Lying Low in the Cultivation World, Farming for Longevity

I'm looking for stories about ordinary people, but I hope they don't deliberately suppress the level cap. I've noticed that many stories about ordinary people deliberately suppress the level cap in the early and mid-stages, piling up a lot of plot.

The more you read, the worse it gets. His talent before Foundation Establishment was indeed mediocre, and the various descriptions and setups for Foundation Establishment were decent. After Foundation Establishment, his talent and physique gradually improved, even his body cultivation reached the peak of Foundation Establishment, his body was flawless, and he even achieved the so-called "intent.

A small suggestion: if you're going to focus on farming, then stick to farming. Don't use that old, clichéd farming-charm-drawing-alchemy-refining trope. There's too much of that already. The author's writing is mediocre, and the plot design is just so-so. If you continue writing like this, your results won't be very good.

I've read 17 chapters and still don't understand. The clan's senior brother, the guy who assigns tasks, and even his neighbor are enemies. And the loudspeaker waiting for you to carry his shoes is your dad? What kind of mentality is that? Everyone seems like an enemy.

The title is fitting; it starts with planting techniques, but that doesn't mean it will have much to do with planting later on. Those looking for a farming story can look elsewhere; the later parts have little to do with farming.

It suddenly feels strange. How many resources would it take to set up a large formation? Yet it was broken with a single barrier-breaking talisman. What is the purpose of this formation?

It's getting boring. If the protagonist has a cheat-like advantage, can't the story just be about peacefully farming and cultivating immortality? These days, the protagonists in cultivation novels are always embroiled in a ton of trouble wherever they go.

Seeing that the sects were sending their logistics personnel to the battlefield again, I knew I was done reading this book. If it were a sect-annihilation war, I wouldn't mind, but it hasn't even ended yet, and they're sending out farmers? What's going on? And then I saw the comments section had nothing to do with farming... What's the point of reading this?

The protagonist is clearly having a conversation, but suddenly other things pop up, leading to various detours, and then when they return to the dialogue, they've forgotten what they were saying before. This disrupts the rhythm, makes the story seem disjointed, and results in a very poor reading experience.

I just want to ask, although the protagonist's cheat ability is related to planting, since things like weapon crafting and Gu techniques, which have nothing to do with planting, can be displayed on the cheat ability panel and have points added, why can't cultivation techniques and spells? Or is it just to slow down the progress?