Cultivating Immortals from the Farming Department

The storyline is too plain and fragmented, with no single line running through it. It can be said that each chapter can be used independently. When practicing immortality and farming, pig's feet can be upgraded at will, such as driving rainfall and restoring spiritual energy. It feels really inexplicable. I have been describing Erqing, as if it is just like a human being. Are there many such spiritual beasts? It's really unexpected. Similarly, the pool spirit grass, which is difficult to grow, can be easily grown from pig's feet, and there is no golden finger. It can be said that there is no research on the practice settings, the relationships between the characters are simple, and the social relationships are even more like an open mountain village. Everything you want to learn is taught by someone. If this is the case, then why haven't others succeeded? Could it be that you're not even trying hard? ?

You have to work 9 days a month on 50 acres of farmland. If someone else hires a dozen or so people to work on a few hundred acres, you can work on 50 acres by yourself, three times a month, and you have to work for 3 days each time, otherwise your spiritual power is not enough. Take care of your own yard and fields for 15 days Go to the trading market two days a month You still have up to five days at your disposal, not counting your cultivation time. If you learn alchemy and weapon refining in five days, it will be like a chicken. Don't tell me that if you have enough spiritual power, you don't need to learn anything. If it rains, you can make a fortune. If you contract thousands of acres of land by yourself, you can earn tens of thousands of spiritual stones in a month. The rest of the time can be cultivated by yourself and take care of your own land.

This book about farming is well written, but it's just not satisfying. Just keep it for now, but don't worry, I'll still vote for recommendation while you're at it

As you may know, novels of the type Farming and Cultivation all depend on the author's writing skills. Many farming novels are because readers support books and the authors cannot see the results of the books, so many of them are eunuchs. So while you are pursuing/supporting books, please also vote for the daily free recommendation votes. Let the author see the achievements of the book and see so many people supporting him and walking with him, so that the author will be more powerful when writing the book, and we will have more fun chasing the book. 😁

Isn't this a fairy-farming novel? The protagonist is so busy... Farming, learning Qi and alchemy, working odd jobs, and practicing cultivation. This is equivalent to a farmer enrolling in two classes, working part-time at night, and recharging himself after get off work part-time. Even the Iron Man Wang Jinxi can't bear it, right?

Don't write the protagonist in a hurry. After all, the author is writing about farming. A normal day is the truth, and farming requires accumulation. Don't make us readers feel like a dog is chasing the protagonist.

There are too many people who kill gods and immortals all the time. The author seems to be quite comfortable. Come on ✊

Lin Han is so kind to Er Qing, come on Er Qing, give Lin Han a surprise in the future 😜

The male protagonist's income for the first 50 chapters or so is considered average for this town. Even if you are reluctant to eat, it is outrageous for your next door neighbor to be able to survive. It feels like the protagonist is poor just for the sake of being poor. Even if there is really no money, then if the male protagonist's income is so tight, the others still have to die?

If you really accept it, put your left foot in, then your left foot, and touch everything. If you farm, you will farm, if you make alchemy, you will make alchemy. What does it mean to be a hodgepodge? And it feels like the whole town knows you're the protagonist?

I like farming, but these earthworms grow up in a few days, and the number of earthworms increases from two to tens of thousands in a month. The protagonist succeeds in everything he learns, and he is good at any skill and talent. Then he is busy every day and feels like wandering around. It is very tiring to read. The pace of the farming story is so fast. He practices pills hundreds of times a day and takes five bottles of pills an hour. It feels like one pill every two minutes, which is unreal. The rhythm of the farming novel is not well grasped, and it's very tiring to read~

I really like reading farming stories, but many farming stories that start well are ruined by female characters. Either the female characters are not likable and are forced to quit, or they start an ambiguous harem. I hope this article can become a clear stream.

Magic is used for weeding and irrigation, so why do we need to use oxen to pull the plow when plowing the land?

To be honest, it looked pretty good at first, but later on it felt a bit like watching other people play RPG games, rather than playing them myself. Let's not talk about the settings! We won't talk about the character of the protagonist, but only about the protagonist's abilities and things to learn. At the beginning, he had three acres of land, doing odd jobs, and hiring cows, which was pretty good. But all of a sudden there was an alchemy and weapon refining thing that I just didn't understand, and there were earthworms and worms at the back, not to mention. Although I don't like fighting farming series, the big tree attracts the wind! You can't treat everyone as a fool! That's why I said that the sense of immersion is getting worse and worse, until after 200, it's all gone. Maybe the author doesn't like conspiracies!

Dragon set building Brothers and sisters, if you want to play a supporting role, please leave a message in this building. You can roughly follow the format below. Name: Lin Han Identity: Ling Zhifu Talents and specialties: Five Elements spiritual root, proficient in magic Character: Calm, kind, stingy Life goal: Make money, live well That's it in general, welcome to continue to add and improve.

I have a classmate in college who is very similar to the protagonist. He is very principled and very polite. He never wants to be treated by others, but he will also ask you for 20 cents even if you give him some paper. It's just that the protagonist is not as proactive in helping and being kind.

La la la, Erqing😁

Alas, it's hard to find a cultivation novel that only farms and doesn't fight, but the protagonist learns everything. In fact, it's enough to learn both farming and alchemy. In addition, it's really unnecessary to refine weapons and breed.

The current Erqing plows the land, and the future Erqing will plow the world with pig's feet, support the Erqing, and praise the Erqing's loyalty and honesty. Come on😊!

The protagonist has to learn everything and do everything. Is there enough time for questions?

After reading Chapter 118, the protagonist went to the Lingshan Shop to eat two large bowls of spiritual porridge and two cages of steamed buns. After paying twenty spiritual stones, I slapped myself a few times. In such a boring day, I was either feeding cows to eat grass or eating steamed buns by myself. I actually read more than a hundred chapters...

Once again, I only read books and don't speak, no matter whether it's good or bad. Today I just feel it is a pity, maybe it should be a masterpiece. The result collapsed. So here are my thoughts. First of all, the subject matter is farming articles that I like very much. I like living on a budget and everything else. It's just that the author's overall pace is too fast, which leads to too many pitfalls. It will be difficult to write later. There are basically no emotional scenes, and none of the few Guliangs who appeared earlier were explained clearly. The only Taoist monk also acts as an alchemy training machine. Not to mention the princess who appears midway, she basically doesn't deserve a 200-word scene. It's a pity that the bird is so lovesick... The friendship scene is also very pale. What happened to the little girl in the end? There are also the uncles in the town who have helped you selflessly... Even the second young man who depends on him has very few scenes in the back. The yellow dogs, hens and so on were all gone. As for the protagonist's setting, he knows how to refine weapons. What special equipment has he practiced? You know how to make talismans. How many times have you used them? You know how to use formations, but what kind of formations have you set up? I know how to play puppets, and I was promised to have intelligence? It's not reflected either. Even if you are working as a farmer, what have you ever harvested? It's not all about inducing birth and ripening. An acre of second-grade spiritual land has not yet been harvested. The protagonist of Good Guy has already gone to the top of the world. Fighting scene? Also pale and feeble. In terms of world setting: There are also some unreasonable aspects. One top-grade spiritual stone is equal to 100 million low-grade spiritual stones. Later, if the protagonist disagrees, he will collect hundreds of millions of top-quality spiritual stones! It's so shocking. What about the end of the Dharma when the spiritual energy is exhausted? Besides, the combat power of all novels has a pyramid structure. The author left a small town and ended up with masters all over the world? It feels like only the realm combat power in this book has an inverted pyramid structure. The best skills are everywhere, and the top magic weapons are everywhere. In the end, the world map was not explained clearly, wow! What's going on with other sects? What is the world like? Where did the magic cultivator come from? Where are the monsters going? It all revolves around the small town, so forget about the small number of scenes in the county. Let's talk about what's going on in the big city! I still haven't figured out whether to sit north and face south, or west and east. It's simply too much! In the end, it just felt like a pity. It would be much better if the pace slowed down.

Can I cum

Two bowls of porridge and two steamed buns cost 20 spiritual stones. After renting out three acres of spiritual land, the protagonist only has 300 spiritual stones a year. This protagonist grew up eating shit 😊😊😊😊

The art of fragmentation, this sword technique is so good, I wanted to send the author a blade very early in the morning 😏

Erqing is so edible, I wonder if Erqing has some kind of mythical beast bloodline (don't ask why it's not the bloodline of an ancient ferocious beast, Erqing is so cute, he must be Baize level 😜), the author has written it well, but he can't let the pig's feet make him unable to make money, then he can't buy delicious food for Erqing 🤭

An objective evaluation: Hetian is leisurely cultivating immortality, where is the leisure? Farming is done well, there are academic methods, weapon refining, elixir refining, and cultivation. The day is so full that the protagonist feels tired just looking at it. You can't learn everything just to make up for the word count, which seriously deviates from the theme of leisure. You can focus on learning farming auxiliary techniques, raise farming pets as a side job, farm, and write about the interaction with the pets. This is leisurely. Another thing is that you have a bad sense of time. This is a novel about cultivating immortals, not an urban novel. One day is just one chapter, and these 100 chapters only last a few months. This is a novel about cultivating immortals. Generally, a year goes by in the blink of an eye, right? Can cultivating immortals be upgraded in just a few days?

Come, come, let me take a look at the new book 😰

Congratulations to Chongchong for opening a new book. I hope Chongchong can succeed. Chongchong's writing is very good. All book friends can click in and take a look. Come on Chongchong and continue to write better articles. Kunpeng spreads its wings for ninety thousand miles and the dragon flies and the phoenix dances for nine days. Every little support from every book friend is the greatest support for Chongchong. Each of us is the protagonist. Come on together! !

It's too unreadable, but in order to ensure the readability of the book, the author should first maintain its quality. Also, I like Lin Han's upright character. Let's all be single together 😜