Cultivation: A Spirit Planter's Path to Immortality
修仙：灵植夫的长生之路
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Stories About the Protagonist Traveling Between Worlds at Will, Doing Whatever They Please
Demon Slayer, Naruto, One Piece...
Farming, Brewing Wine, and Growing Medicinal Herbs
Low-Key Cultivation Novels, No Picking Fights Everywhere
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
Starts With a Small Skill, Then Turns It Into a Godlike Ability Through Hard Work
Abilities Should Be Limited by the Protagonist’s Own Development, Not Fixed Skills Gained by Leveling Up
Cultivation and Farming
Looking for books like *Longevity: My Steady Farming-Style Cultivation Journey*.
From Jin Yong’s Martial Arts World to the Immortal Realms of the Myriad Worlds
Looking for Farming-and-Cultivation Stories. Why Is There So Much Fighting?
I want a protagonist who masters one of the many cultivation arts, works hard to earn spirit stones, and buys resources to cultivate. No endless fighting, and they shouldn’t go looking for secret realms or the like. Keep a low profile and don’t take unnecessary risks.
Cultivation Novels About Selling Medicine or Talismans to Earn Spirit Stones and Slowly Build Up
I want to read books similar to With an Attribute Panel, I Ground My Way into Becoming a Cultivation Grandmaster.
You Cultivate Immortality, I’ll Grow Crops
Gradually Growing Stronger Through Proficiency
Looking for books similar to Shield Hero: Do You Even Know How to Use a Shield? Usually, the protagonist has a profession from the start and grinds out abilities related to it. They gradually improve through their own hard work, step by step. Not the kind where they’re invincible and everything comes easily.
High-Martial World with Summoned Wuxia Characters, but No Emperor-Building Stories
Ideally, the protagonist starts out as a merchant's son and summons wuxia characters from a young age to help him grow stronger.
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Are There Really No Fantasy Farming Novels? Growing Spirit Herbs, Raising Spirit Beasts, and Selling Them
Xuanhuan farming
The Protagonist Creates Cultivation Techniques, and Others' Training Earns Him Feedback
Using Armor in the Kamen Rider World
Transmigrate into a Wuxia World and Build a Following from Childhood
Summoning Martial Arts Heroes to Build a Faction
Stories where the protagonist summons characters from movies and novels to build a faction.
Looking for Space, Farming, Cultivation, and Animal Raising, with No Romance! Emphasis on No Romance!!
No CP!!!
Life Skills, Gear Crafting, and Cooking That Boosts Combat Power. Support Roles Are Fine Too
No cheap attempts to stir up drama that end up derailing the story. Keep it sincere, please. And it'd be even better if the male lead weren't such a doormat.
Finance, Investing, Stocks, Futures, and a Gold-Digging Woman Who Looks Down on the Poor
The underdog makes a comeback.
Looking for High Martial Arts or Cultivation Novels With a System, Attribute Points, Proficiency, or Cheats
Taking the Family from the Mortal Realm into the Immortal World
Looking for books similar to *Fleeing Famine from the Start, I Flip the Table*. Su Xiaoya goes through all three transmigration clichés: foraging for wild greens, fighting awful relatives, and fleeing famine. She's had enough. Luckily, the must-have golden finger for transmigration arrives too: a pocket dimension and a System. But why is the System still
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The author got this protagonist's name and saw that the number of people was reduced by more than half.
The world of cultivation in the peaceful and prosperous age should be like this
Although it lacks a sense of excitement, it writes a different world view of cultivation from the ordinary! After seeing too many cultivation worlds where people fight all the way to heaven and earth, the plain cultivation of a spiritual husband is even more refreshing!
It's very good. There's not so much fighting and killing. Although it has some cheats, it's not a waste system that lies flat and opens its mouth. I hope it will continue to be maintained, especially since the gold finger cannot be opened as high as possible. Personally, I feel that it is better for the protagonist to work hard and upgrade.
It is a very good farming story, with no daily battles, the characters are solid and meticulous, and their IQs are online. The protagonist is gentle and elegant, and there are two good friends who have a good relationship and help each other to make progress together. They slowly cultivate to the fullest and cultivate seriously.
I would like to call this book "Scientific Farming Flow" except that the front is a bit boring and the back is more interesting. It is more daily life. It should be said that the whole book is very daily. This is the daily life of cultivating immortals under the protection of a large sect. Moreover, this world of cultivating immortals is obviously powerful and very peaceful. In addition, the setting of secret realms that can be salvaged from outside the territory has resulted in low-level monks and high-level big men. They will not consume each other. Life in this world should be very happy. Except for those with low spiritual roots, the people around you are all from heaven and earth. There is such a gap. It is similar to the situation in another Celestial Universe that I read before. However, the advantage of this Cultivation World is that the information is not equal, so the mortals in the Celestial Universe live and work in peace and contentment, living without knowing anything. There are no demon sects or ghost gates to disturb the mortals. 0.0 And there is also an Immortal Dynasty in charge. I just don't know what the promotion system of this Immortal Dynasty is like. Is it based on luck or edict? It's still the same level of cultivation to determine the size of the official [eating melon] [eating melon] [eating melon] I look forward to the protagonist becoming an immortal
It's true, the writing is delicate, and the story is fascinating.
A man from science and engineering is farming hahaha, that's quite interesting. But the disadvantage is that Shao Ziyu is more like the protagonist...
In ancient times, there was no spirit measuring device. It could not detect anything less than 20, and the maximum value of 100 was very small. If the five spiritual roots can be measured, it means that 5 of them are all 20. This is almost impossible. Doesn't that mean there are almost no five spiritual roots?
It is one of the few farming novels that does not have much fighting. It contains more descriptions of cultivation. It is worth reading for book lovers who are tired of reading about fighting and killing but don't want to fall in love and start a harem. This book does not belong to the dark genre, and the protagonist does not like fighting. He only loves cultivation and farming. There are many descriptions of various understandings but not very detailed. In fact, the author can describe the killings and fights in the world of cultivation from the side, which can enrich the content of the next book.