Those Years Farming on the Mountain

This book is no good. 1. There is no main plot; it feels more like there is no outline, and it's just writing whatever comes to mind. 2. The "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is introduced in a vague and unclear way. After dozens of chapters, it still hasn't explained what the so-called "spiritual opportunity" actually is!

It's pretty good. It's a rare farming novel, and this kind of simple and peaceful feeling is quite rare on Qidian.com, which is very attractive to veteran readers.

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The pacing is too slow, and the plot drags on too much! It's like a magical liquid; you could have conducted experiments on multiple aspects and types simultaneously, but you insist on using forty or fifty chapters to drag out each one individually. Even eating a piece of fruit can take three or four chapters! It's put readers to sleep! This book is destined to be cut short and has a terrible ending. A veteran reader of over fifteen years hereby declares this.

It has a "plain and simple is true" feel to it, but it's just a little lacking.

My personal guess is that readers who truly appreciate this book must have been reading for more than 10 years! As someone with 20 years of reading experience, I consider this a masterpiece. I have over a dozen books on my bookshelf that I'm currently following, but in my opinion, they're not even half as good as this book! The updates are a bit slow? Yes, they are a bit slow, but I'm not in a hurry. I'll write slowly; I'm long past the age of being impatient.

The book started strong but declined in quality. The beginning was excellent, very engaging, and perfect for savoring. If the author had been patient and written at a leisurely pace, it could have been a huge hit. The writing style and creativity are both excellent; it just needs careful reading. Why didn't it become a success?

It's great! The only immortal in the world, slowly cultivating his way to immortality through farming—no female lead!!! Keep it up!!!

Farming stories really can't be purely single-player; there needs to be some communication and interaction with other people, otherwise they'll just become experimental logs and get increasingly boring. While the process of farming is important, the harvest is equally important.

The biggest takeaway from this book is that it attempts to teach me how to cultivate immortality.