From Farming to Ascension: Grinding for Experience in the Cultivation World

It feels good. It's about practicing elixirs. The heroine is a bit unsteady. Her ex-boyfriend is fine and she didn't harm the heroine. I hope we won't retaliate against each other in the future and we can have a good time together. Plus, I used to watch Rune Training and I like to read articles about studying hard.

Very good writing, the protagonist's character is remarkable, the rhythm is very natural, the plot is not too ups and downs, but a steady flow of water and down-to-earth. I really like this kind of down-to-earth immortality writing [Sending Hearts]

Overall, it's not bad, an article without any CP bias. Although there are also plots, plots, revenge and so on, the overall story is still a dull and everyday fairy tale. It only took a day to read it, and the last extra chapter ends with a diary written by the heroine, which is quite novel. Although there is a system panel, it is not the kind of Immortal Cultivation novel that is awesome and crazy about upgrading and killing monsters all the way. The cultivation level setting is relatively low and difficult to upgrade. The highest level in the whole article is only at the Golden Core stage. Unlike most Immortal Cultivation articles, the upgrade level is quite high.

The overall structure of this book is not bad, the content is acceptable, the plot is too compact, and it feels panicky... The idea of ​​"Golden Finger" is good and novel. The heroine's spirit of working hard and not fearing power is worthy of applause👏...

It looks good! There's a little bit of noise in the front, but I can still watch the back [laughing][laughing]

It's really good. The only regret is that the author wrote too little. The books I read before were more than a thousand chapters, and there are only five or six hundred chapters less. It's really a pity. It would be great if the author could write the complete story of the heroine, but I understand that he didn't finish it [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying] Really good! If the author is inspired, he will write more in the future! ! The emotional scenes between them are really well written! ! I cried when I saw the block in the month of caring about you

Although the writing is about ordinary daily life, the writing style is very good and gives a feeling of unfinished meaning. I like it. The heroine is not a talented player. Every step is achieved through her hard work. There is no CP. The ending is a bit abrupt, but I can understand it. It doesn't say that the experience points are easy to earn as expected. It's just a hard-working process of working hard bit by bit. It's also quite motivating. I also like [Blowing Kisses] more.

It's a good story, but it's a pity that I'm impatient. It made me anxious to death. The heroine is upgraded to a level and can resist it better than Nezha, who has been pregnant for 3 years! In the end, the heroine only built the third level [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]. But I would also like to say that it is very well written and worth reading.

The one star is missing probably because the article is too short, and it's very smooth and flowing. It's written in a little bit of detail. I really like it. I am used to reading cool articles, and it is actually quite good to read this kind of article again. As someone said, this is actually an ordinary cultivator of immortality, you, why don't you continue writing. It's really much better than other novels in terms of plot handling. For example, about the cauldron, I was too lazy to pay attention to her at first. Every time she got the function of the cauldron, she got it by chance. Also, if you didn't like to read novels before time travel, who would have known about the plot of the contract. Some people think that the writing is too slow, but I think the details in this slowness are handled very well. Some people say that he is a doormat protagonist, but in reality, there are many people who offend others without knowing it. This kind of plot treatment made me feel like I was in real life, but not aggrieved because of ignorance. It feels like the author really wrote it from the perspective of the protagonist, an ordinary immortal cultivator. Unlike the previous novels, I feel that the protagonists have a God's perspective and are very smart. So I really like the setting of this protagonist. There is no greasy feeling like a time traveler, and he is really cultivating immortality step by step. It's pretty good, but who's still building foundations after finishing all their articles on cultivating immortals? ? ?

It's quite good-looking. The premise of upgrading is difficult but very interesting. It doesn't rely on golden fingers in particular. The description of inner demons is very real. And the alchemy refining does not have a 100% success rate like some articles (that kind of thing is too exaggerated) Come on!