I Became an Immortal Through Farming

My thoughts on the recent plot. From the moment the head of the family sends people to hunt down the heroine, we can actually see what kind of character the heroine is. She is a growth heroine. In fact, I think the author's later plots, such as the plot where the heroine forgives Shijia, are very loyal to the character he created. The heroine is not a person who enjoys revenge. When she was hunted at the beginning, she clearly had the ability to kill but did not kill her. This is very revealing. When I watched the psychological shadow, it was very difficult for me to accept it. Is it necessary to choose to watch such a heroine slowly grow up? After choosing to follow it, it is actually very logical to look at the subsequent plot. On the contrary, it would be strange for the heroine to have an attitude of being very angry and paying a price for not forgiving. There are two developments regarding being hunted: 1 The heroine has no psychological shadow, or she sees right away that killing her is a mistake, and the family knows the truth. There are two options. One is to continue the misunderstanding and not apologize, which is to become an enemy, and the family is in disgrace under the halo of various heroines; the other is to apologize, and there is a high probability that the heroine will forgive Jiang Zai, and then the heroine still laughs even though she knows that the main cause is the head of the family. Yan Yan, I think this kind of family has no character. The heroine is also very hypocritical and can only be friends of interest. There are many stories about starting point. Moreover, the junior sister is dead and she dare not take revenge. The righteous path of the teacher's sect is destroyed because she is too talented and does not break through the shadow. It involves her own life. If you say you break through the psychological shadow, you will break through. What do I think of you, heroine? 2 The second type is the character of the heroine. The author's development, after accepting the character of the heroine, you will find that it is actually very reasonable. After all, there is a process from hearing the Tao to becoming enlightened.

First of all, when I first read this introduction, I felt pretty good, and the author's writing style was also okay, but I felt there were still some problems with the world setting. The setting of this world is that the royal family and nobles are at the top of power and are mortals. However, the monks had no strength and were controlled and driven by the royal family and nobles. The monks could not kill the nobles, otherwise they would fall into the devil's way. The monks ate grains, which were all in the hands of the nobles. They had to be enslaved by the nobles for gold, silver and grain. I think the setting is very problematic. Are the monks stupid? If they can't kill the nobles, there is no other way. Any method can make people miserable. Even being disabled can make people afraid to bully easily. And even if you fall into the devil's path, what's the matter? Isn't it just that you hate the nobles and kill them to become a devil? Why didn't you see the devil coming to kill more nobles? Furthermore, I won't say anything about the fact that monks actually want to eat. Just eat, it's human nature, but why, mortals can grow food and make gold and silver, won't these monks learn? It is really uncomfortable to have to look at the things of mortals and be enslaved by nobles. Then, I would like to make some small suggestions. The heroine should not be exposed too early. The main task in the early stage is to cultivate at least to Nascent Soul, then open a sect and recruit like-minded comrades and disciples. The sect must be strong, preach and practice, and control the kings and wizards of various countries. Only strong strength can do this. If you can't do it, you are too weak. The law of heaven stipulates that you cannot kill people. As long as you don't kill, you can do nothing else. Everyone is fine, people are alive As for whether the heroine has love or not, I feel that the author wants to write about the relationship between Jiang and the heroine. Although I like to watch movies without male protagonists, this is the author's freedom. But I think there are differences between people. Just because they look young, you cannot ignore the psychological gap. For example, can a 60-year-old woman fall in love with a 19-year-old boy? Like is also called loving-kindness, and the eyes you look at others are also kind eyes. The heroine is over a hundred years old, how could she fall in love with a 19-year-old boy? Furthermore, I am a female protagonist, and I hate having people who are more powerful than the female protagonist, and I don't like to be overpowered.

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Is the male protagonist Jiang? I feel like he's good

I read about sixty chapters! The background setting of this world is like a ninja, and the setting of Jiang and Xunri is that of Senju Hashirama and Uchiha Madara! What to say about the hostess! The author seems to want to create a person who is kind and has a bottom line without losing his edge. I quite like this kind of person! But I don't know whether it's the author's portrayal of the heroine's kindness and sharpness or my lack of understanding. I didn't really feel it. This is not to say that the heroine is an unkind person, it can only be said that she is an indifferent person. She has always lived in her own world. She occasionally wants to change and contact the outside world, but she quickly retreats back to her own world. All actions towards the outside world are just passive reactions based on the education she received in her first life. She was protected by her parents in her first life, her second life was protected by her master, and her third life was protected by Jiang. Because she has always been favored, even though she knew that the current world was very backward and cruel, and even though she knew that saving her master required merit, she still had the confidence to live according to the rhythm of the first world: a cute and carefree pastoral pet, as for merit! She will move when something happens before her eyes! I have never thought about or thought about taking the initiative to rescue and change anything! The above is just my personal opinion based on the chapters I have read. If you don't agree, don't agree. Don't get emotional and attack someone personally, or just give advice from the moral high ground! Talk about things...

Can I chase the investment? If it is guaranteed not to lose money, I will pursue the investment.

Chicken demon! Hahaha Miaomiao is so miserable

Why is it that out of 10 female protagonists in 10 books now, 8 are foodies? Is it for the sake of satisfaction and the replacement of the fat female otaku's identity in reality? 🤭

The heroine should quickly improve her strength. At least she can get the golden elixir before she goes out. As a science and technology nerd, the heroine should be able to make talismans, refine elixirs, and form mechanisms. After all, these can assist farming, fights, and more. Auxiliary infrastructure, and I am optimistic about Jiang. His blood is destined to end his life. For generations, he has been driven crazy and powerful by losing his beloved. Of course, he will become stronger by having his beloved. At least he will not harm the Taoist monks out of greed. I hope he is the male protagonist.

I'm very jealous of Double Eleven. They're all scams. Good things are not cheap at all, and the cheap ones are not of good quality. It's just a gimmick by the merchants.