I’m Not Growing Crops, I’m Cultivating the Invincible Great Dao
我种的不是地，是无敌大道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 517k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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248Chapters
1.3kReads · 30 days
90.3kReads · all time
108Shelves
8.0Score
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Half of the land was destroyed when two cultivators got into a fight, causing collateral damage. There was no need to go to such lengths to justify the situation.
I've read about 30 chapters. As for the farming theme, I thought the protagonist was outwardly farming but actually developing his resources discreetly and solving problems in secret. Unexpectedly, this book had already planned out the leveling thresholds exponentially from the very beginning: 1 point of Qi Refining = Level 1, 2 points = Level 2, 4 points = Level 3, 8 points = Level 4...
Sure, it gives off a very relaxed vibe. It lacks the tension of traditional cultivation novels, feeling very slice-of-life. It seems like the protagonists in Orange's books are all quite laid-back 🤦
I've read halfway through, mainly to support the author, but can any other readers tell me what makes farming/developmental stories so appealing? I still don't quite understand it, and I can't find the reason online. 🤦🤦🤦
The pace could be faster; that would be more exciting and would also make Ah Niu stronger.
I don't appreciate female-oriented content.
The relaxed pace is refreshing, a welcome change from the violent and bloody world of martial arts. Let's get enough people together, good luck!
The plot is quite relaxing. After watching so much fighting and killing, it's nice to watch something light and relaxing.
It's very relaxing. After reading so many novels about killing, this is a good read. However, the content is a bit simplistic; I hope the author can improve the quality of the content.
Keep it up! Keep working hard!