I Was Exiled at the Beginning, and I Planted 100,000 Swords on the Frontier.

The settings of Jianmi, Minglong, and Guiyuansu are very innovative. The fields contain sword energy, farming is the practice of swords, and the world view has its own school. The pressure of delivering food in the first three days is full. The conflicts such as night raids by horse bandits, the arrest of traitors, and the digging of old ditches are naturally connected, and it is refreshing and restrained without being exaggerated. The writing style is cool and high-quality, and the desolate and solemn atmosphere of the frontier is well created. If you like infrastructure and low-magic farming, it is worth reading.

It's quite interesting [Star] to avoid the traditional routine of cultivating immortals, defeating monsters and grabbing treasures. The core is survival in wasteland + farming and turning into swords. Farming the land will deplete the earth's energy, and the rice produced will be valuable. There is a sense of checks and balances everywhere, and the journey will not be smooth sailing. Taking into account both people's livelihood infrastructure and enemy defense, the pyrotechnics and martial arts swords are blended together. Those who like a steady farming style can try it.

It is a rare setting that combines farming and cultivating immortality. It does not rely on traditional cultivation, but relies on the fields to breed sword energy. The setting of sword rice and Guiyuan potato is very fresh. The protagonist is exiled to the wasteland by the waste spirit root, and leads a group of refugees to open up wasteland, build canals, and formulate public food rules. The details of survival are written in a realistic way, and there is no brainless cheating. The step-by-step process of revitalizing the wasteland looks very solid.

Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking, but a little too little. Come on, author [please take a closer look]

Very interesting to watch, the plot is interesting, and the update is updated online.