Reborn as Grass: Eat My Seeds and You Can Cultivate Immortality

You can still watch it, but it's just a little bit annoying. In particular, the protagonist forcibly believes that Wang Ran is the protagonist, and then seems to be cautious but actually commits suicide.

Who are they? They think that the world of immortality is about fighting and killing, and bullying those who are weak. Cultivation is about personal relationships and sophistication. What should we do if others have resources and we don't have the resources to do anything? We still have to grab them if they have the strength, background, and popularity. If others have no strength, no background, and no popularity, they are still just casual cultivators. This doesn't count. If Zi Yibo gets stronger in the future, he can get benefits, right? Hey, people here will definitely say why not just kill him and get the benefits. No, brother, how much better can we be than the natives when we travel to the world of cultivation? Normally, we are just salty fish when we travel to the world of cultivation. Others will escape the law and run away. It is better to rob a good karma if you hold a grudge and you will be killed.

It's awesome. In the early stage, it's an ordinary kind of story, but the writing and plot are very good, and the protagonist is cautious enough. And many parts are quite unexpected. For example, I thought I would be behind the scenes, but ended up accepting disciples at the beginning, but I did not forget to be cautious. To be honest, it was quite to my liking. The kind of novel that is sloppy and has no sense of urgency or emotion is actually not very enjoyable to read. If the plot does not unfold smoothly later, it is easy to drive people away. When the calculation part came out later, I was worried that it would collapse, but I didn't expect it to be quite good. I hope to keep this feeling. At present, it seems to be a very good food and grass, I hope to keep it, and there is hope for fairy grass.

Overall, it's a good story. It's a subject I'm interested in. I just hope that the protagonist won't accept everyone who gives seeds as an apprentice, and then ask the protagonist to save those apprentices every time they encounter trouble. In the end, he saves the apprentice and gets into trouble again, especially the protagonist's apprentice Wang Ran who has the protagonist's template. The protagonist accepts a disciple, not a living father.

It is a good book for many people, but for some reason, it seems a bit depressing. The plot links are a bit tight. The storyline is very good. So far, there are no poisonous points. It is considered a good book.

Indeed, Gou Dao has made it clear to the protagonist. This kind of thing is not the kind that just lives in one place and never comes out, but understands that the world of cultivating immortals is about human relations and sophistication. I have to be able to hide clearly, build good interpersonal relationships, and hide most of my abilities.

Beautiful, rare book Trouble is constant, the apprentice causes trouble every day, and the protagonist wipes his apprentice's butt every day

IQ is online, although it is a bit immature, but the development direction of the storyline is unique and has its own understanding.

I haven't seen a similar book in a long time. It's very interesting, the plot is smooth, and the main character is not the Holy Father.

It's not suitable to be brought in. It looks uncomfortable, but it's okay if you don't bring it in.