Qingxuan Cave Sky

After reading the first volume, I focused on exploration at the beginning. In the middle and later stages of this volume, I began to cultivate my own power. At present, the overall atmosphere seems to be relatively relaxed, without much sense of urgency and pressure, and it has a bit of a farming flow. The protagonist is not a novice cultivator, but the last heir of a down-and-out cultivator. He is quite proficient in talismans and weapon refining, and has strong research and innovation capabilities. The protagonist has a sound personality, and his actions are in line with the character's setting. Currently, all he has come into contact with are mortals (no contact with other monks) and other races. He behaves according to your wishes and equal transactions. The author has his own logic for spiritual energy, and the setting is quite thoughtful. The cultivation logic of this book is not pure realm superposition and energy level upgrade, but also involves the cultivation and pursuit of a state of mind such as finding the true nature (it is not the kind of unlimited upgrades with treasures and resources). This is more like the immortals in ancient legends (I personally like this setting very much)

If science and technology are the primary productive forces, then if the world of cultivating immortals exists, immortal technology must also be the primary productive forces. Let's take a look at how the last practitioner from the technological civilization of the Dharma-ending world came to the Fuling World and used immortal technology as the primary productive force to transform the world. Slow heating, less pitfalls, reset, weapon refining and farming style.

The writing is good, and the pig's trotters scene has been strengthened and concentrated...