Bountiful Harvests Bring Big Rewards: I Cultivated from a Mortal into an Immortal

Alright! The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, there's no female lead yet, and no random, inexplicably hateful extras. There's no taunting or sarcastic personality; it's all about survival, development, and improvement. There isn't much fighting, but the content is interesting.

Having read so many cultivation novels, it's rare to encounter a protagonist who makes me feel genuinely comfortable, so I have to write a long review. First, the protagonist is decisive in killing, not a saint, but also doesn't indiscriminately kill innocents; his blade never strikes the innocent. The most memorable scene is when he retrieves the sword manual.

This is a story that really suits my taste. The protagonist's golden finger (cheat code) is powerful and there are plenty of satisfying moments. The male lead is also quite cautious. There are a few minor flaws, but they're tolerable. Overall, I really enjoyed reading it. The male lead is focused on cultivating immortality and there aren't many romantic entanglements.

It's pretty good. I saw some comments before (saying that the shrimp was at the third level of Qi Refining in over 200 chapters, which I had some doubts about), but now it's already at the third level. I actually don't want it to be too fast. What everyone wants to read is the portrayal of the hardships of those at the bottom and the dangers of cultivating immortality. Author, please pay attention to the prices; I feel that spiritual herbs are a bit expensive.

Surprisingly good. Although the cultivation progress is indeed a bit slow, at least the story and character settings are not bad, and it reads very smoothly. Keep it up, author! This is so verbose! It's not like a paid novel where a few sentences would suffice. Instead, it's stretched out into a huge paragraph. It's utterly ridiculous.

It's a great read. The male protagonist grows step by step from a menial disciple to a registered disciple, outer disciple, and inner disciple, experiencing many adventures, twists, and turns, making it very exciting and captivating. The only downside is the slow pacing; the male protagonist only reaches Foundation Establishment in chapter 262! 😄 Overall, it's quite interesting, and the male protagonist isn't a saint. 👍👍👍

If it absorbs the essence of the spirit grain, it will turn into ordinary grain, right? How am I supposed to explain this? [What?]

This is the second similar cultivation novel I've read, but the male protagonist here lives a life worse than pigs and dogs! Even the spirit farmers around him aren't treated like human beings by the sects. In the novels I've read before where farming yields extra harvests, the sects and spirit farmers had a good relationship and didn't overly exploit or oppress them.

This book is one of the best I've ever read. The protagonist is incredibly cunning and cautious, carefully considering everything he does, and decisive in his actions—a truly excellent character. The content is also very detailed, making it perfect for book lovers like us. Thumbs up for this book! It's incredibly good and definitely worth reading. This book's rating is too low; it should be at least 9 points.

It's well-written, but the cultivation abilities could be even better if the imagination were a bit more imaginative. Some of the cultivation techniques and skills are written too conservatively, making it seem more like a high-level version of martial arts skills (like fantasy martial arts). Also, the protagonist and supporting characters are intelligent. I support the author.