<Cultivation + Picking up leaks + Space + Farming + No CP>
Cultivation? The heroine?
Sorry, she is just an unknown cannon fodder!
Wearing books? Seize the opportunity? Incredible cheat?
Sorry, none of these are available!
It doesn't matter, if you can cultivate immortality, just practice hard and down-to-earth!
What? She has five miscellaneous spiritual roots? Can you only be an outer disciple?
Outer disciples should be outer disciples!
But why did the sect only provide cultivation methods and no spiritual stone resources?
So what does she eat? You know she hasn't been inedged yet!
Not sure, let's take a look at what the brothers and sisters who are also outer disciples are doing?
Farming? Breeding? Handicraft?
Take a deep breath! The sky collapse begins!
However, how can farming also improve spiritual power?
And how come her miscellaneous spiritual roots turned into heavenly spiritual roots!
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Reader comments
Not bad, 5 spiritual roots counterattack, the heroine should be trained in the direction of all-rounders, and she has made rapid progress. The heroine has a plot with her mother in the later stage, helping her to lead the path of cultivating immortality, unlike ordinary novels about cultivating immortals. The male-female ratio was okay, but later on I felt that the heroine helped her brother and his friends a little too much. After all, she was not their master, and it felt like the heroine's master was not around at that time, so resources were still a bit tight.
There is no exaggerated golden finger. The protagonist grows up step by step and it is very interesting.
Not bad, 5 spiritual roots counterattack, the heroine should be trained in the direction of all-rounders, and she has made rapid progress. The heroine has a plot with her mother in the later stage, helping her to lead the path of cultivating immortality, unlike ordinary novels about cultivating immortals. The male-female ratio was okay, but later on I felt that the heroine helped her brother and his friends a little too much. After all, she was not their master, and it felt like the heroine's master was not around at that time, so resources were still a bit tight.
There is no exaggerated golden finger. The protagonist grows up step by step and it is very interesting.