After Returning from Cultivation, I Became a Vegetable Farmer
修仙回来后，我成了菜农
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- Ongoing
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- 961k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Just between you and me No couple is fine; those who prefer no couple don't want overly mushy romances.
Warning: Aside from the female lead, the main characters are almost all male, giving me the impression that only males can cultivate immortality.
It's somewhat similar to "The Chronicles of Song Tan," and judging from the synopsis, the prices in this book are even more outrageous.
This book is really off-putting. The protagonist has a hundred million, wants to give his younger brother two hundred thousand to buy a car, but then feels that giving the money to his brother would cause his brother to lack good fortune, so he doesn't give it to him. Speechless. This book isn't satisfying enough. He has money but doesn't know how to enjoy it. I only read the beginning and stopped reading the rest. It's not very enjoyable.
It just feels a bit wordy and boring.
It's a bit boring; irrelevant characters (like Mu Laoqi's family) have a lot of screen time... And there's not much focus on the farming aspect. 😵
Well, it's actually pretty good, but the writing style is a bit lacking; it reads too stiffly and dryly.
Let's reread this book with no romantic pairing.
I discovered this book while browsing similar titles next door, until I reached the part about the eunuch being abandoned… No romance (important! The romance in the other book was painful, so it's perfect without it). It's a cultivation novel where the protagonist returns to farming, which is so hard to find. This one is so to my liking, why isn't it being updated anymore…
Will it die from being raised?
No way! No way! Author, please update! At least finish writing it!
Having read over 30 chapters, the author has written way too much unnecessary dialogue… The story progresses very little, it's all just conversation… If this were changed, the book could definitely be more successful.