Mine*****

It's very comfortable to watch. There is no bloody plot or industrial saccharine. The protagonist and his disciples get along like a family, and the plot of team building and planning the production value of the spiritual field gives the cultivation of immortality the feeling of a "fairy resort". The contrast is very interesting.

Overall it tastes right, slow but not boring. The absence of a systematic setting makes it more realistic. The protagonist slowly develops the sect by relying on the energy of the earth and the knowledge of formations. It has the artistic conception of cultivating immortals and the healing of farming. It's just that the update is a bit slow and it's not enough to follow. I hope it can speed up the pace.

It's a rare article about farming and cultivating immortality without being suspended! The protagonist has no extraordinary qualifications and relies entirely on scientific breeding and optimized processes to run the sect. From making porridge to satisfy his hunger to slowly building up a family fortune, every step is very solid. The plot of getting closer to the child at the foot of the mountain over a bowl of porridge is very realistic and not deliberately sensational.

The pace of the plot is very steady, neither dragging nor abrupt. From cleaning up Taoist temples, exploring spiritual fields, to going to the market to find materials, and getting rid of uninvited guests, every plot is very immersive. Especially the part where the mysterious black stone is found in the market, the foreshadowing is very natural, making people want to know the subsequent use [Learned]

I like this kind of slow-paced daily life, I don't force myself to be happy, I just watch the dilapidated sect become more lively. The protagonist uses modern thinking to manage the world of immortality, such as the differentiated competition of "Qingyun Lingshan", which is a very novel idea. The character interactions are also very natural, and the settings of the senior sister and the cooking fairy are not stereotyped.

A very comfortable novel, warm and daily. Unlike traditional mainstream Shuangwen, there is growth for each character. I hope the author can keep writing.

It's pretty good. Why is there no traffic?