Cultivation Begins with Reclaiming Wasteland and Farming

Keep it up! It's authentic, objective, well-organized, and written in a superb style. It's incredibly enjoyable, with boundless imagination. It's a gem!

It's a good read, with few frustrating parts. Even by Tomato's standards, it would be considered a typical "power fantasy" story. The cultivation system is well-developed, and the realm system is robust. Most importantly, the protagonist's talent is exceptionally strong, and the progress is relatively stable, without the feeling of being overpowered and then collapsing, nor is there any forced…

This is awesome! I was fooled by the 7.9 rating; this level of enjoyment is at least a 9.7! There was a bit of martial arts at the beginning, then he just became a god! From the Foundation Establishment stage onwards, he's on a rampage, dominating from start to finish. This is what a truly satisfying story should be!

I opened the book, and my eyes suddenly froze—no, they were glued to the sparse comments below. I knew my chance had come! Top comments, the kind of top comments I'd always dreamed of! But just as I excitedly placed my hands on the keyboard, I stopped abruptly. So what if I came early? I'm just an ordinary, unremarkable person, unable to witty remarks or tell jokes.

Great! This is the most enjoyable novel I've read recently. The protagonist levels up quickly, has no bad habits, and is a powerful and unparalleled figure. If the plot continues like this, I'd guess the protagonist might lead the entire world to ascend to the immortal realm.

Amazing! The protagonist is taking off so quickly. From a humble dancer to a true rocket, although still a dancer, his strength is on a completely different level. Moreover, thanks to the protagonist's cheat-like abilities, his comprehension has been maxed out, and his modified cultivation techniques allow him to retain the characteristics of absorbed spiritual objects within his body, freely converting them back into their properties.

Overall, it's alright. The protagonist's thinking isn't fully developed; he feels like a petty thug with supercomputing skills. The overall scope is decent. I hope they can pay more attention to logic and avoid contradictions or glaring plot holes. After all, you can lack a brain, but you still need basic survival instincts.

It's great! I spent a day reading 260 chapters, and only later did I realize that the author of that brainwashing book about the Three Kingdoms was actually the same one. Amazing, incredibly amazing! This book is even better than the last one; it avoids the overly controlling feeling of brainwashing. Just when I thought I couldn't finish reading around chapter 200, the later chapters revealed mid-level and high-level maps. I'm very impressed.

It's much better than books of similar quality available now.

I finished reading it, it's a pity the book was abandoned. It was quite good.