The Immortal Sect's Farming Handbook

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This book is different from the usual farming novels. It doesn't involve mechanical and monotonous harvesting, planting, and selling spirit stones, nor does it involve fighting and killing without any reason or motivation for profit. Everyone has their own thoughts, personality, and way of doing things, rather than simply adopting a label while doing things that are completely contrary to that label.

The various spiritual plants, the growth and flourishing of their unique essences, and the miniature world they create are the highlights of this story, captivating readers. When you finally finish watching it after a long period of patience, you'll experience a satisfying surprise. Of course, the plot of this book is a bit slow, which may not appeal to some readers who prefer intense conflicts and a fast pace.

The atmosphere created by this handbook only becomes apparent after several dozen chapters; it is a kind of gentle warmth, with a slow and gradual plot progression that is not too radical. The author's writing style is actually quite good; he doesn't overuse idioms or phrases, and there are no awkward plots. Some parts even lean towards prose.

About River Cart Some readers have asked about the meaning of "River Chariot," so here's a unified response. The term "Heche" is a term from alchemy, which appeared in the Han Dynasty text "Zhouyi Cantongqi" and also in "Shiyao Erya". In the early days of Taoism, the term "river cart" was a euphemism, which led to different interpretations.

Actually, what impressed me most in the book was the cultivation realm. It was much more satisfying not to see anything like the tenth level peak or the Great Perfection. I still hope the author can maintain the style of this part of the design, and that each advancement can be accompanied by various allusions to support the scene, and then explain what is being practiced in this small realm.

The application for this book has been approved. Sigh, a sequel might be released; it's currently under discussion. The main content will be the sequel.

Antiques are being auctioned off. If you're interested, bid quickly, or they'll be gone.

For those who want to give a reward, I recommend giving one to the main character or the female lead. This will help them increase their star rating, and the author will also receive payment.

I just want to say one thing: don't argue unnecessarily. Read carefully; if there are any problems, loopholes, or flaws, please point them out. If you're only venting your emotions without pointing out flaws, then I will delete you.