Immortality Begins with the Practice of Sowing Seeds

I thought you were sowing the seeds of your skills, but it turned out to be real farming.

It's okay to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, but you can't become a real pig. I hope the author can write it better. There is also the character of the protagonist. Don't start acting like a monster after writing it.

Some novels about immortals and demons make my head jump. He is obviously a cultivator, but he wants to appear unique and says he is practicing martial arts. His methods are all immortal, Taoist and demonic. I am really drunk.

I thought you were sowing seeds, but it turns out you are sowing seeds like this

When I saw the title of the book, I thought this sowing was "very serious", but I didn't expect that I had misunderstood.

It's been three days. . . . Withdrawn. . . . . If anyone updates, please reply to me and I will come back. If there is no one, forget about it. . .

Yes, it's best for the protagonist to improve one skill first, and then focus on other skills.

What will happen if you plant the protagonist in it?

The background of the world is so awesome, but it's easy to lose money for money.

I thought I would spread the skills everywhere, just like the Taoist ancestors, and finally refine those who had practiced the skills.

Investment failed! Is this giving up?