
I Became the Demon Venerable Through Farming
我靠种田成为魔尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 624k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
156Chapters
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1.6kRecs
22kFans
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Do some people really think that it would look good for a Qi-training monk to practice Qi-training for hundreds of chapters, then break through the foundation and search for materials all over the world for dozens of chapters?
Novels that stress realms are very strict about leveling up, and foundation building is also done in the same way as the people of heaven, earth, and people. As a farming article, there is basically nothing interesting about it.
When my neighbor farms, I make guns, and when my neighbor grows food for me,
Is there anything about the protagonist's behavior that is related to the devil? I feel that what the entire sect writes is not very different from the righteous way. (Maybe I looked too quickly and didn't notice)
I was immediately pissed off. That body-training technique of yours was so poisonous. If I had known it, I wouldn't have subscribed to all of it. I think the front part is very interesting. I directly subscribed to all the chapters and posted them. It was really a big mistake. I don't know, but I thought Naruto was there?
Damn it, the exemption is limited, I'm losing blood,
After the exemption, the author ran away
In the movie The Four Famous Detectives, corpses are used to plant orchid, a drug that can induce necrophilia.
I saw that a few book friends said it was poisonous, but I don't agree. Better grass. Maybe there will be some fairy grass or more in the future. The following is my reply in a comment. You can take a look.
Hammer, I just saw this book today and just finished reading it. Personally, I think it's pretty good. You're not the one that the Qidian book friends say is a troll, are you? Have you finished reading it? So far, the plot is okay, there is nothing mentally weak, and it is not a white text. Don't always say that books are poisonous. Fortunately, I didn't read the reviews when I read this book. Otherwise, I might have really left after seeing your speech. (As for some people saying that the number of people is not right, in fact, I didn't notice the problem you said after reading it. You want to Even if I don't tell you, I don't even know that this problem exists. I don't think it's important. This can also be counter-proven. For this type of novel, as long as the number of mortals is not too outrageous, it doesn't actually matter, because the main focus of the novel is not that. As long as it is not too outrageous, ordinary people can understand it.) At present, this book has too few words, so it can be considered a relatively good article. If someone criticizes me, I will reply when I see it. I am busy at work and read a lot of books, so I may not be able to remember the comments I replied to. Also, I have been borrowing books from bookstores and reading e-books for 13 years. If it is a troll, I will not respond. The reply message is best to make sense. In addition, I would like to advise everyone not to read the reviews if you are looking for books that you are interested in, because some of them are really unappetizing. You can read them yourself first. After all, everyone has different tastes.
I've seen a lot of similar ones recently, and here's what I can say. The author of this book is the most logical, and he also knows the special thing about whitewashing himself. It's a pity.