Cultivation: Starting from a Blessed Cave Heaven
修仙：从福地洞天开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 656k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Nowadays, novels on Qidian are either system-based or feature-based, making sword cultivation seem like a dead end.
Does the "year" in this book's "Centennial Elixir" refer to a time period or a unit of measurement for medicinal potency? For example, does "Centennial Elixir" mean the elixir has grown for a hundred years, or does it mean the medicinal potency accumulated by a wild elixir in an environment with normal spiritual energy concentration over a hundred years?
If you have this kind of cheat, you should enjoy it secretly. It's fine to use it yourself, but selling or trading it can easily lead to trouble.
The protagonist's blessed land is basically just a large storage bag. Spiritual energy needs to be recharged with spirit stones, there's no time acceleration, and the special products and attribute bonuses are limited. Once you have a small plot of land, that's it; their resources are almost gone. Their spiritual roots are also weak. How can they become immortals? By sheer luck?
This is the worst blessed land I've ever seen. It has no spiritual veins of its own and cannot absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth on its own. Isn't this just a larger version of a portable space?
It's not called a blessed land, it should just be called farmland—nothing but seeds can get in.
This is a good theme. A famous author wrote about a blessed land before, but it ended badly.
With a height of 183 cm and a weight of 62 kg, is the main character a bamboo spirit?
Immortal abodes without celestial aura, blessed lands without spiritual energy, rich second-generation heirs without money—every book says Foundation Establishment is difficult, and Foundation Establishment Pills are readily available and everyone uses them!
Gangster cultivation novels are so damn annoying to watch!