A laid-back, comfortable tale of urban cultivation.
Liu Dong inherits the legacy of his predecessors and obtains a spatial treasure that can be used for cultivation.
Is the space too small, good only for farming and raising fish? No, no, no! Liu Dong discovers that as his cultivation realm rises, the space grows larger too, until even he is astonished. The area he can currently explore is merely a tiny patch of land over ten thousand light-years across!
Does time in the space pass at the same rate as outside, with no special benefits for cultivation? No, no, no! Time in the space initially passes over a thousand times faster. Once Liu Dong reaches a certain level, he can change the rate and adjust it himself! Up to ten thousand times faster. That’s enough, right?
Are there too few resources in the space to make enough pills, puppets, magical treasures, talismans, and arrays? Don’t worry. The space is filled with all kinds of resources, more than enough to keep Liu Dong well supplied!
Worried that nonrenewable resources will be gone once they’re used? Don’t be. Liu Dong also has a multidimensional, spacetime-stacking treasure that lets him harvest at least five identical batches of all kinds of resources without using up the space’s own supply! How amazing is that?
Is cultivating alone in the space boring? Don’t worry. The space allows other cultivators with spiritual roots of any affinity to enter, and they can only be women! Not so boring now, right?
Is there nowhere decent to live in the space? Easy! Liu Dong finds a vast plain and builds a palace there, modeled on the Imperial Palace in the capital and several times larger!
It's okay, but it's a bit verbose and looks good.
The chapters are clear and there is no hydrology. The overall article is very good
What about the time, that year, that month, that day?
With the magic tool of space, it is very profitable Personally, I think it's not good to probe into other people's secrets when an important engine is given to you.
Not bad, worth watching.
Not bad, worth a look!
Not bad, worth watching, a little bit of imagination!