Cultivation Begins with Farming

1. The pristine environment is surprisingly scarce in natural resources. Perhaps influenced by the concept of "following the natural way," the cultivation world is characterized by pristine natural scenery, with vast uninhabited areas stretching for tens of thousands of miles, teeming with wild beasts. However, paradoxically, natural resources are the scarcest.

I want to see a character who starts as a lone cultivator and later transitions to a clan-based system. Because it's difficult for independent cultivators to join families and sects, but cultivation alone is definitely not enough. Forming your own family is much better; some can be responsible for collecting materials, some for alchemy, some for drawing talismans, some for fighting, and some for…

Family-themed novels are no longer interesting; everyone's tired of them, they lack originality.

Chapter 165 Foundation Establishment, Chapter 300 Nascent Soul, your Qi Refining stage is quite difficult.

The "spiritual plant master"—does he know how to graft and cultivate mutant seeds? He's probably just a plant grower.

I really didn't mean to insult anyone! Author, have you looked at your own table of contents? Preparing to cultivate the sacred fields Cultivating spiritual fields Selling weeds reclamation Are you playing a match-3 game? Is your next directory: Preparing to sell Lingmi Selling Spirit Rice Seed acquisition sell

Author, your generational naming system seems a bit confusing. The 15th generation Xu Youshu is called Ninth Uncle, and the 15th generation female cultivator Xu Yuyun is called Aunt. Where did you get this generational naming system? It's completely baffling me.

Because, in terms of physical rules, industry is superior to agriculture and hunting/fishing. From the perspective of energy conservation: Agriculture and hunting have only one source of energy: solar energy obtained through photosynthesis. Humans eat plants, burn firewood for charcoal, livestock eat plants, and prey, fish, and other animals also eat plants.

The scene of the main character farming, raising fish, and playing with birds in Longxi Valley is so beautiful that it reminds me of my childhood. Herding cattle in the canyon, playing in the stream, running on the field ridges... The barking of dogs and crowing of roosters from the neighboring houses, the laughter of people, the bright sunset glow, the wisps of smoke rising from the chimneys...

The demon realm storyline is too long, a stark contrast to the idyllic pastoral life depicted earlier. The protagonist goes from being unambitious to fiercely competitive, which is satisfying, but lacks depth. After so much time spent on Foundation Establishment, this quick burst of excitement followed by Golden Core, Nascent Soul, and Deity Transformation feels too fast-paced.