My Cousin Got an Alchemy Game, and I Snagged the Farming Expansion

It's good. The only thing that feels a little strange is that others work hard for the family when their children come in. Why, when my children move out, I am still thinking about my own family. All the children are married. It's a bit of an embroidery. It's a bit both wanting and wanting. If you really don't like it, don't let anyone marry you. As the saying goes, the water thrown out by the clan brother who married out. The reader knows that this family will definitely prosper in the future, but Immortal Renjindan doesn't know. Under such circumstances, it would be a loss for Immortal Renjindan to marry a man from a small family. As a result, the man turned his elbows outward.

It's very good. The family setting is very warm and the world view looks quite big. The heroine becomes a spiritual planter step by step. The process is very detailed and feels like farming. Please be sure to continue updating [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

It's very good. The subject matter, writing, plot, and characters are all good. There are no bad points. I originally wanted to save dozens of chapters before reading it, but I was afraid that I would die from reading it, so I just finished it and wrote a five-star review. Come on!

This is a rare masterpiece that I have seen recently. The warmth among family members and the daily farming life are narrated between the lines. Farming enthusiasts find it very interesting and immersive. However, the number of words is too few when I first entered the trap. I hope that the current status will be maintained and the rating will go up. I am curious whether the relatives of the family's mother's generation who were tricked to death by that sect will take revenge and return.

It's a nice, ordinary life of cultivating immortals and farming. And the author must have checked the information. All the techniques in the article have scientific basis [Like] [Like] I hope the author can keep updating. It is really painful to encounter this kind of high-quality article when the number of words is still small [Cry] [Cry]

Author, where have you been? [Crying] [Crying] There has been no update for more than ten days. Are you coming back? [Almost crying] [Almost crying] It's a very good book. It mainly describes the heroine's cultivation with her family members.

I finally found a book about a cultivating family with a girl as the main character that I can read. I hope it won't collapse or end, and it won't be unfinished. Good luck, author, and more.

The heroine communicates appropriately with her peers [like]. I wonder if clams can be raised. The heroine can see the entries for the plants she raises. Is there no entry for the spiritual orange in the heroine's yard? When encountering plant monsters, such as tree monsters, can the heroine see their entries? Can I see it after feeding?

This book has a rare down-to-earth style, but is not too wordy and is well written. It is even more rare for girls to find normal articles: many people in the world of cultivating immortals talk about the superiority of concubines, but if they are all born from women, and they insist on this, it means that women still lose their rights. I really like the protagonist's style of life and practice, which involves careful research and brain thinking. It is real, warm, down-to-earth and reliable, and has a real healing style that transforms life into a hundred arts and practices [licking the screen]

A very good-looking orthodox fairy tale. The heroine's big family is also very good. They learn different inheritances, help each other, and people are united. I recommend it.