Farming and Cultivating in Journey to the West

Uh 😓, you think being a geomancer is just about farming? You're being too narrow-minded.

I watched it, but not completely. I felt dizzy after watching it.

Maintaining this simple and peaceful rhythm brings tranquility, freedom, and endless delight. The protagonist has a great characteristic: he only does what he can, and nothing is beyond his reach. Respecting the fate of others is a solution that benefits both parties.

To be honest, after reading up to chapter 25, I still don't understand what the author is trying to say. The important thing isn't the field, but the protagonist's cheat ability. So why not just leave? Why insist on guarding that mountain gate? And the mountain gate even invited him and said they could protect him. Also, why couldn't he bring himself to kill those thugs?

Cultivation and immortality cultivation both involve dual cultivation. For the first ten days to half a month before the protagonist arrived, no one came to his door. But as soon as he arrived, all sorts of oddballs appeared. Does this truly reflect the clear cause and effect of this world of gods and Buddhas? Or did the protagonist make his move in the future, offering his wife to him while he was penniless?

It seems like hanging pig's feet is completely useless.

It seems well-written, but it makes me dizzy while reading it.

Keep it up, it feels good, it has a bit of a cultivation novel vibe.

Keep it up! You're getting more and more into the flow as you write. 🤭

Let's get a thumbs up! Keep it up, the book is good.