I Rule This Immortal Mountain

The book is very good. The plot of "Gourd Planting" is very wonderful. I am motivated to read it. I prefer this kind of slow-burning genre. I will read it later, but the number of words is not too many at the moment, and this book is not well-known and popular. I suggest you ask the editor for some recommendations. I am very optimistic about this book, and I have subscribed to it all. Hehe

Is there something wrong with the settings? The Broken Star hills, mountains and rivers are broken, desolate and barren. The people gathered were all small and medium-sized sects and casual cultivators, and there were actually so many multi-dimensional infant elixir-forming monks. (How can there be so many resources to support the advancement of so many senior monks?)

Congratulations on reaching the 100th category ranking!

Author, please be a human being! Are you worthy of us readers who have always supported you? It was promised to be finished, but it turned out to be a bad ending.

After seven years of reading novels, this is the most interesting novel about cultivating immortals that I have ever read. Unfortunately, it's a eunuch.

I added it back to the bookshelf, but it still hasn't been updated. Can I finish the book without it being unfinished?

To be honest, apart from practicing sword practice and digging holes, this junior sister has not contributed much. She just lies there and enjoys the benefits. She is basically just a vase, and her sense of presence is extremely low.

I worked hard to vote for 10 monthly votes, but I haven't become a monthly vote sponsor yet. I tried my best, author, come on

Author, can you finish writing it?

Please write about farming! My favorite at the moment is "Carrying a Fountain with You" which is basically harmless. Even though it has been finished many years ago, it is still good to read. The second shortcoming of "Alpine Pasture" is that the protagonist's perspective is a little problematic, but it is really good if you can skip the whole book. From Zhou Erzi's "Return to the Mountain Village to Farm", I feel that there is too much science popularization, and I have read half of it mainly to develop tourism. What can I say about "The Little Landlord"? In fact, the book is very good, but I personally feel that it is not rigorous enough and contains too many common sense errors. Moreover, because it was written so long ago, it feels a bit cliche now, and I have only read half of it. Looking for excellent farming articles! ! !