Max-Level Comprehension: I Farm and Cultivate Immortality in a Martial World

It's quite interesting. I hope I can keep farming on a daily basis and not get involved in various incidents. [Face covering] Author, what you wrote before is good [laughing evilly]

It looks very good, I personally think it should be at least a 9 out of 10. This kind of farming and invincible writing is very relaxing and enjoyable to read. It is my favorite type. I feel that it is very difficult to find. I finally found one. I hope the author does not want to be a eunuch, or it is homogenized later.

It's plain, a genius with understanding, farming, and various small animals, repaying kindness, and not interfering with the cycle of life and death. It's quite interesting. Will the protagonist also train juniors? Will a sect be established? Regarding other issues, what I hope is that the protagonist can practice quietly, and don't try to manipulate skills, elixirs, or genius treasures that are too heaven-defying. It's best to limit them, so as not to spread them too much. As for knowledge issues, it's best to have a special place to store them. Some precious knowledge should be restricted and required. It can be obtained, and knowledge is also a kind of wealth, so that others will not use it for nothing. It is best for the villagers to be mortals, so as not to deteriorate later. In short, it is not a good thing. People's hearts are changeable. If the protagonist stays young for a long time, some people will definitely become greedy and curious, and then try to be the same as the protagonist. Or they might leak secrets and recruit powerful people from all over the world to forcefully interrogate the protagonist. @

It's good to watch, I just like this kind of plot where you are an expert and do your own research without too many troublesome bonds or cause and effect. The atmosphere is also very good. Being friendly with the animals in the mountains and being admired by others is simply an ideal life. I also found a bug. Is the timeline introduced in the introduction upside down? How is it possible that the plot started 30 years ago?

There is no usual bloody plot, but the content is quite new and refined. The only controversial plot has been changed by the author, which is quite good (it has been patched at the back anyway, so the previous plot should be changed...) Although the number of words is small now, it is indeed a good book.

It is a very peaceful farming essay. I practiced and researched alone. It is very well written. It is not as boring as a running account, nor is it like a quack essay disguised as a farming essay!

This is what I want to see in the world of immortality, where one person lives alone and farms, creates his own techniques, and if his spiritual power is not enough, he creates his own space channel to draw it from the outside world, instead of moving all the time. He has one or two friends and a few spiritual beasts as companions. He often digs up some herbs and comes back to cultivate and farm on his own. She lives in seclusion but completely avoids the world. After being able to improve grain seeds, she takes the initiative to develop them. There are not so many messy relationships.

It is a very good farming article, and the writing style is very good (especially the interweaving of poems and descriptions of the environment, which may not be felt by those who skip reading). It also comes with a layout and structure diagram drawn by myself. But the only controversial point is that the Nascent Soul after the protagonist broke the pill for the first time and became an infant has a "spirit", that is, it has spiritual intelligence. You can understand that the external incarnation has self-awareness, but because Qin Taotao (the name of the external incarnation) does not have many roles, in the end after the protagonist goes out to travel, his role is just a housekeeper and there is no role, so I think it is harmless and you can regard him as the protagonist's son (the pig's foot is called Qin Shou)

I have read the latest chapter, Chapter 66, and there is nothing poisonous about it. The language describing the plot and everything else feels like a gentle breeze slowly advancing and a very comfortable rhythm. I feel that it is the best food and grass in the cultivation of immortals. Why is the score so low? It was only a few minutes past 7 and I almost missed it. Is it because there are too few chapters or something, but I feel that the Tomato score is relatively fair. Although it feels like there are some good reviews in the comment area, it doesn't have a big impact on the book's rating. Good things are good and bad, and his improvement can't be much improved.

It's worth recommending. It still sounds good so far.