Farming? No, I Am a Cultivator

The pace is not fast, there are rarely two female protagonists who are cultivating immortals, and they are also sisters. Most of the chapters are about a warm family struggling together. [Send heart] [Send heart] Good review.

Leave a mark. The heroine's scenes are super, super, super, super, very few. Most of them are for their family. And they always hinder the protagonist from finding opportunities. Of course, they agreed in the end and they also got the benefits.

Good-looking, slow-heating type, suitable for watching quietly and slowly

It's great to watch. It's the first time I see a family neatly transformed from a mortal to a cultivator. I'd like to see more.

I really like this kind of narration, it feels like I'm watching a family's life of cultivating immortality from scratch. Very suitable for quiet reading.

The growth direction of the two sisters, unlike other fairy tales, feels like daily life, growing step by step. The characterization of the characters seems a bit thin at the moment, but it can be rationalized automatically. [Praise]

It looks good, the writing is good, it's really... It's still being serialized [face covering]