Immortality: Farming Spirit Herbs in a Blessed Cave-Heaven
长生不死：从洞天福地刷灵药开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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611Chapters
2.3kReads · 30 days
94.7kReads · all time
163Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.1Score
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The author is truly amazing! Every woman is beautiful, and every beautiful woman can't die; they're invincible no matter how you kill them. All the men are killed off, but the women, no matter how dangerous the situation, can't die.
Body Refinement and Foundation Building, Soul Foundation Building. The protagonist used over 17 boiled eggs to break through to the Foundation Building realm after the Qi Refining stage. That's amazing!
This book is the type I like: no bead-making, intellectually stimulating content, and no forced suppression. I recommend it.
I wouldn't give it five stars. The overall plot is still good. It's just that the protagonist is too busy with Qi cultivation. Formations, puppets, spirit beasts, pills... Dude, you're busier than a Nascent Soul cultivator! You should focus on increasing your cultivation level before getting a secondary profession. Besides, the protagonist's physical cultivation at Foundation Establishment and Qi Refining stages is practically nonexistent.
A classic "cool" novel, and a "cool" novel must be enjoyable. I've read dozens of chapters and haven't found any plots that deliberately annoy or disgust the reader.
It should score around 8.9 Points.
It's all pretty good, although there are some flaws, but the author put a lot of effort into writing it.
I've read around chapter 190; it's very well written.
Not bad, not bad, really not bad