Cultivation: I Have a Paradise in Heaven

It's poisonous! Tens of thousands of kilograms of spiritual rice are sold in one place, but you still practice the fourth level of Qi.

It's a fool's errand. Waiting ten years for a trade fair in a small place is equivalent to ten years spent in an eighteenth-tier city. If you have the time to go to a first- or second-tier fairy city, trade fairs of this level must be held not only every month, but also every year. After several decades, the relationship has also been established. It feels like the author is forcibly suppressing it.

How should I put it? It's okay, relatively bland, and some parts are a little unreasonable, but I found it, so it's not any better. (Personal experience today)

If the golden finger continues to be like this in the future, it won't be very useful. The safe house can still be guarded by the spring water. It can't be tolerated. It is not useful for upgrading.

Cultivation is still so difficult even if you have passed it. How do the disciples of the casual cultivating sects who have not passed it improve? It's better if the spiritual stone is enough, but it takes up a lot of space. If you do some side work, you can get the spiritual stone. The main thing is to improve your realm. It's too conspicuous to get raw materials to sell.

Either you should talk about setting at the beginning, or you should explain it wherever you write it. Are you afraid that people won't believe your logic?

It's very good. Don't write anymore. Go move bricks. People's Square needs you.

And, but, like, but, the frequency is a bit high

[Recommendation]: What would you do if you had a piece of paradise? Should he start a farming life just to cultivate spiritual plants, or should he keep it and hide it otherwise others will know about it? He would rather live a hard life. The protagonist said that he already has a blessed land, so there is no need to live a hard life. He should be happy as a human being. [Brief Description of the Work]: The protagonist travels to a young monk at the bottom of the world of immortality, taking with him a mysterious cave paradise, and begins his carefree farming life. In this world, he cultivated precious spiritual plants, worked hard to improve his cultivation, and embarked on a steady and desirable path to immortality {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","Topic Name":"New book trial reading"} [Work information]: Book title: Cultivation of Immortality: I Have a Paradise Author: Lexe Don't Want to Code Words Type: Xianxia-Fantasy Cultivation of Immortality Tags: Time Travel, Farming, Management , portable flow Number of words: 29,000 words, being serialized Evaluation: seedlings, licorice [Recommendation index]: ★★★☆☆ [Recommended group]: novel enthusiasts who like farming, portable novel enthusiasts [Highlights]: 1. When the protagonist travels to the world of cultivating immortals, he does not immediately adapt to the body like other novels about cultivating immortals, just like using his own body. In this novel, the protagonist has to adapt for a year before he can barely master the original cultivation and Taoism. I think the writing is very realistic and in line with the time and effort people need to adapt to new environments and new skills in real life. 2. The protagonist's golden finger is a paradise that can be carried around. It contains first-level spiritual veins, which can not only increase the protagonist's cultivation speed, but the thousands of acres of spiritual fields provided by the blessed land are also valuable assets for the protagonist to accumulate cultivation resources in the early stage. From then on, a glorious farmer was born. The author cleverly set the golden finger to the cave heaven blessed land, so that the protagonist is not at the mercy of the system, and the sudden increase in strength will not cause the current small map combat power to be unbalanced, which brings new possibilities for the development of the plot later in the novel. [Disadvantages]: The author's plot is okay, but the details are a bit poor. For example, the protagonist sells spiritual rice. It is mentioned in the novel that this spiritual rice must be planted in spiritual fields to grow. In this small As far as the map is concerned, the output of spiritual rice is very small. The family that has cooperated with the protagonist's shop selling spiritual rice - Yanjia Rice Store, can only produce up to 10,000 kilograms a year. However, the protagonist dared to sell five thousand kilograms of spiritual rice at the third level of Qi training, so he was targeted. After a year , when he reached the fourth level of Qi training, he actually sold 10,000 kilograms at a time. The shopkeeper was a little smart at first and thought there was something wrong with the protagonist. But when he actually traded, he actually believed the protagonist's claim that he came from his family. Please, you are a shopkeeper. Cabinet, you should have an idea of how much the cooperative family you are dealing with can produce. The main character is so low in strength and claims to be a family member but produces far more than a family's production. Don't you doubt that this is not what you imagined the first-order spiritual vein mine can achieve?

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How should I put it? If the boiled eggs could be stacked, very few would be released. Casual cultivators would most likely work together to gather medicine and find someone to make elixirs, and there would be even less.

One piece. How many leaf teas do you want?