Cultivation: Laying Low on an Island and Growing Spirit Plants

To be honest, the plot of this synopsis is too familiar. The same opening, the same golden finger, and the same development route. It seems that I am really good at this, otherwise I would not be able to read this book [laughing and crying] Uh, the introduction is a scam, it's not about farming and development. After that, I basically fought monsters everywhere for dozens of chapters before I went back and used my golden fingers to harvest the vegetables. All the people who came here for this are gone.

When I saw Chapter 82, the male protagonist switched maps during the destruction of the city at the very beginning~ Whether it was the golden finger setting, plot advancement or character portrayal, it was all great. Even the battles were written with a sense of atmosphere and atmosphere. The writing was very good. Why is the score so low? Among the immortal cultivation novels I read during this period, I feel that this one is the only one that was well written. It's a pity that they are all unfinished. Five stars first and then a cup of Bobo milk tea. The author insisted on finishing the article! After reading Chapter 170, I felt a little tired. The writing was quite good, but it was too smooth and seemed to be invincible. Others can't beat it, but the male protagonist can. The necessary natural materials and treasures are easy to obtain, and the skills you want to practice can be easily achieved. There are too many chapters about other battles, such as when the sea monster is raging and the Immortal Alliance sends people to fight. The writing is very detailed and has a sense of scene, but it seems boring. I read it again, because I couldn't find a good article about farming and cultivating immortals, so I did it a second time. This time I got to chapter 115 of the female young pavilion master and I felt tired of all the pretentiousness. Can't tell the difference between investing and trading? And the way he pretends to be sophisticated is very boring.

This book is not bad. The main work of the novel about cultivating immortals has been arranged. Those who like novels about cultivating immortals can feel free to read it. There are some minor issues, but they don't matter. We're not competing for the list. Are you still not satisfied with this level? However, I still have to say that the male protagonist's path is too smooth, and he does not have a complete and full character image. This can be understood as the author's smoothness, but reality will never give us a flat, so I think it is better to incorporate more reality to make everyone feel closer to life.

I have read Chapter 46 so far. There is no heroine and no CP (no OX and intimate women). Not bad~ (If I write about the heroine later, I will come back and change the score)

The writing is good, but after foundation building, farming is basically nothing. It is all done in one stroke. In the later stage, it is basically fighting for opportunities. The writing is not bad, but it is a bit off topic. I feel that it would be more in line with the theme to reduce the difficulty of obtaining spiritual rice medicinal materials and focus on farming in seclusion and add some fighting. Overall it looks good [like]

It looks good. There must be something wrong with those who say that they have reached the peak after junior high school. These settings are nothing. Just think of it as ranging from 1 to 100. The cultivation speed is not slow. Are you writing Gou Dao novels? It feels like you are not hiding it at all

Overall, it's okay, above average, but it lacks too much and has too little fun. For example, basically every woman wants to be a monk. What is the way out for casual cultivators? There is no trace of establishing a family. There is no other pet dog, so I won't mention it.

I don't know what you think, I can't even imagine how poisonous it is😰Others helped the protagonist for no reason, lent him spirit stones, taught him planting, and taught him skills. The protagonist often visited the house and helped inexplicably [face covering] Golden Finger began to develop brainlessly as soon as it arrived. He said that there is basically no way to cultivate crescent rice except for the sect. As a result, the protagonist succeeded in planting it and basically planted it in a big way🤣Then take care of it I saw it when I was collecting rice, and what I thought of was that it was not the protagonist who was fawning over, but that this casual cultivator had the opportunity to snatch it away (the protagonist was in the third period of Qi training, and the person in charge was in the seventh period). I really couldn't stand it when I saw this [cover Face] I thought that those pitfalls in the front may be made up for later, but when I saw this, I really couldn't stand it anymore (┳◇┳) The five points are just to let brothers try less poison and don't waste time (ㆀ˘･з･˘)

It looks good, the rhythm is just right, and the system is not very mindless, but more supportive. The most important thing is to rely on the male protagonist. The male protagonist should strive for and practice on his own, rather than mindlessly adding points and then just struggling. After all, there is no such mindless thing. It's a slap in the face, as well as the plot of Dragon King, where the brainless villain keeps shrinking. The male protagonist's personality is still very strong, and the geniuses he meets are not like other works. The author writes it very well. Although these geniuses are arrogant, they have their own arrogance. , But they are not brainless, nor can they afford to lose. They are both generous and experienced, and the overall look is quite comfortable, but I feel that their combat power has collapsed a bit later. After all, they are in the Nascent Soul stage. Although the male protagonists are also geniuses, they are still different after all. There are so many, it feels like it's easy for them to kill Nascent Soul stage, there is a sense that everyone can kill the same [face covering] By the way, the male protagonist also has a pretty good personality, he won't tolerate when things happen, he will take action when it's time to take action, and he won't do it without thinking, he has a deep mind and cherishes his life.

The protagonist is neither arrogant nor impetuous, farming and cultivating immortality. This is the kind of immortality novel I want to read.