After practicing diligently for twenty years, Shen Xingzhi finally owned a hilltop in Nanjiao, so he, who had no ambition, lived a life of a wife and children. Drinking a little wine, listening to songs, blowing the breeze, and kissing your mouth every day is no longer a pleasant practice.
After all, we now have people who are working, and we have a fixed spiritual stone every month, and we don't expect to become an immortal. It is enough to be able to support a wife. It is impossible to practice cultivation.
But the troublesome thing is that his wife Lu Minshen always likes to pick up children at home. For the sake of this poor child who has not yet been born in the middle of the mountain, Shen Xingzhi, who looked at his wife's pitiful eyes, sighed and had to work hard to gain more benefits while picking up a hoe and planting a mountain of Chinese cabbage.
Salted Fish Gong who dotes on his wife × Gentle Shou who loves to pick up children
Settings:
1
Yiyi is a place where immortals are cultivated in the East.
Nanjiao is the place where immortals are cultivated in the south.
Shibuya is a place where Westerners cultivate immortality.
Shuofang is the place where immortals are cultivated in the north.
There are no immortals in other places. If you want to become immortals, go here.
2 There is no underworld, underworld
3A person only has three lives, and his soul will perish after three lives of reincarnation.
4. There are monsters and they are very popular. There is no reincarnation (bad monsters will be killed by cultivators)
5 Regardless of whether you cultivate immortality or not, you will still be finished after a hundred years, unless you become an immortal (I have always felt that after being in seclusion for thousands of years, the outside world will become a modern society)
6 Immortals are not so free and are busy practicing
7 There are many place names and monsters in the Classic of Mountains and Seas
8 All settings serve the plot
Intention: Don't want salted fish, don't want salted fish, even if you are writing, don't want salted fish