Planting the Dao, Ascending to Immortality

From the moment he refused the invitation of the Cui family and joined the Jiyintang, it was a huge failure. The protagonist was arrogant at first and then respectful, which made people laugh. Every time the protagonist encounters trouble in Jiyundang, it reminds people of the scene where the protagonist rejected the Cui family and the scene where he planned to reject Jiyundang.

As mentioned in the title, it does not matter that the protagonist has a plug-in. The author also gave the protagonist krypton gold, and the beginning was poor. He was still thinking about how the protagonist would break the game. This is obviously an interesting point. The author simply and crudely directly recharged krypton gold with three thousand spirit stones and six hundred spirit stones to get the basic equipment. I have never seen such a krypton gold in the same type of immortal cultivation novels.

A spiritual farmer without spiritual roots? Isn't that a serf? This introduction made me laugh 🙂

The protagonist redeems the land and then what? Not planting?

If you don't eat the toast, you will be fined with wine. You are really a bitch.

Small Town Hegemony, the introduction made me happy. Why is it not rural hegemony?

If mortals can cultivate spiritual land, how many acres can cultivators cultivate?

It doesn't seem to have any bad points. Although the golden finger design has some problems, the readability is quite high.

The setting is a highlight, but it's too easy to change the environment at the current pace, and the Lingxi Town map is a bit small.

I actually watched it from beginning to end, it's my cup of tea