Big Brother Goes to Cultivate Immortality, Little Brother Comes to Farm
哥去修仙，种田弟来
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- 1.6M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 3mo ago
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- The Art Is Not to Be Passed On Lightly? I’ll Teach It for Free Online!法不轻传？我全网免费！Alternate title on Fanqie
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So far, it's very good, but there are too few readers ^ω^. I hope the author won't abandon the project. Some ancient history hasn't been revealed yet, and I'm looking forward to the next development. Regarding spiritual roots, I personally feel that everyone in this book has them, it's just a matter of whether they've been activated.
The novel constructs a unique narrative of "technological cultivation," showcasing a very exciting story of workshop management and technological innovation in a cultivation world. It blends cultivation elements with ancient social changes, and the main storyline of the collision between science and cultivation civilization has a great chance to develop a unique cultivation worldview.
A decent science-based cultivation novel, without using science as a guise for mindless fun. It also has elements of farming, focusing on solid development. There are no glaring flaws, and the logic is consistent. It features an ordinary transmigrator without a system or spatial ability.
Ignoring logic, it's acceptable. The original text below shows that the army shouldn't lack ordinary rations (the Chen family provided ordinary rations, not spirit grains), and it's not easy for Golden Core and Nascent Soul cultivators to deal with a third-tier demonic beast.
Well written, why are there so few readers? Although the subject matter is niche, it's basically flawless! The descriptions in all aspects are quite reasonable, and the pacing is a bit slow, allowing for a steady development. 👍
The plot is fine; the general setting is a primitive society with rules similar to Earth, where the protagonist develops technology using runes for information. However, the strength aspect isn't as strong as traditional Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) stories. It's roughly at the level of basic martial arts cultivation.
The protagonist is the golden finger of the Demon Suppression Army Commander, the old system grandpa, who gives him whatever he wants, and provides all kinds of resources and inventions. The protagonist does so much but still ends up benefiting others. Every time he makes a contribution, someone always asks him to hand it over or something. The protagonist's life and death depend entirely on others, so he might as well develop his own power and build his own private army.
It's incredibly good!! It blends science with cultivation, and although the beginning is a bit slow-paced, that's the beginning, after all. It develops quickly, with interconnected plots, good logic, and excellent writing! There's no excessive romance; it focuses solely on the story's progression.
Not bad, a completely new approach, not mindless fun, looks like it might take a different turn later on.
The premise is excellent. There are similar stories, but this is the first time I've seen one written like this by an author.