Immortal Farming: I Cultivate the Dao Through Planting and Gain an Invincible Immortal Path
灵农修仙：种植悟道，获无敌仙途
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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It's a very good farming and cultivation novel. The overall atmosphere is quite peaceful, and the author has also provided an explanation of the world view. I personally like it very much. The protagonist's combat strength in the Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment stages is significantly weaker than in other cultivation novels, perhaps because he doesn't cultivate combat techniques?
The spiritual plant space is a toxic area. Chapter 74, the scene where a female cultivator you don't know very well holds hands is a problematic element. In Chapter 76, the opposite of Chapter 74, the male protagonist couldn't help but take the female cultivator's hand.
Initially, it was a peaceful cultivation novel focused on farming and developing immortality. However, it later revealed that the protagonist didn't take demonic energy or demonic cultivators seriously, only defending themselves, and the sects didn't offer protection. The story primarily revolved around the protagonist and a group of female fellow cultivators.
I've read the first few chapters and they seem pretty good. I feel like the protagonist could incorporate hybridization into the spiritual plants later on. After all, growing iron can get a bit monotonous. But creating new plants and things during the farming process would create a lot of satisfying moments. Especially if the author could unleash their imagination.
The direct purpose of ancient people's spiritual practice was to seek longevity. If you're fighting and killing all day long, can that be called spiritual practice? I really like your work. The current rating of less than 8 is too low. Maybe people who like tension and excitement don't find it satisfying.
It's very comfortable and different from the usual action-packed and romance-focused stories in female-oriented novels. It depicts a simple and peaceful life, and you can tell the author is setting up something big. Hopefully, the later parts will be more exciting; otherwise, most people will probably choose to wait and read it later. After all, the plot is good, but it's too bland. If it can't even get the exciting parts, then there's nothing to see. It's best to just wait and read it slowly.
This is a really good farming novel; I hope it continues to be so. Farming novels should be about this kind of relaxed and carefree daily life.
Don't you have the Five Elements Ring? Why not create your own spiritual field and cultivate it yourself? Wouldn't it be better to carry it with you?
Highly recommended for fans of farming/development novels. Other novels I read are either thrilling or brutally violent, but this one is soothing and clear-headed—simply put, it's comfortable. There's very little fighting; it's mostly about farming and enlightenment, leaning towards a slice-of-life style while still being quite entertaining.
The male protagonist possesses the body of a succubus; he can gain cultivation simply by holding the hand of a female character.