
I Rely on Farming to Steadily Cultivate Immortality
我靠种田稳修长生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 236k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
109Chapters
46Reads
9Listens
3.9kReads · all time
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Reader comments 6
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After watching it for a long time, I could only see that the protagonist relied on the foundation building in the previous life to pretend to be deep, and the whole chapter was written about the layout. The actual plot of Qi training and practice was zero, so I occasionally looked at the data report to report the progress. I felt that if the protagonist in the previous life was set to become a god, he would directly teach all living beings and teach the Tao every day! It's not necessary to be a righteous person. It's definitely okay to not brag about the writing style, but I feel like it's straying from the main line. See for yourself how this doesn't look like a normal article about cultivating immortals! There is no accumulation of Qi training content at all. You can write about your cultivation insights and spell practice, but there is no such thing. When you meet a foundation-building monk, you can use the momentum of the late foundation-building period in your previous life to bluff people. According to the author's settings, you are already invincible at the beginning. Even if you meet the author of the golden elixir, you can do it. Use the protagonist's past life to build up the foundation and touch the edge of the golden elixir in the later stage, letting the other party know that the protagonist is not simple behind the scenes, and dare not let it go😏. Even if you meet Nascent Soul, you can also boast that there is a big cause and effect behind the opportunity obtained in the previous life. No one dares to provoke it. Anyway, he is invincible. If he can't beat the author, he will be an alien enemy.
It's okay, pretty good
One chapter and 2,000 words a day..., Too lazy to write
Another person who treats pets as his father
The pressure on the cultivation base was too harsh, and it was boring, so I withdrew.
Nice looking and well written, keep up the good work