Cultivating in the Immortal Mansion

There's no need for a female protagonist in this kind of novel! If there is a female protagonist, the protagonist will definitely help the poor later! But this poverty alleviation novel is really boring!

I had read a novel about farming and cultivating immortals before. In the middle period, parents who had no spiritual roots were directly asked to cultivate immortals, and their golden fingers were exposed. Only then did I realize that it was a novel about the Holy Mother, so I abandoned it. I hope this one is not the same. I discovered a big poisonous point. Since there are plants, there are also seeds. What about the seeds that come out of the plants? Why does the protagonist want to buy it again? I don't understand this kind of thing

The logic really doesn't make sense. Only a lunatic would make such a choice if he goes out to the Immortal Mansion every day.

The protagonist has this fairy palace and can expect eternal life.

He also made talismans and practiced elixirs. Han Paopao is not as good as the protagonist

Farming and cultivating immortalityMistake

Specially subscribe to a chapter,. . The protagonist's sect actually needs to practice a technique before building its foundation, and it must be taken by a monster to speed up the practice. . . The sect actually handed over matters related to inheritance to a monster? After reading Chapter 87, I couldn't help but complain. A genius with two spiritual roots (and a genius that the family relies on:), when he sees this Jiuqu Ganoderma, he has to exchange the talisman and the protagonist. Does such a genius need to fawn over that monster? ? ? ?

It's good-looking, but there are too few of them, and the updates are unstable. I'm afraid it will suddenly become a eunuch.

It would be better if the protagonist is more selfish. I suggest the author go and see Immortal Mansion.

Please encourage the author to update, we are all waiting for the update! The author must write to 5000 chapters! ! ! It's so beautifully written, it's a wonderful novel! ! !