
Mortal Cultivation: Using Formations to Ambush People, All for the Sake of Farming
凡人修仙,阵法阴人只为种田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 837k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Cultivation! Farming! Laying Low! A Brainy Protagonist!
Looking for books similar to *As an Insect Cultivator, It's Only Natural for My Spirit Insects to Be a Little Overpowered (Supreme Insect Immortal)*.
The Protagonist Is a Cunning, Cautious Schemer Who Keeps His Cultivation Hidden
No protagonist who's a good-for-nothing from the start, secretly sabotaging people, and then carefully scattering the bodies to cover it up.
The More Cautious, the Better. Stay Home Unless It's Absolutely Necessary.
One word: survive.
Single-Minded Pursuit of the Dao, Cultivation to the Extreme: High-Quality Reads
Plain and uneventful cultivation is the real thing.
Novels with No Female Lead, Where the Male Lead Only Cultivates Immortality
I want a story about a male protagonist cultivating immortality, with no heroine and no harem.
Cautious Cultivation and a Hundred Crafting Arts, No Female Lead
Looking for books similar to *The Long-Lived Immortal Turtle: I Take My Island and Wander the Cultivation World*.
Mortal-Style Cultivation Novels
Alchemy, Artifact Refining, Formations, Spatial Powers, and Heaven-Defying Martial Arts
Devoted to the Great Dao, Attaining Immortality: No Female Lead, Harem, or Romance
I’m looking for a traditional cultivation novel with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and so on. The male lead should be clever and cunning, devoted solely to attaining immortality, indifferent to women, and there should be no heroine.
Taoist Magic, Drawing Talismans and Setting Up Formations in Midair
Mortal Cultivators, Spirit Plants, Farming, and Spirit Beasts
No personal space, no personal space. The appeal of farming stories is integrating into the world, whereas a personal space separates you from reality and removes that sense of development. A System or a family-based story is fine. Please recommend something, thanks.
Protagonists Who Specialize in Formations or Artifact Refining, Preferably Rated 9 or Higher
Traditional cultivation novels, fantasy.
Are There Really No Good Traditional Fantasy Novels?
I'd like books like The Soul-Suppressing Martial Emperor. Are there really no good traditional fantasy novels anymore?
Good Mortal Cultivation Novels: Slow-Burn Immortality, Smart Protagonists
Looking for books like Mr. Cultivates Immortality. I haven't read such a convincing cultivation novel in ages. The characters aren't dumbed down, and the story is steady and grounded. It's a rare example of the ordinary-mortal cultivation genre.
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It's super good-looking. You stay up late at night, get occasional formations, study hard, progress in the war and gain resources. Later, he learned how to make talismans through the trophies and developed his own strength in Tianshuiwa, with a long-term vision. The battles in the Waning Moon Mountain and the Endless Sea are magnificent and refreshing. The description of the love between the four brothers makes the readers feel warm and relaxed in the cracks of war. The article is handled very well one by one! The writing style was a bit mediocre in the early stage, but the more I write, the better it gets; the pitfalls have not been filled. Chen Fan pursues the idea of understanding, but I can't understand it anymore [crying]
A good book that strives for steady progress. Nowadays, it is rare to see normal novels about cultivating immortals. There are no deliberate spoofs and bad jokes. It reminds me of the world of cultivation that I read when I was a child. The protagonist is not Long Aotian, he just has some talent in formations, and the opportunities are not too frequent. He started as a handyman disciple. I think the most reductive thing is the obsession with the spiritual field. After working as a handyman for so many years, I want to have my own spiritual field. This obsession is very consistent with the background setting of the protagonist. Recommended
There is no system, it is not time travel, the bottom rises and gradually grows stronger. Learn formations, create talismans, study puppets, and make friends. Build caves, open up spiritual fields, produce spiritual talismans, and dig spiritual mines. Occupy islands, explore secret areas, cultivate forces, and gather resources.
Another good novel about mortals cultivating immortality, come on! !
Just finished reading it, I felt like I had a big meal, satisfying and yet unfinished😋. The plot has ups and downs and the characters are so lifelike, it's really addictive! 📚This feeling of being immersed in the story is really unforgettable. Do you have any such books to recommend to me? Looking forward to your sharing! 💬
It's good to watch. The protagonist has not made any crazy remarks or behaviors so far. There is no messy female cultivator. She is just serious about cultivating immortality. The golden finger is a little bigger, I hope it will stay the same later on. It seems that writing about cultivating immortals becomes more difficult as you get to the later stages.
Not bad, good, people can watch it
The fighting scenes are very close to those in A Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality, with climaxes and reversals, which is rare. It's not like some books that have a lot of foreshadowing and won't end in a hurry when the fight is over. So give high marks
This book describes the battle in great detail and is a good article. The only thing is that the ending is too hasty and lacks the minimum transition, which is a pity, so I can only give four stars.
It's quite interesting. The story develops with twists and turns, including Yang and Yi. I don't know why the rating is not high. I hope the author updates it in a timely manner and interacts more with readers, so the rating will improve.