From the Start, I Transmigrate into a Book: Farming and Cultivating in Seclusion with My Clan
开局穿书：苟在家族种田修仙
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- Completed
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- 776k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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Preferably without a pocket dimension.
Looking for Genuine Farming Novels. No Pretending to Farm While Not Growing a Single Grain
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It's a pretty good, quite interesting cultivation and farming novel. The protagonist cultivates while improving various cultivation skills, finds ways to solve various problems, encourages those around him to cultivate, helps the family develop new industries, enhances the family's overall strength, and the family members are very united and harmonious, creating a thriving atmosphere.
This book is a slice-of-life cultivation novel, revolving around spiritual fields and spiritual plants, with the addition of spiritual beasts. It is not an action-packed, fast-paced story.
A very unique cultivation novel. In the early stages, the family is united and friends are genuine. Later, the male protagonist is in a coma for eight years, and everything changes. I didn't really like the ending; it felt empty and regrettable. So, four stars. There were no other major flaws; a very good cultivation novel. 👍👍
Unlike typical cultivation novels, this one features the love and care of family and parents. While seemingly ordinary, it resonates more deeply with the emotions of ordinary people. The author's writing is excellent, concise, and worth following.
I really enjoy novels in genres like farming, management, infrastructure building, and family cultivation, especially those with realistic and logical plots and detailed storylines—they're very readable! The [classic mature male voice]'s voice quality is particularly great for listening to audiobooks! I hope the [classic mature male voice]'s voice quality remains consistent and isn't changed midway through the audiobook experience! Thumbs up! [Strong][Strong][Strong]
Protecting family and kinship reminded me of the "Love and Family" questline I played in World of Warcraft. Parents are family, clansmen are family, and from the perspective of the vast world, fellow countrymen are also family. So, I returned to Earth with my talent for spiritual plants, which seems to have a bit of the shadow of Grandpa Yuan.
The original protagonist, whose family was wiped out by the chosen one of destiny, was unwilling to accept this and chose to become the transmigrated protagonist to seek revenge, then went on to suppress the original chosen one of destiny in every way.
A seven-year-old child is behaving far too maturely; no one suspects possession. Isn't it a bit too early for a ten-year-old to be expected to contribute to the family?
It's a great read, with a fresh and original plot; even the cultivation genre has a touch of romance. The more I read, the more I enjoy it; it's about the daily trivialities of the cultivation world. It's more engaging than just fighting and killing. It feels like the author is from the cultivation world themselves. Many of the seemingly trivial events are intricately connected.
It's a good film, featuring different worlds of cultivation, but the ending is so abrupt and unexpected...