Even Immortals Farm in Their Pocket Dimensions

I came across this article when I was looking for farming articles~ It feels like the most farming article I have read recently. In the beginning, I didn't really like Gong, and felt that Shou was a bit awkward, but later on, Gong gradually matured and gained a new understanding of Shou's character, and I found it very comfortable to watch. Recalling the relatives in my hometown, it is true that just like Shou and his family, they are very enthusiastic towards their family and friends. They often call us to go home to eat this and that, and ask us to bring some agricultural products every time we go. In the countryside, every household has a helping hand. It is quite common to eat hundreds of meals and share good things with each other. It is this simple way of treating others that is envied by today's city people. The plot is also quite good, with a lot of focus on farming, and the food makes it more pastoral. The other parts of management and urban emotions are just side dishes, not overwhelming at all. Emotionally, everything comes naturally, and it is neither reduced to the purpose of farming nor dispensable. There are definitely exaggerated and fictional aspects of farming, but rural life feels very real. Some of the protagonist's actions are just following the trend, some are based on small calculations, and some are just wanting to do something for the villagers. Overall, they are quite reasonable and natural. I'm afraid that when I write about farming, I'm afraid that I'll fall into the quagmire of house fighting or that I'll be too naive... Especially when there's a cheat, sometimes it's too unreal, and I don't feel like I'm immersed in it at all. There is not much room for fussing about Shou in this article, which I think is quite good. As written in the article, Shou has no obsession with cultivation, and it is a bit natural. The agricultural products produced by Shougang are of high yield and high quality, and space water plays a great role, but it is also inseparable from the scientific planting and hard work of Shougang. We cannot underestimate the wisdom of ordinary people. In addition, I particularly like the lifestyle of the zodiac guardian gods in the modern world. Chinese gods are inseparable from farming culture and ordinary people, so whether they are herding sheep and farming or integrating into the production and life of modern society, I find it interesting and not obtrusive~ It's just that the last extra episode is missing... I really want to see the reunion of the twelve zodiac signs!

Read the article and leave your claws, cheers!

In fact, I really want to see you write the plot of Xu Ning killing a large sturgeon (the kind that is 7 or 8 meters long). It must be very exciting! Very delicious! Hey-hey! Is the extra chapter finished? I haven't written about the Zodiac Party yet, and their mysterious master.

Why can't I see updates?

Throw another one, I don't have time to catch up on articles to make up points QAQ

Ahhhhhh, I just forgot to rate it!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh every time I read a long article, I have a strong feeling of reluctance. QAQ I'm sorry, I really like reading this kind of long-term writing! Do this every day, do this inside, and play with the cats and dogs when you rest. The day has passed. QAQ, I really like every article! I didn't expect to see Feidian again in the end, and Lao Xu followed him to become an immortal. But I feel so sad when I think that one of Ji Xia and Fei Ge will leave first one day... Sad face... I'll hug the bigger one again, don't listen to those who sing bad words, they won't appreciate it

It's such a delicious, beautiful and heart-warming article.

How did it end? Isn't there a side story about the reunion of the twelve zodiac animals?

Seeing Feidian, I really hope it can live a little longer, a little longer...