Starting a Sect and Cultivating Immortality by Searching for Spirit Veins

Shennong is here! I read the latest chapter in one go, and I think this book can be rated as a near-immortal gem. Let me share my thoughts on this book! It might be helpful for those planning to get into this field. The most important elements of this book are personal cultivation, the development and training of sects, and wars in the cultivation world.

Having read over 300 chapters, I feel that its strengths are extremely prominent, but there is one thing that I have always felt is not quite right: in the established theme, the important element of cultivation has been constantly relegated to a secondary position, and there is no way to fix the unsystematic cultivation framework.

I still say that there are too many details about the battle, but there is no ingenuity. There is nothing to see if it is pure force against force. Your combat power is 1000, my combat power is 1050, you take drugs to 1100, and I take drugs to 1200. It's really easy to get tired of watching the cycle of rising combat power.

This book is great! It has farming and management elements, exciting battles, tender family relationships, and sect rivalries. The story is full of emotion and is much better than the typical mindless leveling-up and treasure-hunting books. Readers, please support the author and recommend it to other readers. Good books are hard to come by, so please subscribe, recommend, and vote!

Today I'll write a "book review," like Shennong (a legendary Chinese herbalist) in disguise: I've been following this book every day. As a bookworm for over a decade, this book really suits my taste. Below is a brief summary of the main characters appearing in different realms so far, which I hope will be helpful to fellow book lovers. Please point out any errors. 🙏🙏🙏

The first 20% were pretty good, at least excellent, but then it started to feel jarring... Especially later on, when the author tried to emphasize the protagonist's and other characters' feelings towards the sect, it was a complete mess... There are four reasons for this:

The statistics include Foundation Establishment Taoist (Daoist Patterns), Golden Core True Person (Divine Power), Nascent Soul Spirit Lord, Primordial Spirit Mysterious Lord (Dharma Domain), Refining Void True Lord, Dao-Merging Immortal Lord, and True Immortal Heavenly Lord.

This book doesn't start with a spiritual vein, a sect, disciples, and farming. On the contrary, the protagonist initially faces the difficult situation of having his sect destroyed, with no spiritual vein, no sect, and no disciples. The first volume, "Rootless Duckweed," and the second volume, "Eaglet Hatching from its Shell," primarily showcase how the protagonist skillfully uses his…

Let's change the name to "Cultivation Begins with Escaping with My Senior Sister" 😁

The author wrote it for more than two years and finished reading it in 20 days. To be honest, the writing is really good, but there are a few points worth discussing: 1. The author spends a lot of space to arrange the story for Akabane Zhenren and Lin Le. In the end, Akabane commits suicide, and Lin Le also has to judge the guilt.