The Spirit Plant Immortal Clan

Well written, a rigorous and realistic mortal-style story.

I have a question: Is it a single female lead, no female lead, or multiple female leads?

My writing has become increasingly bland lately.

Plants absorb spiritual energy, but they only absorb and don't release it. Does spiritual energy even exist in the cultivation world? The greatest role of plants in nature is interaction, filtering, and transformation. This can be made more reasonable. Plants absorb the essence of the sun and moon (photosynthesis) and release spiritual energy, and absorb nutrients and fertilizers from the ground to grow. That would make more sense.

I just checked the table of contents and the pacing is really fast! It feels like the writing is about to fall apart, and there are only 200-something chapters left!

It's non-toxic and quite enjoyable. Unlike some cultivation novels where characters borrow money to buy Foundation Establishment Pills right from the start (as if having Foundation Establishment Pills guarantees success), leading to family bankruptcy.

Over 300 chapters and still no Foundation Establishment stage... They're really good at suppressing it!

Can you keep up with this blatant boasting?! How long will this boast last? Not worth watching, I'm out!

After reading a few chapters, I found the author's writing style to be quite peculiar. The overall writing style is heavily colloquial, even a bit wordy, while the dialogue is written in formal, formal, and somewhat awkward language. There is a fatal flaw: it says earlier that there aren't many spirit plant workers, but later it says that 3.5 Spirit stones a month is the normal hiring price.

Don't even bother with endless pressure on your combat power; don't even get on the wrong path.