
I Cultivate the Dao and Become an Immortal in the Cultivation World
我在修仙界种道成仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 660k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- From the Start, I Gain a Glowing Orb and Can Live Forever by Playing It Safe开局获得光团,稳健就能长生Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 21
Looking for Traditional Fantasy You Can Read All Night
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
A Shameless, Sneaky, Hilarious Protagonist, the Kind Who’ll Make You Double Over Laughing
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.
A Pocket Dimension and a World Tree
Ranching.
Cautious Cultivation Novels: Every Protagonist Sees the World Clearly
Recently I’ve become obsessed with cultivation novels focused on playing it safe. I’ve dug up many new books, and their male protagonists are all clear-headed and intelligent.
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
Farming, Home Renovation, Brewing Wine with a Spirit Spring, and a Relaxing Pace
No pretending to be poor, no face-slapping, no helping the whole village get rich, and no opening a zoo! Grow top-tier flowers and medicinal herbs, and build a pond for ornamental fish. Livestreaming is fine!
A Cautious Cultivation Novel: From the Start, the Protagonist Has a Pocket Space for Growing Medicinal Herbs
Cultivation novels where the protagonist finds a gourd or other treasure from the start, and the treasure contains a pocket dimension for growing medicinal herbs that grow at an incredible rate. The protagonist uses it to quietly build up their strength.
No Female Lead!!! No Flirting with Girls, and No Sister or Younger Sister Complexes
Keep a Low Profile, Stay Alive, Cultivate Immortality
Develop quietly and keep a low profile.
Are There Really No Fantasy Farming Novels? Growing Spirit Herbs, Raising Spirit Beasts, and Selling Them
Xuanhuan farming
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.
Looking for Novels About Proficiency and Grinding for Experience, Any Genre
Looking for books like "I Used My Stat Panel to Grind My Way into Becoming a Cultivation Expert".
A Relaxing Retirement Story: Keep a Low Profile, Stay Out of Trouble, and Become Invincible Without Ever Showing Yourself
Sign-In and Lie Flat Stories
A sign-in story where the protagonist doesn't deliberately hide their cultivation level and doesn't spend every day fighting. Something relatively peaceful.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Anything Is Fine as Long as It's Not for a Female Audience
Using Armor in the Kamen Rider World
Fantasy System Novels
Are there any System novels where you fight monsters for loot and help people level up?
Urban Farming, a Pocket Dimension, Growing Medicinal Herbs, and Cultivation
Are there any urban farming novels where the protagonist has a space to grow medicinal herbs and gets help from a System? I'm out of books to read, so please share some recommendations, guys.
A Carefree Life in the Primordial World, Quietly Becoming a Powerful Figure, With a Farming Plot
The protagonist transmigrates, quietly builds up their strength, and lives a laid-back farming life.
In same booklists
Cultivate in Secret and Become an Immortal!
You Were Told to Farm, Not to Turn the Cultivation World Upside Down
A Plot of Land at My Side
I Told You to Be a Miracle Doctor, Not a Farming Tycoon
The Female Cultivator Farms, and Cards Help Her Ascend to Immortality
I Carry a Pocket Immortal Mansion
Transmigrated to Another World: I Made My Fortune with My Family's Heirloom Jade Space
Every Disciple Is a Try-Hard, and I'm Thrilled to Win by Doing Nothing
World Tree Space
I Cultivate an Immortal Farm Inside a Furnace
A Millennium of Steady Growth: Cultivating Spirit Herbs in the Immortal Realm
This Seat Wants to Be a Good Person
Reborn as a Treeherder
I Turned My Hometown into a Paradise on Earth!
Biding My Time Until Immortality: I Have the Talent to Be Rewarded by Heaven
Why Are You Trying to Outmagic a Farmer Like Me?
The Miracle Medicine Wholesaler
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: The Primordial Chaos Cauldron Breaks a Hundred Schemes
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: From Being Forced to Sell Spirit Grain
The Immortal Path of Spirit Plants: My System Can Grow Crops
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Overall, it's pretty good! The idea of growing gourds seems to come from "I Am the Master of the Immortal Mountain," and the planting and harvesting of light orbs, along with the strategy of avoiding the ruins and focusing solely on farming, is somewhat similar to "You Cultivate Immortality, I Farm."
The writing style is a bit immature, but thankfully it's not verbose. It avoids clichés within the cultivation, farming, and slice-of-life genre, highlighting both heartwarming daily life and a sense of vigilance even in times of peace. A very good story! Keep it up!
It's quite good, very heartwarming. The main character is a bit timid but not completely without temper, and levels up very quickly. The timeline is a bit blurry; I don't know his age, only that he's fifteen or sixteen at the beginning, and then I don't know what happens after that. It's good that he progresses step by step, steadily and surely.
That's great, keep it up!
This is a very well-developed cultivation novel focusing on farming and spiritual growth. I've always read novels with lots of fighting and killing before, but this one is quite good.
Too peaceful and comfortable
It's very interesting and worth watching!
Keep it up, it's well written.
The book is quite good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.
When will the protagonist's swordsmanship improve?