Immortal Cultivation: Grinding for Experience in the Desert

If the brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his sister? It makes the sister seem presumptuous. Yes, the brother is frail and needs more rest, so it's the sister's fault for urging him like this. But then again, what does the brother's health have to do with the sister?

I thought he could grow an oasis in the desert.

I haven't watched it yet, but I have an idea: if the goal is to kill monsters and level up, why not raise bees or ants? You could minor in beast taming, specifically the insect path, which is still part of the myriad arts of cultivation.

The main character should ideally farm and open a market.

So far, I feel this author's writing is quite good, with a good balance of pacing, foreshadowing, and a clear goal. There are no major flaws, so I'd recommend adding it to my collection and continuing to read.

I'll bookmark this. Has the author considered adding some farming elements to it? Planting trees to create an oasis before building a city.

They've been focusing on building their power base, never mentioning cultivation itself. They claim you can't cultivate without a cultivation technique, and then they search for hundreds of chapters of techniques. 😅😅

It's more of a martial arts novel than a cultivation novel; in fact, this book would be better if it were changed to a martial arts fantasy novel.

Those with the resources can directly open slaughterhouses and breeding farms.

Spring slumber is so sweet, the author is always on the go. Not only are updates slow, but there's also very little content 😭️