Cultivation: I’m a Spirit Planter, and Grinding Hard Makes Me an Immortal

I highly recommend this book. The protagonist's struggle for his path is commendable. There might have been some issues with stats in the early chapters, but the author listened to advice and corrected them. After reading around chapter 150, I was quite satisfied.

It's a good book. I gave it one star when I first started reading, but as I read on, I found it quite enjoyable! Keep up the good work, author! The progress of the three girls surprised Li Yuan even more. In just a few months, the five basic farming spells they possessed... Had all nearly reached mastery! Seeing this is somewhat speechless [shocked].

It's good. A rare touch of subtlety from Tomato (the author). It might not be suitable for those who like fast-paced, action-packed stories, but I think this is how cultivation at the lower levels should be—a bit dark, with people resorting to any means to achieve enlightenment. It's possible to have a harem, but there's way too much focus on the harem, making the plot progress too slowly.

Among fellow cultivators, those on higher ground criticize those at the bottom. If you were the protagonist, wouldn't you use a cultivation technique that improves aptitude? You'd be even more powerful than the protagonist. The protagonist, however, has humanity; he buys it, not steals it. If you lack aptitude, think of your people!

Excellent! The main character is fantastic, with a wonderful personality, works incredibly hard, and is highly intelligent. I really like him. Keep it up!

A very good farming and cultivation novel, with smooth writing. I really enjoyed the process of constantly striving to earn money and improve oneself. However, some of the quantities are a bit exaggerated. For example, after reaching the mid-Foundation Establishment stage, the protagonist draws tens of thousands of talismans a year, grows millions of herbs in a season, and buys a group of…

Good novel. If the rating is low, please watch a few ads and send some gifts to support the author. I take back what I said before. Prices have collapsed, I'm not interested in reading anymore. A basic Foundation Establishment cultivation technique costs 20,000 low-grade spirit stones? May I ask how much a Foundation Establishment Pill costs?

It's written in a very, very traditional cultivation novel style. The story is good, but its unique features aren't particularly striking. For readers familiar with cultivation novels, the author's outline is basically crystal clear. To put it bluntly, you can tell what kind of mess the protagonist is going to make just by looking at him.

The story is cliché, but the writing is good, and the Nongfu Spring water is a little sweet.

It's so-so. I still prefer your other book, "Little Boy and Girl".