Cultivation: Proving Immortality Through Rice Planting

This is the first time I have read a novel about cultivating immortals, in which cultivators do not have to farm their own land. The details of farming, prices, and the environment are well described. But the most important thing about the novel is the plot. I hope there are more conflicts. It is too peaceful and tasteless.

It was quite easy to watch at the beginning, but then there were a lot of class introductions, characters, and plot conflicts when I was promoted to deacon. It made my head hurt to read it, the author. You have to do it step by step, and you have to read the book easily.

So far, no misuse of "De Di De" has been found. At this point, it is enough to graduate from high school Chinese. 🙂 I hope the author will continue to write with care.

It was okay at first, but later on it felt like a forced conflict.

Starting from Chapter 42, I always feel that something is wrong and awkward. As for the details, I can't tell you. The author will think about it carefully.

Since I was promoted to Deacon, a lot of things have been upgraded a lot slower. The relationship between the characters is not as simple as the previous ones, and it is easy to read.

I feel like I'm about to enter the palace. The update is too slow and I don't have the desire to follow it.

Thanks to the book friend Lan Buyi for catching insects

The update is too slow, the progress after Qi training is slow, and I feel unsatisfied.

Dear author, why do you always type the name of your protagonist wrong?