Cautious Cultivation: Starting with Farming
苟道修仙，从种田开始
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- Completed
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- 4.4M Words
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- Cultivation
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 2mo ago
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- Qidian
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After reading it, let me tell you my opinion. In the first early stage, I was still able to survive and was relatively smart. In the middle and later stages, I became more intelligent from the beginning when I encountered the Ten Thousand Treasures Disaster. From the continuous refining of weapons to such a high yield, it can be seen that the author is just a programmer and has insufficient life experience. A high-level weapon refiner may not be successful even if he has three materials. If you directly expose your strength and have a 90% success rate, you will be drunk if you are still alive. Second, although it is a good thing to have a sense of morality, it cannot be really silly and sweet. With such a high yield rate and a 10-fold difference in price between materials and finished products, people calculate the cost based on 3 times or even 4 times the cost of materials. It would be better for you to just give up the profit and get a 20% rebate in the early stage. The key is that when they sell you materials, they have to pay market price, and the discounts are not impressive enough. The protagonist is like an invincible worker who everyone loves to see flowers in bloom. Make money for others and count money for others. Therefore, normal costs and normal profit commissions are required. Even if you have low experience, you can't take too much credit. You are making it impossible for those weapon refiners to survive. After forcing myself to pretend, I found that there was no benefit at all except for the inexplicable vanity. The Taoist heart was also lost.
What you wrote is a bit inconsistent with the title of the book. Where is the protagonist? It can be said that the protagonist fights one battle after another. There is no difference between the protagonists in other immortal novels and he is always positive. One leapfrog battle after another. 😒
The foundation-building battle against the Nascent Soul stage is really awesome. Gou, they fight with others every day. Are you going to fight every day?
Establishing the foundation and defeating the Nascent Soul will make you unable to fight the true immortals when you transform into a god?
What you wrote in your introduction is wrong. According to the treatment you wrote about farming, if you are so targeted and killed, and when the big fall comes, you can still help them, isn't it the Holy Mother?
Grass grass grass grass grass
The poison will be released in less than one chapter. The bugs in the ground will need a foundation-building period to kill them after they pupate. You can raise fucking bugs.
The most important thing in cultivating immortals and cultivating immortals is to improve your cultivation. The protagonist is putting the cart before the horse and doing nonsense.
Upgrading too fast, one acre of wheat can be upgraded to two levels, and the combat power will collapse sooner or later. Visual inspection of Chapter 100 Eunuch.
Later, the upgrade was too slow. I didn't upgrade for a long time and it was all fighting... And there was also the poisonous point of Xue'er. It was fine when I was a pet, but as soon as I became a human, I knew it was going to change. The protagonist's eyes were straight and he was speechless...
After reading the first few dozen chapters, I saw that cultivating immortals to the point of starving to death is really a drama. It is difficult for the protagonist to have such an awesome golden finger, and his life is as precarious as an ant's. 😒 Others are still cultivating immortality. Isn't it better to be a mortal and live the rest of their lives in peace? I can't understand how a Qi practitioner, even if he is of low level, can starve himself to death. Can't eat ordinary food? So fucked.