Cultivating in the Immortal Mansion

These kinds of novels shouldn't have female leads! If there is, the protagonist will inevitably end up helping the poor later on! But these poverty alleviation novels are really boring!

I previously read a farming and cultivation novel that allowed parents without spiritual roots to cultivate in the middle of the story, and it even revealed its cheat ability. I realized it was a Mary Sue novel and dropped it immediately. I hope this one isn't. I've discovered a major flaw: if there are plants, then there must be seeds. But what about the seeds that those plants naturally produce? Why does the protagonist need to buy them? I don't understand this.

The logic is utterly nonsensical. Only a lunatic would choose something like this—having a celestial abode to go out and have fun every day.

With this immortal abode, the protagonist can expect to achieve immortality.

He makes talismans and refines elixirs. Even Han Paopao isn't as powerful as the protagonist.

Farming and cultivating immortality can be done simultaneously.

I specifically subscribed to this chapter... The protagonist, before reaching Foundation Establishment in his sect, actually needs to cultivate a specific technique, and he absolutely requires a demonic beast to accompany him to the place where cultivation can be accelerated... The sect actually entrusts a matter concerning its inheritance to a demonic beast?

It's good, but there's too little of it, and the updates are inconsistent. I'm afraid it might suddenly be abandoned.

It would be even better if the protagonist were a bit selfish; I suggest the author take a look at the novel "Immortal Abode and Longevity".

Please keep updating, author! We're all waiting for more! Please, author, reach 5000 chapters!!! It's so well-written, a truly fantastic novel!!!