Mortal Cultivation: Using Formations to Ambush People, All for the Sake of Farming

Super captivating! It's so addictive, I stayed up all night watching it. The story follows a character who, through a chance encounter with a formation, diligently studies and progresses through war, acquiring resources and advancing his power. Later, he learns talisman crafting from spoils of war and develops his strength in Sweetwater Hollow, demonstrating a long-term vision.

A good book, steady and progressive. It's rare to see a normal cultivation novel these days; it avoids deliberate parody and stale tropes, reminding me of the cultivation worlds I read as a child. The protagonist isn't an overpowered genius; he just has some talent in formations, and his opportunities aren't too frequent. He starts from the bottom as a menial disciple.

There is no system, it's not time travel, it's about rising from the bottom and gradually growing stronger. Learn formations, create talismans, research puppets, and make many friends. They built cave dwellings, cultivated spiritual fields, produced spiritual talismans, and mined spiritual mines. Occupy islands, explore hidden realms, cultivate power, and gather resources.

Another great novel about a mortal cultivating immortality! Keep it up!!

Just finished reading it, and it felt like a delicious meal – satisfying yet leaving me wanting more! 😋 The plot was full of twists and turns, the characters were so vivid, it was truly captivating! 📚 This feeling of being immersed in the story is so unforgettable. Do you have any similar book recommendations? Looking forward to your sharing! 💬

It's a good read. The protagonist hasn't made any irrational remarks or actions so far, and there aren't any messy female cultivators; he's just seriously cultivating immortality. The cheat ability is a bit too strong, but hopefully it stays that way. It seems like cultivation novels get harder to write as they go on.

Not bad, not bad, it's watchable.

The fight scenes are very similar to those in "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality," with climaxes and plot twists, which is rare. Unlike some books that ramble on with a lot of buildup and then abruptly end when they run out of steam for the fight, this one gets a high score.

This book provides very detailed descriptions of battles, making it a good read. However, the ending feels rushed and lacks proper transitions, which is a bit of a shame. Therefore, I can only give it four stars.

It's quite good. The story has twists and turns, with both triumphs and setbacks. I don't know why the rating isn't high. I hope the author updates more frequently and interacts more with readers; the rating will improve then.