I Cultivate the Dao and Become an Immortal in the Cultivation World
我在修仙界种道成仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 660k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Looking for Traditional Fantasy You Can Read All Night
Creation, the Heavens, Pocket Worlds, Space, and Evolution
A Shameless, Sneaky, Hilarious Protagonist, the Kind Who’ll Make You Double Over Laughing
The Protagonist Has a Personal Space Where They Can Build Structures and Live
Preferably set in a post-apocalyptic world
Farming, Brewing Wine, and Growing Medicinal Herbs
No Female Lead!!! No Flirting with Girls, and No Sister or Younger Sister Complexes
Lately, I’ve Been Enjoying Cautious Cultivation Novels About Grinding Proficiency!
Looking for books like The Way of Caution and Longevity: Starting Cultivation at a Hundred Isn't Too Late. Making a living through the various arts of cultivation, staying steady and not taking risks! Female lead or no female lead, either 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.
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.
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
Chaos Pearl, Pocket Dimension
Funny, Laid-Back Stories with a Death-Fearing, Cautious Protagonist, and a High Rating
Something like The Ming Dynasty's Number One Spoiled Brat.
Looking for Weapon Forging, Alchemy, Formations, Talismans, and Runes
A Lone-Wolf Main Character Focused on Growing Stronger
I'm really out of books to read. Cultivation, apocalypse, arrival, reborn, technology: anything works.
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
A Pocket Dimension and a World Tree
Ranching.
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.
Novels About Cultivating Immortality, Opening Up a Heavenly Grotto or Blessed Land, and Absorbing Spiritual Energy from the Void
Stories about growing from weak to strong and developing a blessed paradise
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*.
Keep a Low Profile, Stay Alive, Cultivate Immortality
Develop quietly and keep a low profile.
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.
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.
Laid-Back Novels About Retiring to a Peaceful Life
Does anyone know any laid-back, slice-of-life books with a System? Thanks, guys, for your recommendations.
Looking for Treasure-Hunting Novels About Precious Medicinal Herbs
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Overall not bad! Planting gourds should be the idea in "I'm the Master of Immortal Mountains". Planting to collect light groups and not leaving the ruins and only farming is a bit similar to "You cultivate immortality, I will farm". What you combined are all my favorites, and the two books are purely about farming management. They are farming articles that I particularly like. Good luck to the author⛽ I keep writing about cats and talking to people about cats. There are cats everywhere. The cat is the protagonist. Lingzhu grass can develop cultivation skills. Just don't rush to plant it, just play with the cat. Purple Qi mainly does not plant rice that produces purple energy, but instead grows spiritual fruits that cats like. There is not enough land, but cats like to eat fish, so they dig fish ponds and raise fish. Shouldn't there be more varieties of spiritual plants to screen out useful spiritual plants and expand their cultivation? Improve your means of protecting the road! I have included several books, but they are all poorly written.
The writing style is a bit green, but fortunately it is not wordy. The daily writing style of cultivating immortals and farming is not unconventional. It not only highlights the warmth of daily life, but also reminds people of danger in times of peace. Very good writing! Come on
It's pretty good-looking and heartwarming. The protagonist is very stubborn but not completely temperamental. The upgrade speed is also very fast. The time is a bit blurry. I don't know how old I am. I only know that I was fifteen or sixteen years old at the beginning. I don't know later. It's good to be down-to-earth step by step. The upgrade speed is also very fast. There is no pressure. Compared with others, it is just like a monster. , Although it is daily life, I like to watch it. It is very good. There are no cliches of slaps in the face and pretentiousness, and there are no vicious supporting characters. There are dangers but they are solved quickly, without procrastination. It is simple and bland and has three meals a day. There is also a cat. The interaction is really interesting. All the knowledge about Meow is learned from the protagonist. It feels like the child of the protagonist [laughing]
Very good, come on
It's a very solid article about farming and cultivating immortals. I've always read Da Da Sha Sha before, but now I'm reading this one. It's pretty good.
Too bland and comfortable
Very interesting and worth watching!
Come on, well written
The book is quite good, but the ending is a bit rushed.
When will the protagonist's sword skills improve?