The Immortal Path of Longevity: Raising Monsters and Growing Plants to Seek Immortality

Still the cold water, cold gold divine sand, fire essence black gold, ten thousand years black iron, Langya gold jade, crystal black copper, fire flame crystal copper, star elemental magnetic crystal stone, blood-red cold gold, sky blue gold thread, sinking iron black essence, Taibai gold essence, Geng gold, red essence gold mother, purple heavenly fragrant grass, three crimson resurrection grass…

If you have this cheat-like advantage, it's best not to fight alone later on. Develop a beast-taming technique and focus on quantity in breeding; even ants can kill an elephant at the same level. Don't use magic to fight everyone everywhere; that's just mindless. The fact that the sow could hurt the protagonist shows that these bred beasts can also cause damage.

The beginning was alright, a steady progression. But it got boring in the middle; the focus shifted. We were projecting the protagonist onto the story, but now it feels like we're projecting a pig onto the story. These days, authors don't seem to know how to write about a protagonist having low points, periods of calm, and exciting moments.

The overall plot is okay, but there are constant minor flaws. It's like eating a dish that looks delicious, smells good, tastes good at first, then gets a little salty, then slightly bitter, and by the middle you can't eat it anymore. Not to mention you can find pebbles in the middle of the dish, so you have to spit it out, let alone continue eating it.

It's not bad, but it's a bit strange to see comments about insufficient planetary resources. I just saw a plump, white sow last time; it was released into the wild and fought several other wild boars, winning every single one. It has thick skin and tough flesh; most leopards and wolves couldn't beat it in a one-on-one fight.

However, there are also many shortcomings. After the protagonist learns to be a spirit plant master, everyone around him becomes a sycophant, giving him whatever he wants and doing his bidding all day long, just to win his favor or get a little something extra. But the protagonist is clearly not a grateful person; he's petty and calculating.

I've played over 200 times and I'm still stuck in the same place. The plot hasn't progressed at all, the protagonist's abilities are incredibly weak, and despite spending so many resources on demonic insects and pets, I haven't seen any improvement in his combat power.

Those books in the fantasy/martial arts genre that were vote-rigging at the top of the list disgusted me, especially that one about starting from infancy—it was in second place! The plot was toxic and made me want to give up, and there were so many people swooning over it. It was utterly ridiculous.

Over sixty chapters, Qi Refining Level 3, awesome, goodbye.

Even if you participate in the inner sect competition and become a true disciple, you'll still be a nobody. So why not work? The family members are confused. As a senior planter, is the Miscellaneous Peak Society really that stupid? If you run away, will other peaks accept your rebellious nature? They'll capture you and make you a slave. Doesn't this huge demonic sect have a way to control people?