I, Lu Chenzhou, have a simple wish in this life - to be a casual cultivator farming. Three-thirds of the thin field, a few Ningshen flowers, ended this remaining life. But the world of immortality seems to have some misunderstanding about "salted fish". Pipa bone piercing the lock, peeling off the spiritual roots after three days, an inner sect brother who wants to kill me, and a group of fellow sect members who are waiting to see me die... Okay, I admit all of this. But who can tell me why there is an ancient demon rat that has been hungry for fifty years sealed in the rock wall of Xingya? It says it's a "fertilizer collector". It said that I was the "first bag of fertilizer" it had been waiting for for fifty years. Me: ... I just want to farm, not use it as fertilizer!
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There is suspense, no system, starting from a small person
It felt like there were a lot of foreshadowings, and I was curious if the protagonist could escape the trap, so I chased him.
It's very comfortable to look at as it grows little by little. I like this type.
The rhythm is okay, the links are linked one after another, and the characters are quite three-dimensional. It deserves 5 points.
It's quite beautiful and the writing is also good. Please support me.
The setting is pretty good, and the whole plot goes smoothly. It's pretty good. I recommend it.
There is suspense, no system, starting from a small person