
A Hundredfold Return: Farming and Cultivating Immortality
百倍奉还种田修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 777k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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223Chapters
633Recommendations
6.4kFans
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Behind the scenes, he brought his sister along, using his cheat-like abilities in front of her.
If someone gives you a leading lady, do you decide to repay them with a hundred leading ladies in return?
The whole thing was just baffling, baffling, baffling.
This Yu Zhang is really baffling. He's just an ordinary person who hasn't even embarked on the path of cultivation. His body is shattered, and he still hasn't cleaned himself up.
The protagonist really has a double standard.
Chapter 45: The protagonist himself proposes a reformist approach, advocating for a unified society of immortals and mortals, universal ascension, and the protection of mortals by cultivators. Chapter 50: At the crucial moment of enlightenment, he abandons all the mortal users without a second thought.
I came in expecting a game with amazing payback and a hundredfold reward, but the plot is so erratic and abstract, bro. What are you even trying to do?
The problem with these conceptual "golden fingers" is their inherently flawed logic, and it turns out that's exactly what happened. Haha.
The beginning was fine, but the plot of this sequel is a complete mess. Did you write this pseudo-fantasy novel based on melodramatic TV dramas? 😰 You should watch less melodramatic TV dramas.
Is it related to farming? In the finale, the main character will go to farm.
The protagonist cultivates immortality, then goes to practice dance—can you believe it? He's been suppressing his cultivation level the whole time.