Mastering a Blessed Cave Realm, Seeking the Dao and Immortality

The standard of cultivating immortals is getting lower and lower. In the past, novels fought for the core, the true disciples, and then the inner disciples made money, and then became the outer disciples, and now the handyman disciples are fighting to the death.

The idea is good, but the problem is that if you want to engage in farming and farming, you shouldn't be in the sect and scheming with these idiots and being plotted against. The two of you are completely incompatible. If you are set as a casual cultivator, it is better than if you are set as a scheming person within the sect. You can't get many resources, have to be managed, and have to be plotted. This is like putting pea tips into red oil soup. Pea tips are a good thing and red oil soup is good, but the two should not be put together.

Immortal cultivators are so inferior. Those who have spiritual roots to cultivate immortality are only one in a million. You didn't mention how many slaves and helpers the mortal forces have to join in the investment. In the end, in the third golden chapter, you let the protagonist open up territory for the sect alone and let the immortal cultivators start by laying down trees and breaking stones to open up wasteland? Feel a strong sense of hydrological déjà vu

You have to yell every time you get promoted. Isn't cultivation all about calming down and guarding the mind?

I didn't understand the plot. What kind of rubbish sect is so dangerous within the scope of my own sect's influence?

Since there is a heaven and a blessed land, the protagonist's spiritual root should be complete with all five elements. The five elements rotate endlessly.

First of all, you will be punished for being late. It's just that your salary has been lost for a few months. The golden finger has been activated. It's good to continue to stay in this position and develop. Even if you plan to be a deserter, you have to wait for two days and figure it out in private. At the beginning, it said that the deserter is not a good place and no one is willing to do it. The protagonist can definitely plan a better place, inquire about some things, and make some preparations.

Are the shops in the black market in the world of immortality a charity?

There is no difference between having the Cave Heaven and Paradise and not having it

It's been a long time since I've seen such a logical and upright book on the Three Views, and the writing on farming and cultivation is very good👍