I Cultivate Immortality by Raising Corpses and Farming
我靠炼尸种地成仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- You Were Told to Be a Corpse-Collecting Servant, So Why Did You Refine Corpses into Immortals?让你当收尸杂役，你炼尸成仙了？Alternate title on Fanqie
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The earlier chapters of Shennong Valley were really well-written and commendable. However, the timeline of Shennong Valley as a county magistrate, farming, and cultivating one's will took too long. I couldn't continue reading after chapter 190.
It's a very good read. The systems of realms, spells, and items are very complete. What some readers considered flaws actually have their reasons and reasonable explanations. The protagonist faces both developmental bottlenecks and major opportunities for rapid advancement, making full use of his cheat-like abilities.
The premise is good; if the author didn't have to be inseparable from women and take them everywhere, the rating wouldn't be so low.
It's alright. The only problem is the cultivation levels. Just the Qi Refining stage alone has three levels... Not the traditional early, middle, and late stages of Qi Refining, but different names for each level. The Foundation Establishment stage is the same; it also has three different names in between. [Original text: The first realm of a cultivator is called: Qi Refining Realm.] The Qi Refining Realm is further divided into three stages: Qi Induction, Qi Gathering, and Qi Refining.
In PUBG, the righteous path is not righteous, and the evil path is even more evil. After learning some Qi-cultivation techniques and unorthodox methods, I started to explore and survive in high-level mountainous areas.
It's a genre I like [I've learned it]: single female lead + eerie + corpse refining + puppets + traditional cultivation... Some plot points are really intriguing, and the pacing is excellent. I still doubt Ning Daoyuan 🤭. It's a good book, but the explicit content always seems to slip in unintentionally 🤦😏. I'll update more before I find a new book I'm satisfied with 😏
It's indeed a pretty good novel, quite different from other cultivation novels. The writing style is also decent. However, the protagonist is pitifully weak before cultivating immortality, and even after entering the mortal realm, he faces numerous restrictions. Does that mean his cultivation was wasted? I must say, the author writes exceptionally well. The new theme and setting create a strong sense of suspense, and the story keeps escalating rapidly.
It's well-written, but too oppressive; it's not as satisfying as the previous story, "The Corpse Cremator."
The seasoned bookworm has finished his assessment: it's definitely a good book, please don't abandon it prematurely.
Well written, with the potential to score over 8 points. The plot is also very interesting. Recommended for those looking for something to read. The ending felt a bit rushed, but it wasn't a bad ending; this kind of writing is quite common. Overall, very good. (Comment from a reader with over 8000 hours of reading experience.)