After transmigrating to the Qingyun Sect, everyone else is busy dueling with flying swords and fighting over resources. Liu Qingzhou just wants to tend his own little plot of land and fill it with fragrant spirit herbs.
After awakening the Farming System, he gains the ability to craft with blocks. He can improve spiritual soil, make rare plants grow faster, and even turn deadwood and stubborn stone into loyal puppets. They need no spirit stones to operate, repair themselves when damaged, and are equally skilled at farming and guarding the grounds.
He rebuilds the dilapidated Cold Moon Medicine Garden, using cold jade as its foundation and a spiritual leyline as fertilizer. There, he cultivates a Nine-Turn Ice Lotus that blossoms with golden light and refines elixirs capable of bringing the dead back to life. He repairs an ancient Cold Marrow Lotus Terrace, turning a thousand acres of wasteland into fertile soil. Rows of spirit herbs flourish, filling the air with medicinal fragrance and driving the merchants in the market wild with competition.
He has no interest in the empty prestige of the sect's grand tournament. All he wants is to farm alongside the morning mist, share tea with friends at dusk, watch his puppets stride between the fields, and listen to the Ice Lotus sway gently beneath the moon.
But who would have thought that leisurely cultivation on a spirit farm could still take him to the peak of Foundation Establishment?
And who could have guessed that Su Boyong, after lying low for a century, would attain enlightenment from the immortal herbs Liu Qingzhou cultivated, summon the Sixfold Thunder Tribulation, and reach the Nascent Soul Realm in a single day?
When the Cold Moon Medicine Garden becomes famous throughout the cultivation world and factions from all over come to visit, Liu Qingzhou simply squats on the edge of the field, looking at a newly sprouted Frostpattern Grass, and smiles faintly:
“Everyone, line up if you want to buy spirit herbs. If you want to fight, ask my Stone Armor Puppet if it agrees first.”
This book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu's fight with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. The battle lasted for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If it weren't for Nuo Shou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on! He who likes to watch, he likes to watch. He doesn't like people who don't like watching. The person who liked it liked it. The person who didn't like it didn't like it. He who can stand it can stand it. He who can't stand it can't stand it. He who likes to watch, he loves to watch. People who don't like to watch, he doesn't like to watch. He who has comments, he has comments. He who has no comment, he has no comment.
Abandoning the core logic of traditional immortality novels of "fighting monsters, upgrading, and being competitive", the protagonist Liu Qingzhou does not like fighting and is obsessed with farming. He relies on system cubes and spiritual plants to cultivate, and has embarked on a unique path to immortality by "cultivating with fields and establishing himself with medicine." This kind of "Buddhist cultivator" character is particularly refreshing among the immortal cultivators who are killing people all over the world, and it is easy for readers to feel relaxed. Leader! "Holy Ruins" lost its literary grace in front of it, "Dou Po" lacked connotation, "Zhu Xian" lost emotion, "Shading the Sky" lost imagination, and "Buddha Ben" lacked layout! This is a once-in-a-century classic of online literature, the most amazing literary work of the 21st century! From Luo Guanzhong and Shi Naian to Confucius, Mencius and Zhuangzi, from Qin Emperor and Han Dynasty to Plato and Aristotle, anyone who reads it will be amazed! The author's writing power is comparable to that of heaven and man, with brilliant literary talent and exquisite rhetoric. He inherits the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties and promotes the charm of the Tang and Song Dynasties. It is very penetrating! I am truly lucky to be able to read it in my lifetime! But after reading it, I was filled with sadness: If such a masterpiece is discontinued in the future, what fun will my life have? Fortunately, I decisively put it on the bookshelf and felt a little at ease. But if such a masterpiece is buried, wouldn't it be a waste of resources and a failure of the author's hard work? After some struggle, I made up my mind: I must share it, let this book review be seen by the world, push this book to the top of the sky, and let the entire Internet know about it! Heaven and earth are witnesses. Is this writing enjoyable enough? --Not enough! Is it enjoyable enough to watch Jianghu? --Not enough! As a lesson from the fairy mountains, can we update quickly enough? Not enough! Not enough! Far from enough! Not enough chapters! Not fast enough! Not enough content! Not enough!