The Self-Cultivation of an Earth Immortal

It's not a good start. You're saving up some incense for nothing, but you're messing around with improving peach tree spiritual rice without thinking of exchanging it for anything. Even if you have this idea again in the second or third year, you still have a family to support it. You have a life span of seven hundred years and you are so eager to die.

The protagonist is a land person, what does it have to do with the earth fairy in the title of the book?

Another immortal whose purpose is to cultivate immortality.

Earthly priests and earthly immortals are two different things, right? One is to become a righteous person through the Shinto practice of incense and merit, and the other is to become an immortal by cultivating the immortal way. Just like Yuanzi, the Great Immortal of Earthly Immortal Town in Journey to the West, he does not need to be a righteous person and does not serve in the heavenly court. The heavenly court cannot control others, and he can cultivate freely on his own.

Merit, virtue and incense are confused and cannot be distinguished

The Five Immortals are heaven, earth, humans, gods, and ghosts. The Lord of Earth is an immortal, not an earthly immortal.

It is said that the protagonist was a Taoist priest in his previous life, but the author still calls Kun Dao a Taoist nun?

What is the relationship between earth immortals and land? Netizens are not fooled this time! If you run away after seeing this introduction, and you can't even understand the introduction, don't expect the quality of the content. Take a taxi and run away quickly

When I saw the title of the book, I posted a message: Earth Immortal and Earth are just two different things. Earth Immortal is the way of immortality, and earth is the way of incense and fire.

Other mortals have no chance to become gods after death. What does the protagonist have to dislike about this or that? Maybe if the protagonist had not been reincarnated in this other world, he would have been reincarnated as a pig and eaten for meat. Don't let the protagonist talk about pursuing immortality. In fact, there is only one theme for this kind of book, which is that I want to be the master of the world.