Bringing a Farm Down to the Mortal World

Don't pay attention to those who say it's not good. It's well written. At least the part about Red Mansion is good. Liangcao. Just write it as you planned. It's not bad. It seems that Red Mansion is a little more stable. At least it should be a golden immortal. (Can't you become a golden immortal with the help of heaven and earth?) Liaozhai is a must go. Stabilizing the underworld has great merits. Become an old gentleman and a little emperor. (I suggest you join the Jiejiao Taoist lineage. It's so cool to shake people. Tongtian doesn't want to accept a direct disciple after seeing it?) The first two gangsters have a network of people, and they can shake people more. Don't go to the Three Kingdoms. It's not interesting. What's great is that you help Liu Bei to rejuvenate the Han Dynasty. It's not about establishing a country. It doesn't have much merit. After all, even if you don't help, there is still Sima. Then go to Legend of the White Snake and add the Eight Immortals to walk across the sea, slay demons and conquer demons, and hang out with the Eight Immortals for a few times. (I suggest you don't follow the plot, and focus on slaying demons and taming demons.) The later stage is Journey to the West. If you don't hang out, you will be sorry for yourself. I can write a thousand or two thousand chapters. Question: 1. The title of the book is not good. I ran away after reading the title. I missed it several times. What the hell is the name? Can Jane (I Farm Taoism with Merits) be okay? 2 There are too few updates. If there is no popularity, there will be no results. Check it out with five or ten updates every day. 3. What the hell is an introduction... Think about it and figure it out for yourself. Give me a sample I use my merits to cultivate Taoist fields, find the Tao in the Red Mansion, worship as a teacher in the Liaozhai, the White Snake and the Eight Immortals cross the sea, and I have supernatural powers in my journey to the west. It is concise and clear, and the plot is explained. In fact, your writing style is good and the writing is very good.

There is a farm, no merit, no official position, and exams. Whoever is a serious person does these bells and whistles? It is obvious that he is a time traveler who has practiced skills and does not take shortcuts. He is obviously the reincarnation of an immortal official. This is the result.

The protagonist is a fairy after all, but he ends up licking a bunch of mortals, marrying a bunch of mortals, and all of them are short-lived ghosts. He has to spend a lot of resources to train him, but he still has to support him. He is obviously powerful in the fairy world, but in the mortal world..., The sense of separation is too serious. Especially when Jia's mother dies, it's like killing my own mother. All kinds of miraculous medicines are given to me for free, and good things that even gods can't ask for are simply amazing.

Insight into worldly matters is knowledge, and understanding of human feelings is knowledge! The author's description of human nature and sophistication is meticulous, and the relationship between the characters is handled rationally and orderly. If the framework does not collapse, you can expect a masterpiece!

It feels a bit too deliberate. In Dream of Red Mansions, when the protagonist wins two yuan in a row, several princes of the country notice him. Even if he wins six yuan in a row, he is a nobody in front of the prince's house. Why do they care so much about you? The top scorer in China's college entrance examination is still a small person in front of senior officials, so before the protagonist becomes a big shot, everyone should not surround the protagonist, because no one knows the identity of the protagonist, and a small person should not have such a high level of attention. Of course this is just a suggestion, it feels a bit illogical

After reading it, The Red Mansion turned out to be full of harem stories, not a single one was spared. It's really not suitable for women to watch. It feels like the author's outline is getting worse and worse as he writes, and dealing with people is all about deception. Really, if you really have the ability to make the best of the situation, why should you be so deliberate? The protagonists have all become magic sticks, so give up.

Match it yourself!

Are you sure this is a fairy novel? There are dozens of chapters of plotting and scheming in the Red Mansion. It's not fun at all. You're just trying to be an official. Practice your skills and you'll be a national master. Except for the first few chapters, you know you're a fairy. Who knows in the next few dozen chapters? It's a waste of time.

I feel dizzy watching it. Pig's Foot knows everything about Journey to the West, just like the gods in the sky don't know. Pig's Foot's original world belongs to the small world under Journey to the West. In the future, he will be reincarnated instead of cultivating immortals in the Liaozhai Studio and follow the path of officialdom in the Red Mansion. Are you talking about doing meritorious deeds? 😳Doing good deeds as an official is meritorious? Nowadays, novels about merit are pretty good, right? Merits come from heaven. If you serve as an official and benefit the people, what does that have to do with the world? The yin virtues are almost the same. Besides, the god who gave the reincarnation of the pig's feet also said that this is just a small illusory world, which is constantly consolidated through the power of thoughts. Doing good deeds in the illusory world also wants to gain merit, and it is not reincarnation in the four continents. Your book also said that in addition to the four continents in the world of Journey to the West, there are many small real worlds and even more illusory worlds. Being an official has merits. With so many worlds, can heaven still be filled with them?

This is a classification of historical officialdom literature. Don't be fooled by the title. Let me take the first step.