
Three Thousand Paths to the Great Dao, and Farming Is One of Them
大道三千,种田也是道
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- 1.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 7mo ago
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Farming and Cultivation, Slow and Steady
I'm looking for books like *I Cultivate Immortality by Growing Dao in the Cultivation World*. No constant fighting, just keeping a low profile, growing lots of spiritual plants or heavenly spiritual roots, cultivating immortality, drinking wine and tea, and cooking.
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A collection of excellent books I've gathered over years of reading novels.
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Farming, Brewing Wine, and Growing Medicinal Herbs
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Pure body cultivation, where sheer strength overcomes every technique!
Cultivation and Farming
Looking for books like *Longevity: My Steady Farming-Style Cultivation Journey*.
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Mortal Cultivators, Spirit Plants, Farming, and Spirit Beasts
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Growing Crops and Longevity in the Cultivation World
Looking for a longevity-focused cultivation farming story. The protagonist should be ordinary and grow through spiritual fields and springs, with an everyday feel as well as cultivation-world schemes. Something like *Cultivating for Longevity Through Farming*.
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Looking for books similar to The Immortal Sect’s Tenant Farmer.
Stories About Independent Cultivators, Spirit-Farming, and Market Towns
Looking for books similar to Starting Cultivation as a Mortal with a Proficiency Panel. The first one is about an unaffiliated mortal cultivator, a market town, farming, and playing it safe, with a female lead. It's one of the best panel-system novels and well worth reading.
A Farming Story About a Spirit Plant Cultivator
Farming, Real Farming
I want genuine farming details: what seedlings to plant each month, how to get seeds to sprout, what to do when pests show up, and so on. I really need this, please!
Farming and Homesteading Novels
Looking for an ancient farming story without too many awful relatives. The male lead shouldn't constantly be a prince, general, or crown prince or anything like that. I'd like a warm, peaceful story about ordinary rural life. Please recommend one if you know any.
Spirit Seeds and Blessed Lands
The protagonist accidentally obtains a cultivation technique for practicing the Earth Immortal Path, then masters the art of growing spiritual seeds and develops a blessed grotto-heaven, gradually expanding it.
Looking for Space, Farming, Cultivation, and Animal Raising, with No Romance! Emphasis on No Romance!!
No CP!!!
Farming + Cultivation + Pocket Dimension
I'm reading a novel lately, *I Became an Immortal by Farming in a Spirit Spring Space*. It's especially good, so I'm looking for another cultivation novel just like it.
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Looking for books similar to A Mortal's Path to Immortality: From the Start, I Only Have One Attribute Panel.
A Farming Story About Becoming Invincible While Staying in One Place and Never Going Out
I'm desperate for something to read. Please help!
Farming, Home Renovation, Brewing Wine with a Spirit Spring, and a Relaxing Pace
No pretending to be poor, no face-slapping, no helping the whole village get rich, and no opening a zoo! Grow top-tier flowers and medicinal herbs, and build a pond for ornamental fish. Livestreaming is fine!
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I've written a million words. It's the first time I've written something so long, so I'd like to give myself a good review first [laughs]
What the hell? Why has it been removed from the shelves? Tonic [crying] [crying]
I think the writing is okay and more realistic. It is very difficult for casual cultivators to survive in the world of immortality in the early stage. Their lives are in danger at any time, and they have no access to high-end resources. The protagonist carefully avoids various threats in the early stage, plant low-end resources step by step, and then develops slowly. There is no such thing as a powerful inheritance from the beginning. The golden finger can be used. Overall, it is not bad. It is worth recommending!
Now that I have seen the latest chapter of Chapter 96, I can continue to collect it for a while. 😁😁😁 I have read the latest chapter, Chapter 216, and it seems like puppets are appearing all the time, and it doesn't suit me anymore. 😁😁😁
The rating is low. It's a rare good book. It's so well written. Come on.
It was very well written. I read more than 500 chapters in one go. There is no big poison in how to implement farming and farming to the end. In my impression, only the part where the Liu family steward oppressed the protagonist in Qinghefang City was a bit poisonous. The protagonist's grandson was too pretentious, but fortunately it only lasted a few chapters. Overall, it's good. Books of the same level all score at least 8.9, Which is low.
It's a good book to read. I've read several farming books and just finished this one. Damn it, why has it been taken off the shelves? What's wrong with the author?
Although there are some poisonous points in the middle, it is still quite good overall and is in line with the essence of Gou Dao.
There is always a familiar feeling, great and worth recommending
I wish it could be longer, this is a good article