Cultivating Immortality by Farming in Seclusion with My Family

It seems like you are developing slowly, but in fact it is a clear sign that you have a big secret, and that you are not being besieged is the aura of the protagonist. You can have secrets, but they should be kept as clean as possible, such as using some skills to sell products, rather than knowing there is a problem at a glance

I can write a longer plot, but now it's all about who comes and is defeated by the protagonist, and who comes and is defeated by the protagonist. The advantage of this book is farming. The pleasure of harvesting from farming is very important, not that the protagonist crushes others. Farming is not just about increasing your realm. You can write about the magic weapons you cultivate, learning how to refine elixirs and weapons to strengthen your tribe, and family management. For example, you can write about a crisis that will exist in a few years. For example, the demon tribe or the devil is planning to make a comeback in a few years. The protagonist must quickly improve the family's self-protection ability and send his children to Black Wind Mountain for training. The plot is not deep, just pressure + countermeasures + implementation + existing problems. When writing a small main plot, it won't be like this now.

This book is really about farming in the family. The protagonist has never left the family, and the conflicts that arise are all major family conflicts, rather than all the plots that focus on the protagonist.

The pig's trotters are either selfish as hell or cowardly as hell. They have no charm at all. They rely solely on their pig's trotters to support their family.

Now it's time to be unscrupulous! The fields are no longer planted, the advanced Mahayana is wandering around, and the eight immortal trees are no longer concerned!

At present, it feels a bit like grass jelly. I hope I can write it well.

I have stopped farming recently, and that tree seems to be of no use anymore.

1. Title As a family cultivator. The elders call the protagonist "Senior" because of their insufficient cultivation, while the younger ones call the protagonist "Senior". They are so separated that they don't look like a family at all. 2. Kung Fu and family development The protagonist himself said during his training that the kung fu will affect the progress of his training. On the one hand, the protagonist wants to develop his family, but he never passes the Dharma to others. (A body-training technique was not taught until it was put on the shelves) Didn't the protagonist obtain the Aoki Jue before turning to the ninth level and returning to the Yuan Jue? (It can directly refer to foundation building) It should be passed down to the family in order to develop the family. The family has no background at all. . . It still feels like something is missing.

The content is too cliche, but it's okay. There's no plot to subdue your wits. The content is cliché but not too boring. Let's take it seriously.

Looking at it now, there is nothing poisonous, but I feel that this book has something to do with the family, but not much. I don't see the protagonist having much action or idea to develop the family. It is more like the worship of the family. The protagonist is responsible for protecting the Chen family, and the Chen family is responsible for helping him collect the things he needs. The protagonist has feelings for the family, but not much. If you can protect it, you can protect it, and if you can't protect it, make money. It is not so much a family cultivating immortality, but it is more like a reskin of the totem god system. The tribesmen worship the totem, and the totem protects the tribe.