality. Very comfortable

It's very real and feels very friendly😄

Yes, very true. Goldfinger is not strong, but definitely not weak. The male protagonist is also very understanding of people and the world. The strength also gradually improved. Not bad, highly recommended.

I've read dozens of chapters and I feel pretty good. I don't understand why this book's rating is only 6.0. For me, this book's rating could easily be 8.5 Or higher.

The best in simulation writing