Cultivating the Dao and Farming to Bring Peace to the World
修道种田平天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I don't believe you two aren't related.
Plant a seed and see if it bears fruit.
If you're going to cultivate Taoism, then focus on cultivating Taoism properly, and don't end up with some kind of vixen!
It looks familiar and resembles a book.
The protagonist hasn't even mastered self-cultivation yet, but he's already thinking about conquering the world.
The content is simple and straightforward, the whole thing is smooth and there are no ups and downs. The protagonist gets all sorts of opportunities.
Life is about love and sex; your novels are for people to read. Although some readers may say they don't want a female protagonist, their bodies say it all! Who doesn't want a beautiful wife? If no one truly liked women, girls wouldn't be so highly regarded in reality. Do you know why?
Hmm... The later parts fell apart a bit. It felt like the protagonist's elders were too clueless. The protagonist had to discover and remind them of everything. Where's the excuse of having a cheat code? But experience and knowledge are essential. The cheat code is just a tool to accelerate growth. The protagonist is the core, like code.
The main character's name and the pet's name are the same as in "This is My Primitive Tribe"...
What era was the Ming Dynasty and the Republic of China?