Cultivation of Immortality Starts from Farming

Excellent writing. The story is quite conscious. Daily can be a little more.

1. Primitive environment but scarce natural products. Perhaps due to the influence of "Tao follows nature", the world of immortality is full of primitive natural scenery, with tens of thousands of miles of uninhabited land and numerous wild beasts making waves. But the paradox is that the scarcest resources are natural resources. What kind of spiritual mine or spiritual fruit is it like? I am a rural person born in the 1980s. Mountain delicacies such as monkey heads, hazel mushrooms, and flying dragons cost several hundred yuan per pound in the city. They are common items in the mountains. On the contrary, there is a lack of man-made objects. When I was a child, there was a shortage of toilet paper at home 😁. 2 There is a large undeveloped area, but due to the shortage of resources, people are fighting to death for wild beasts, wild fruits, and rocks. 3 A spiritual plant is still a spiritual plant when it is planted, and a spiritual beast is still a spiritual beast when it is born. They can all be inherited, but humans cannot.

I want to watch the casual cultivator flow at the beginning, and then switch to a family Because it is difficult for casual cultivators to enter a family or a sect, but one person who practices something is definitely not enough. To form a family by yourself, someone will be responsible for collecting materials, someone will be responsible for refining elixirs, someone will be responsible for drawing talismans, someone will be responsible for fighting, and someone will be responsible for the housekeeping. How good, it is difficult for casual cultivators to leave, it is unreasonable for casual cultivators to become immortals, but it is reasonable for families to become immortals

Nowadays, family romance novels are no longer interesting. I am tired of reading them. There is nothing new.

Author, your generation seems a bit confusing. 15Th generation Xu Youshu is called Jiu Shugong, and 15th generation female cultivator Xu Yuyun is actually called aunt. How did you come up with this generation? It all confused me.

Ling Zhihu, can you graft and cultivate mutant seeds? I'm afraid I'm not raising a husband.

I really didn't mean to troll anyone! Author, have you looked at your own catalogue: Preparing to reclaim spiritual fields Reclaiming spiritual fields Selling weeds Reclamation ? ? ? ? ? ? Are you playing Xiaoxiaole? Is your next catalog going to be: Preparing to sell spiritual rice Selling spiritual rice Purchasing seeds Selling Growing it for a few days and preparing to read it. I really can't click when I see such a catalog If you update it 4 times a day, I am farting, but you update it once a day.

Chapter 165 Foundation, Chapter 300 Nascent Soul, it's quite difficult for you to practice Qi.

Because from the physical rules, industry is stronger than agriculture, fishing and hunting. From the perspective of energy conservation: There is only one source of energy for agriculture, fishing and hunting, which is solar energy obtained by the action of light and water. People eat plants to burn firewood and charcoal, livestock eat plants, prey, fish, and animals also eat plants. Judging from the energy intake, the channels are very narrow. While retaining the energy sources of agriculture, fishing and hunting, industry has expanded to mineral energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, silicon solar energy, and even atomic energy. At the same time, agricultural, fishing and hunting channels are also expanded. For example, minerals can be used to produce fertilizers, pesticides, and veterinary drugs, and canals can be used to expand farmland. So industrial society can gain a larger living space, even travel across the universe, give birth to a larger population, and explore more profound laws of the universe. Even if environmental protection is advocated, it is environmental protection under high technology, rather than returning to primitive environmental protection.

The scene where the protagonist is farming, raising fish and entertaining birds in Longxi Valley is so beautiful that it reminds me of my childhood. Herding cattle in the canyon, playing in the river, running on the field ridges... The dogs barking and roosters crowing in the neighboring houses, people talking and laughing, the clouds are shining brightly, and the smoke is curling up... I was so happy at that time, I really want to go back. The daily life of a young man cultivating a spiritual field in the canyon in the book really resonates with my fantasy of cultivating immortals. Immortals should be so free, unrestrained, and carefree. It's not like I have to get up early to go to work every day...

The plot of the demon clan is too long, which is completely opposite to the previous leisurely pastoral life. The protagonist never fights but fights, which is refreshing, but there is nothing interesting. It took such a long time to build the foundation in the first place, but it's so refreshing later, just the golden elixir, the Yuan Ying, and the transformation into gods. The pace is too fast.

How to say it? Tell me what you think of this novel. First Mathematical numbers cannot appear, try to use words instead. Second The article is too verbose There are too many things like this one after another. Look at the many god-level scene descriptions, but there are never too many verbose quantifiers or notes. Third Not much climax. Fourth. Not much sense of immersion. The text in many places is too modern, without the feeling of ancient times or the feeling of time travel is put into it. There are many apples or something else. Fifth The characters are not vividly depicted. Especially when there is not much feeling when communicating, for example, the same conversation, no detailed description, for example, the old man's feeling that he is vague in speech, shrewd or has very weird ideas. I always feel like this conversation is equivalent to the same person. One person plays a opposite role.

The book has reached 100 chapters so far. I don't know how the author will deal with the relationship with the family in the future. To be honest, based on the protagonist's contribution to the family, the family suppresses the protagonist too much. Let alone fairness and justice, it is completely exploitative. The protagonist's contribution to the family is completely unequal. In this case, the protagonist has contributed enough to the family. He has to rely on himself for training resources and so on. He can go solo when the time is right. There is no reason to be sucked like this all the time, right?

Did I come to see you struggling?

I clicked in the comment area of ​​an old bookworm's homepage. At first glance, I saw that there were nearly 200 pictures and only over 100 comments. I was ready to leave directly, but when I scrolled down, I saw that it was a new talent who clicked in. Now I take a look and it is obvious that the author is indeed a newcomer, but it is already very good to be able to write like this for the first time. If the previous bugs are blocked, it is already close to some level 5 authors. Finally, good luck, author!

Is there a Shennong? After reading a few chapters, are five million mortals and dozens of monks normal? Have any brothers tasted Baicao and survived?

I've read more than a dozen chapters, but I haven't practiced it yet. It's really awesome.

Well! After Xu Qiuhong detected the spiritual root, didn't she check the rest? ? ? , Not even mentioning it in the cutscene, how unfair is it to the children behind? ? ? , I feel a little confused when I see this chapter: Transferring Kung Fu!

The writing and conception are good, but after upgrading the strength, will it still revolve around a few acres of land? I think the current situation can be described as a beast tide at most. After the foundation is established, the conflict between the family and the clan can be the main focus. In terms of planting, you can upgrade to a manager. The problem now is that there is no decent villain or opponent. Cultivation of immortality without Taoist contention will not be long and the level will not be improved.

In the recent book shortage, I found a book called The Monk Family, which is a bit like a mortal's biography of immortality. I think it's okay. The author's writing is very exciting, and the adventures are one after another. Looking at the later stages, the articles are not messy, and there are more than a thousand chapters now, with a lot of foreshadowing, and the map is getting bigger and bigger. I just like this kind of grand world view setting. What is commendable is that as the map becomes larger and larger, the author has also made the various supporting characters very fleshed out.

I couldn't bear to watch it after raising it for a long time, but today I came in and found that not only was a baby born, but the family line has become a sect line? Speechless 😅 I invited a book friend who follows the latest updates to tell me whether this is a family style or a sect style 😫

The protagonist saved up money to buy a medium-grade defensive magic weapon that was very suitable for him, and then went to a brothel to watch the oiran performance. He regretted wasting his spiritual stones on buying the magic weapon.

It's embarrassing to write about a clan sister but not accept it.

After reading so many books on the system of cultivating immortals, I was curious to ask if those with spiritual roots would not be able to establish foundations without foundation-building pills. I was also curious to ask if the first species born between heaven and earth also had spiritual roots. How would you practice if you didn't?

This shouldn't be a multi-female story, right?

How did Xu Qiuyu decide that the protagonist is the son of fate? Is it written somewhere?

So what have I read before? The protagonist is also a farmer, and his family is a swordsman. His qualifications don't seem to match his swordsmanship. Does anyone else know the name of this novel? He can't practice swordsmanship, so he can only farm.

If the author were to write urban novels, it would be better than this kind of article!

Friends helped me find a book, a novel about cultivating immortals. The protagonist, Golden Finger, seems to have a guaranteed success rate, which means that no matter how many times you make an elixir, you will definitely succeed once 😂😂 I forgot to add a bookshelf before, so I can't find it.

The first time the protagonist went to the market, he deliberately waved a folding fan, so he was persuaded to quit.