[No heroine + no system + farming + easy]
Five hundred years after the Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Shang Dynasty, the protagonist traveled through time and became a land prince conferred by the great merchant emperor.
Because he cannot enjoy the incense of the Zhou Dynasty, the protagonist can only associate with the mountain spirits and wild monsters.
With the help of "asking for a title", the spirits and monsters are transformed into human form, and the spirits and monsters are taught the knowledge of life.
Teach Huangpizi to move bricks, teach vixen to tell stories, teach mouse to forge Kongfang coins, teach python to sail... Step by step, create the five great fairy families.
Under the leadership of the protagonist, the spirits no longer eat people or do evil, but live a pastoral life where men farm and women weave, leading the development of the times.
When a hundred schools of thought contend, the protagonist leads the fairy family to participate in it, colliding with the disciples one by one, and fighting for a place for the spirits and monsters.
It developed from a corner of the Northeast to all the countries in the Central Plains, and then blossomed in all directions from the Central Plains, spreading the influence of the five great immortal families to Baiyue, the Western Regions, Tianzhu, Europe, etc...
As the Lord of the Earth, he founded Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, and founded ten fairy mountains including Shu Mountain, Ling Mountain, and Longhu Mountain.
The Human Emperor has granted me the title of Lord of the Land, and I will repay the Human Emperor with the title of Three Thousand Realms!
Far ahead, my earth temple is completely ahead of my peers!
Reader comments
It's okay, I've just taken a look at it now.
At first, because of the decline of the Tuigong country and the construction of a new dynasty, Tudigong's temple was not worshiped outside the dynasty, so Tudigong said that he did not have much time left, and the weasel who was saved by him and stayed with him was reluctant to let him go, so he kept pulling weeds outside to open a road so that outsiders could see the Tudigong temple and come to worship. Unexpectedly, thunder suddenly fell from the sky, and the weasel could only hide in the Tudigong temple. At this time, the protagonist comes on the stage. The Tudong Gong first saw that the male protagonist was in the form of a ghost, and there was a thunder punishment on him, so he did not save him, but later the male protagonist said that he was a Chinese human being, even though the Tudong Gong did not understand what the male protagonist said later about his identity card. However, he still decided to save this Chinese human being and pass on his divine status to the Chinese people he met for the first time. He only had one wish after saving the male protagonist, which was to let the male protagonist be a good man, and he himself disappeared into the world because of losing his divine status. This is undoubtedly tear-jerking and eye-catching.
Later, the male protagonist inherited the Tuigong and did not tell the truth to the weasel. When the male protagonist saw that the Tudigong temple was in ruins, he was afraid that it would not last long, so he taught the weasel a spell. Later, due to some reasons, too many tiles were broken, so the male protagonist taught the weasel a new spell.
In order to survive later, the male protagonist taught the weasel to store water in a clay pot. There was a heavy rain and the fish were washed away. The hero taught the weasel how to use a lid. As winter approaches, the male protagonist teaches the weasel how to store grain, and the weasel is laughed at by his peers. The male protagonist explains to the weasel again.
In the end, because the weasel understood some truth, he took the food he earned from his labor and offered it to the male protagonist.
After reading the previous part, I feel that the male protagonist teaches the weasel some survival knowledge for his own future survival, and the weasel has been giving back to the male protagonist. The two of them accompany each other, and the relationship in the end is definitely unmatched by anyone or animals.
The scene in which the Earth God saves the male protagonist was tear-jerking, but the various things happening to the male protagonist Weasel in the back made me feel funny and gratifying. The male protagonist and the Weasel grew up together with each other.
It's good. I've listened to chapter 108. I feel a bit bored personally, so I decided to listen to other books for the time being, Rhubarb, Two Yellows, Three Yellows, Huang Shengnan, Jiji Monkey King, Foxes Two, Three Foxes, Four Foxes and Five, Old Lady Bai and Several Little Whites, Treasure Hunting Mouse, Queen Wasp and Her People, Golden Toad, Rabbit , two locust kings and their people, and a large group of Huang Er's brothers. The descriptions are all very good, but the plot personally feels too boring to attract me, so I say goodbye to this book. I may come back to read it, but I will not forget Da Huang and the others.
It feels amazing. When I read Chapter 141, Jiang Shisan's initial appearance made me think that he was a treacherous monk who killed all living beings and was ruthless to his apprentices. But the more I read later, the more I realized that Jiang Shisan was actually an open-minded monk with a righteous heart. It happened that such a monk died early in the previous chapter, but it was only because of his death that we found out that he was different from what we had seen before.
I just listened to the twelve chapters of the novel. The beginning is not bad. It has a refreshing feeling. It is not deliberately trying to be pretentious. It is just a light novel about cultivating immortals and monsters. It sounds very interesting. I hope the author will continue to maintain this unconventional writing attitude.
I will continue to listen, and I will continue to comment on my subsequent feelings.
The author is thoughtful! It combines the ghost stories and historical stories of our country, and interprets what I understand about the good character of Chinese people and the behavior of scholars and gentlemen. It revolves around the theme of punishing evil and promoting good, which is eye-catching! Promote your own expectations for the future and China's ideal of world unity!
Rich high V nowadays
Like, support, cheer, speed
Very beautiful
Came here to watch the comic [Blow a kiss]
It's quite interesting, very practical and I can learn some knowledge.
I have listened to more than a hundred chapters so far, and I feel very good listening to it.
The subject matter is novel, contrasting and interesting.
I was just blown away by that wow wow wow wow, it was so fucking funny, so you deserve it.
It's okay, I've just taken a look at it now. At first, because of the decline of the Tuigong country and the construction of a new dynasty, Tudigong's temple was not worshiped outside the dynasty, so Tudigong said that he did not have much time left, and the weasel who was saved by him and stayed with him was reluctant to let him go, so he kept pulling weeds outside to open a road so that outsiders could see the Tudigong temple and come to worship. Unexpectedly, thunder suddenly fell from the sky, and the weasel could only hide in the Tudigong temple. At this time, the protagonist comes on the stage. The Tudong Gong first saw that the male protagonist was in the form of a ghost, and there was a thunder punishment on him, so he did not save him, but later the male protagonist said that he was a Chinese human being, even though the Tudong Gong did not understand what the male protagonist said later about his identity card. However, he still decided to save this Chinese human being and pass on his divine status to the Chinese people he met for the first time. He only had one wish after saving the male protagonist, which was to let the male protagonist be a good man, and he himself disappeared into the world because of losing his divine status. This is undoubtedly tear-jerking and eye-catching. Later, the male protagonist inherited the Tuigong and did not tell the truth to the weasel. When the male protagonist saw that the Tudigong temple was in ruins, he was afraid that it would not last long, so he taught the weasel a spell. Later, due to some reasons, too many tiles were broken, so the male protagonist taught the weasel a new spell. In order to survive later, the male protagonist taught the weasel to store water in a clay pot. There was a heavy rain and the fish were washed away. The hero taught the weasel how to use a lid. As winter approaches, the male protagonist teaches the weasel how to store grain, and the weasel is laughed at by his peers. The male protagonist explains to the weasel again. In the end, because the weasel understood some truth, he took the food he earned from his labor and offered it to the male protagonist. After reading the previous part, I feel that the male protagonist teaches the weasel some survival knowledge for his own future survival, and the weasel has been giving back to the male protagonist. The two of them accompany each other, and the relationship in the end is definitely unmatched by anyone or animals. The scene in which the Earth God saves the male protagonist was tear-jerking, but the various things happening to the male protagonist Weasel in the back made me feel funny and gratifying. The male protagonist and the Weasel grew up together with each other. It's good. I've listened to chapter 108. I feel a bit bored personally, so I decided to listen to other books for the time being, Rhubarb, Two Yellows, Three Yellows, Huang Shengnan, Jiji Monkey King, Foxes Two, Three Foxes, Four Foxes and Five, Old Lady Bai and Several Little Whites, Treasure Hunting Mouse, Queen Wasp and Her People, Golden Toad, Rabbit , two locust kings and their people, and a large group of Huang Er's brothers. The descriptions are all very good, but the plot personally feels too boring to attract me, so I say goodbye to this book. I may come back to read it, but I will not forget Da Huang and the others.
It feels amazing. When I read Chapter 141, Jiang Shisan's initial appearance made me think that he was a treacherous monk who killed all living beings and was ruthless to his apprentices. But the more I read later, the more I realized that Jiang Shisan was actually an open-minded monk with a righteous heart. It happened that such a monk died early in the previous chapter, but it was only because of his death that we found out that he was different from what we had seen before.
I just listened to the twelve chapters of the novel. The beginning is not bad. It has a refreshing feeling. It is not deliberately trying to be pretentious. It is just a light novel about cultivating immortals and monsters. It sounds very interesting. I hope the author will continue to maintain this unconventional writing attitude. I will continue to listen, and I will continue to comment on my subsequent feelings.
The author is thoughtful! It combines the ghost stories and historical stories of our country, and interprets what I understand about the good character of Chinese people and the behavior of scholars and gentlemen. It revolves around the theme of punishing evil and promoting good, which is eye-catching! Promote your own expectations for the future and China's ideal of world unity!
Rich high V nowadays
Like, support, cheer, speed
Very beautiful
Came here to watch the comic [Blow a kiss]
It's quite interesting, very practical and I can learn some knowledge.
I have listened to more than a hundred chapters so far, and I feel very good listening to it.
The subject matter is novel, contrasting and interesting.
I was just blown away by that wow wow wow wow, it was so fucking funny, so you deserve it.