
I Have a Plot of Land in the Primordial World
我在洪荒有片地
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- Ongoing
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- 901k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 5y ago
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The author made the biggest mistake of all novels of this kind: everyone was cultivating immortality, and in reality, having enough money was enough. The main character is both donating gold nuggets and growing vegetables. I wonder which side of the house is getting more comfortable, huh? 😅
They already have tons of gems and gold, why do they still grow vegetables to sell? That's toxic!
It seems like they're neglecting their duties. They're cultivating immortality, yet they're still growing vegetables. Do you believe that?
Why not just sell some medicinal herbs? Why bother growing ginseng? It's everywhere in the primordial world; one root can sell for hundreds of thousands or even millions. You're already cultivating immortality; a little money is enough.
I hope the protagonist will hand over his cheat ability to the country or become a gatekeeper for the country, serving as a tool!
It's ridiculous that someone who could easily achieve financial freedom would choose to sell vegetables. They can't seem to grasp what's truly important.
I'd like to ask if it's really appropriate to sell the vegetables I grow for ten yuan a pound, since they are considered to be natural medicinal herbs.
Personally, I feel this is unreliable; it feels like a forced connection between the modern era and the prehistoric world.
At first glance, your idea seemed pretty good, but as you write, it gets worse and worse—it's even about farming!
It's very good. I hope there's no female lead and that it's unique in the modern world.