You Cultivate Immortality, I'll Farm

Let's talk briefly about this book. It's almost 600 chapters, but it's becoming less and less passionate. Let's talk about the advantages of this book first. First, Goldfinger is simple and mindless, without so many twists and turns, and returns to the essence of Goldfinger as a cheat in the game. It's not like many of the current fairy tales that have to be coy about opening a golden finger. They insist on writing a background laid out by a big boss, which is aesthetically exhausting. This book has become a high-quality product very early, which has something to do with this. The second focus is on farming, which has brought Gou to a certain level, and his ideas in cultivating spiritual plants are worthy of recognition. It is a more suitable text about ration farming. But why it is so weak now, I have summarized several reasons: First, there are too many cheats in the early stage. The light group can directly increase the cultivation level, which makes it a bit forced no matter how I write it later. I have to patch it up because the protagonist's qualifications are too poor, etc. In fact, at this time, farming novels usually turn to alchemy and the like. Alchemy and farming are very compatible, and they can also solve the problem of cultivation. I don't know if the author doesn't like alchemy novels or is practicing alchemy now. There are too many Danish texts; Secondly, this article does not have a complete outline, so many plot twists lack foreshadowing, and it is a bit like deus ex machina. Maybe the author did not expect this book to have the results it has now, so the early structural design is very simple, but in the later period, it has not enriched the world view or is lacking in writing skills, or it has been in the comfort zone of farming for a long time and does not know how to design the overall structure; Third, it can be seen that the author has actually read a lot of popular novels about cultivating immortals, but when there are too many elements, they are a bit of a hodgepodge, a little bit here and there, a little bit here and there, such as weirdness, sword cultivation, etc., Resulting in an unclear main line and no outline. In fact, if you focus on the category of farming, it is still helpful to supplement some knowledge of biology and agriculture, at least you can play less jokes; Fifth, if farming cannot support a complete story, then an internal drive must be adjusted in the later stage. Again, the protagonist described by the author has insufficient internal drive, and it is all the accidental events of the deus ex machina that force the protagonist to change. It has been almost 600 chapters, and the protagonist's mental growth and understanding of immortality are too weak. In summary, this book is a success or failure. However, I think if the author is a newcomer, the quality of this kind of completion is still worthy of encouragement, but it needs more polishing on the outline. Farming writing is actually a very big category, and focusing on writing farming writing well is enough to support a score of more than 10,000 orders. It still depends on the author's choice. I think it would be good to finish this book with Nascent Soul or even Golden Elixir, because if you continue writing it, it will really lose its own characteristics and become a bit different. Finally, I wish the author to write better and better.

I don't know what you think, but I think there's something wrong with the setting of this book. Why do others ask you to help raise spiritual plants, and the normal route of recycling them has changed to a model where others give you spiritual plants, and if you successfully cultivate them, you'll be given priority to sell them here, in the place in front of you. This is totally unreasonable. Also, the protagonist's cultivation level is too low. After decades of cultivation, it cannot reach the level of Qi training. Is it too hard? Finally, what I don't understand the most is why planting low-level spiritual plants can receive higher-level items. Don't you think the value difference is too big? There should also be settings for rarity and non-rare within the same level. Low-level items should be rewarded normally, good items should be rewarded with the same level, and perfect items with rare items of the same level should be rewarded. This setting is more reasonable, otherwise what is the point of working so hard to collect high-level spiritual plants? It's better to plant low-level items, exchange the rewarded high-level items for spiritual plants of the same level, and keep going.

Your settings for spiritual plants are ridiculous. It's okay to plant grass without seeds. Even if you say sterilization, you insist that special methods are needed to produce seeds. Before humans discovered it, there were basically few plants in the wild. Before the spiritual intelligence was turned on, animals and plants would instinctively pass on to future generations. If you don't have humans here, they are basically useless, and few in nature can survive. Forget it, when the time comes for the tree to be planted, you can still associate the spiritual plant with the grade. Each one is shorter than the last. According to you, what grade of high-level spiritual plant does any tree in the real world have to be? There are many hundreds of years old, and there are many thousands of years old. You have worked hard enough to suppress the protagonist.

A very plain farming story. It means that the author lowers the protagonist's intelligence from time to time.

The best part of this article is when the sect is farming carefree. In fact, the male protagonist is suitable for being a nanny behind a powerful sect. Unfortunately, the more the author writes, the more he collapses. When a righteous sword cultivating sect encounters a disaster in his hometown, the top management abandons the sect and abandons a large number of ordinary disciples and runs away collectively. There is no blood at all. It is simply outrageous! What kind of swordsmanship is this! Bad review!

I feel that there are only a few who have brought farming to its extreme. Every time I watch the update, I just want to see what new spiritual plants, beasts, and spirits can be used, as well as what kind of light group rewards can be obtained. In addition, the plot is indeed a bit dull, but I don't think it has a big impact. After all, Taneda and Gou are not involved in the thrilling plot. Also, the description of the time is a bit inappropriate, which cannot be said to be inappropriate, but it feels like something is missing. , I said I was careful, and I wrote it over a few days, but I couldn't say it was thorough, and there seemed to be no general description of the time. Maybe it was because of the plot advancement, but for me it was more about food and grass.

In fact, the creative design of this novel is good, and the writing is passable, but there are a few aspects that are too uncomfortable to watch 1. The level setting of various things is too speechless, what about first grade, second grade and third grade, the key level is divided into two grades, it seems too annoying. 2. There is no introduction to the background of the map, and with the addition of the weird cultivator, it never looks very comfortable. In fact, according to most settings in the world of immortality, the first level of Qi training, the second level of foundation building, and the third level of golden elixir. Each level is upper, middle or lower, and even adding perfection or peak is very good. Then I will introduce the background of the map. Without adding weirdness, I will write it according to the traditional world of cultivating immortals. I think the results will be better.

Complain about it. I have never understood the use of planting so many evil spirit plants. Each one is a high-level plant, and the things grown cannot be used on oneself. What is the point? There is also the risk of being discovered. The most incomprehensible thing is that the author seems to be particularly fond of this kind of thing, and there are more high-level evil spiritual plants than normal high-level spiritual plants. Then I don't know what kind of existence the evil cultivator is in the author's concept, and the idea of ​​letting the protagonist exchange the cultivated evil magic weapon with the evil cultivator. . . You can be unrighteous, but you can't be an enemy. I don't know what others think. Anyway, the above only represents my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.

It's almost 500 chapters. So many underworld plants have been planted, and the treasures found have little chance to be used. I farm every day, and after my cultivation has improved, no one comes forward to show off. There are no conflicts or flashpoints. The more I read, the more boring I feel! To put it simply, there is no sense of satisfaction, which is equivalent to making money and having nowhere to spend it, so why do you make money! Not returning wealth to one's hometown is like walking in brocade at night. Alas, I won't watch it if it's not interesting anymore!

After watching it for so long. Finally tnd understood. Isn't this the QQ Farm Cultivation Edition?