Cultivation: Proving Immortality Through Rice Planting

This is the first cultivation novel I've read where the cultivators don't have to farm themselves. The details about farming, prices, and the environment are well-developed. However, the most important aspect of a novel is its plot; I hope there will be more conflict and tension. A peaceful story is rather dull.

The beginning was quite easy to read, but later on, when I was promoted to deacon, there was a whole bunch of class introductions, character and plot conflicts, which gave me a headache. The author needs to take it one step at a time; reading should be easy and enjoyable.

So far, I haven't found any misuse of "," "," or "." This alone is enough to demonstrate a high school Chinese language proficiency level. 🙂 I hope the author continues to write with dedication.

It was fine at first, but later it felt like the conflict was being forced.

Starting from chapter 42, I felt something was off, something was awkward. I can't quite put my finger on it, maybe the author should reconsider?

Since being promoted to butler, I've had a lot of trouble and leveling up has felt much slower. The character relationships aren't as simple and easy to read as before.

It feels like I'm about to enter the palace; the updates are too slow, and I have no desire to keep reading.

Thanks to book friend Qianlanbuyi for pointing out the typos.

The updates are too slow, and the progress after Qi cultivation is sluggish, lacking any sense of satisfaction.

Dear author, why do you keep misspelling the protagonist's name?