I Became an Immortal Through Farming

Here are my thoughts on the recent plot. From the moment the patriarch sent men to hunt down the female lead, you could already see her personality; she's a character who grows and matures. In fact, the author remained very true to the character she had created in later plot developments, such as the part where she forgives the patriarch.

At first glance, the synopsis seemed pretty good, and the author's writing style was also decent, but I felt there were some issues with the world-building. In this world, royalty and nobility are at the pinnacle of power, yet they are mortals. Cultivators, though possessing power, are controlled and driven by royalty and nobility.

I hope it's a romance-free story, otherwise I'll have to find something new. 🥺

Is the male lead Jiang? I think he's pretty good.

I've read about sixty chapters! The world setting seems to be ninja, and Jiang and Xunri are based on Hashirama Senju and Madara Uchiha! As for the female lead's character, well, the author seems to want to create a kind, principled, and sharp-edged person, and I quite like that kind of person!

Can I invest more? If I can guarantee I won't lose money, then I will invest more.

Chicken demon! Hahaha, poor Miaomiao!

Why are 8 out of 10 female protagonists in 10 books nowadays portrayed as foodies? Is it to satisfy the self-identity of female otaku (die-hard fans of anime, manga, and video games) in real life? 🤭

The female lead should quickly improve her strength, at least to the Golden Core stage, before going out and having fun. As a science-oriented techie, with her Water and Wood spiritual roots, she should be able to make talismans, refine pills, and master mechanisms and formations—all of which can assist in farming, fighting, and infrastructure construction.

I find Singles' Day (11.11) Really annoying. It's all a scam; good stuff isn't cheap at all, and the cheap stuff isn't good quality either. It's just a gimmick by the merchants.