Longevity: Raise an Ant Queen and Add Points to Cultivate Immortality

1. The protagonist has been eating grass roots and tree bark for several years and still has the energy to run into the mountains. He is almost starving and uses all his wealth to exchange for the contract talisman instead of thinking about what to eat the next day. Is this the feeling of being too full but not hungry? 2. A low-level talisman can be used up to three times. The termites starved to death in the first two times. Can't you just grab a leaf and feed it to the ants? This is a matter of your life. Someone has contracted with a mouse to live happily. You are almost dead and you are still struggling 3. Miss Wang's blindness doesn't know why she has a crush on the protagonist and comes to bring him food. She doesn't say thank you in return and coldly expresses that the food is borrowed. I don't understand. Beggars can beg for food and still know how to thank. You are worse than a beggar now. Why do you think you can repay this kindness? You may die tomorrow? (It is clearly stated that there are beasts in the mountains, and the chance of death for adults is high. The protagonist runs into the mountains every day, and everyone knows it) 4. The Wang family wants to buy your fertilizer, neither by force nor by coercion or inducement. Even if you are favored by the Wang family, you don't want to think about it. How to repay? You still think that Mr. Wang gave you your daughter. The fertilizer ingredients are all over the mountain. You are not even willing to sell them to him at a cheaper price. Mr. Wang sees you as pitiful and gives you a job. You don't think about whether to accept it or not. You just ridicule. Is etiquette and morality like feeding a dog? 5. Since you have left the termites to fend for themselves, don't pretend to be helping the termites. I don't understand what hard work is. If you just throw it into the mountains after the contract is over and go and see it every day, is it considered a contribution? 6. There is obviously an attribute panel, but when you don't have enough to eat, you don't ➕large attribute farmers, and add small attribute farming??? When you encounter a wolf, you still have attribute points. If you save enough attribute points, the value will increase, right?

It's really weird. I lost all my money and contracted an ant and then starved to death. I starved to death regardless of it and did it twice in a row. You talk about cultivating wildness. I am really happy to death. Is this the starting point and now it is like this? I can recommend any bad book.

For me, the first point is that you write a contracted queen ant, which you can only get once a year. If you fail the first two times, you still don't care about it the third time. If it's not the protagonist's halo, it won't work at all. Do you know what a year is? Ordinary people will starve to death if they don't eat for three days. There are 365 days in a year and 730 days in two years. He eats bark every day and I am surprised that he is still alive. Faced with the contract object, he placed it so casually and did not interfere with its development The second point is the neighbor's lady, I don't know what you think, I just find it embarrassing to write. If someone is rich, why would he be next to this poor household. The young lady also saw that the protagonist had a sparkle in her eyes. She had piercing eyes and felt that she was different from other people. I feel like the protagonist has a halo of wisdom. I have read less than five chapters and I can't stand it anymore.

It is extremely poisonous. The protagonist created by the author can only be described as high-minded but low-handed and ambitious. Every time I see the protagonist's actions, I wonder when the protagonist can commit suicide. Then this novel will be truly amazing. For example, when choosing the ant queen at the beginning, doesn't the protagonist have to do something that would rather be lacking than excessive? Then let him keep choosing until he is 70 or 80 years old. One day he finally makes the choice, and then he is so excited that he can't even take a breath and hangs up.

To be honest, the logic doesn't make sense and a lot of common sense doesn't make sense. A wild boar with cubs only weighs two hundred pounds. I was drunk too. There are also termites who invested all their wealth in binding at the beginning. At the stage where they are most likely to die, they are left to their fate in the wild without taking them home. There are also termites chosen because they have a long lifespan and are fertile. It turns out that it's not bad for you. You just choose a short-lived ant, which doesn't give birth to cubs. The queen's moderate intelligence hasn't been shown yet, so she chose it at the beginning. Don't say anything like it will gradually increase later. This design is very unreasonable. What can be improved later is a matter later. Also, I still can't figure out why the protagonist is saving points all the time. If he doesn't quickly upgrade his skills or something, he just saves them and lives a hard working life. Just don't use it, eh, just save it for fun. It's not you who control the leveling rhythm. If it weren't for the fact that there were too few articles of this type and I would love to read them, I would have to run away after only five chapters.

After reading a few chapters, I made two contracts. The next time I logged in, one year later, the protagonist's family was completely destitute... I finally got a contract talisman for one tael of silver. The contract was for an ant, so forget it. I won't help until I starve to death and pretend to be dead... Good guy, what are you doing with this contract... Goodbye,

The first picture poisoned me to death. Raising a bug actually requires him to be wild. I think this author is a bit wild.

There are many flaws in this book. First, the pig's feet contracted the queen ant, but it had no energy to produce, and there were few worker ant eggs, and it felt that its natural viability was not enough. I felt sorry for myself for a long time. Couldn't you catch some bugs or cut some plant resin to feed? Two, the pig's feet obtained a panel, in which there is a skill called fertilizer making. Since you know that your land for autumn plowing is not fertile enough, shouldn't you prioritize improving your fertilizer skills? Like watering, you can make perfect. Third, go out to hunt wolves. Since you can master the 'cutting' skill by swinging your sword to kill wolves, why not sit still, drink the northwest wind, and see if you can practice fasting 🙂

I spent a year's savings to buy a handful of rice, threw it directly into the grass that had not yet been plowed, and ignored the rest. I expected the rice to grow well and bear thousands of pounds of fruit. I was speechless. Money is not wasted like this. . . . It's a waste of time and money, as the protagonist cultivates the queen ant. In addition, the author said that the queen ant cannot eat independently. Okay, I understand your point of view. After all, the worker ants have hatched out. You can always put the food next to the nest. The author refuses. The worker ants have to find it by themselves. My God, the life of this queen is hanging by a thread. She has to feign death to survive her hunger.

If the author of this book has read Under One Person, you should understand that, to put it bluntly, your system of cultivating immortals and controlling beasts relies on contracting low-intelligent creatures to fight for you, including ants. Bacteria and viruses will work just as well, but your imagination is not big enough...