
I Grow Immortal Fields for My Clan
我在家族种仙田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 891k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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How could someone at the third level of Qi Refining pretend to be a powerful expert in front of a Golden Core cultivator? What's their thinking? What's their logic?
This family has all sorts of scoundrels, yet no one cares when they openly rob their own family members. It seems the family elders wield unlimited power, and the patriarch doesn't care. This family is destined for ruin.
To be honest, Xu Dongqing is more like a rogue cultivator; he seems to have absolutely no connection to the Xu family. It's like he's renting land from the Xu family to farm and pay rent. When trouble arises within the family, he knows something's fishy but remains completely silent. He knows the Third Elder is up to something, yet he doesn't even warn the Second Elder.
How come this ridiculous immortal cultivation family hasn't been wiped out yet?
This is hilarious! A Golden Core cultivator, with a lifespan of several hundred years, has lived such a wasted life! They're not even as good as a Qi Refining Stage 3 cultivator.
I find the cultivation progress in this book a bit strange. The protagonist has a mixed spiritual root of four elements, and his cultivation progress is calculated on a temporary basis. It says that with 11 or a few dozen pieces of spiritual energy, or even just nine pieces, one can cultivate to the second level of Qi Refining.
Farming is farming, but with a family involved, the idyllic scenery is no longer enjoyable.
Why would someone who threatens him become his master? I really don't understand. Although he's a powerful figure, that's all he is. Even without Zhang the Butcher, we can still get hairless meat. If we can't sell here, there are other places. And that talisman-drawing scene felt a bit uncomfortable, like being slapped and then given a date.
Why would a father not even protect his own child? What kind of mentality is that? If he just wanted his child to be safe and sound, why bring him into the world of cultivation? It's so weird; it just makes me think the male lead's father is a complete waste.
What kind of family would allow members to steal from each other? If everyone steals and doesn't cultivate medicinal herbs, the family will eventually perish.