Farming Life in a Cultivation World

There's a river over a hundred meters wide on an island that spans dozens of miles in circumference; you have two islands now.

Plain and ordinary, with no major flaws or special features.

If a spiritual plant can't provide spiritual energy, is it even a spiritual plant? You're just relying on your word count; I've never seen you consume spiritual grains during your downtime for cultivation. Can't spiritual grains provide spiritual energy?

Planting a noodle field? Others have spiritual plant cultivation but not your advanced technology and skill.

There's a bug in the system—mana. When mana is full, you level up your Qi Refining stage; when you use it, mana decreases. It's like a battery! Shouldn't it automatically replenish itself after use? If you keep using spells, you'll never have enough mana to level up your Qi Refining stage!

There wasn't a single word of encouragement or praise in the book reviews; it was all just scathing criticism. You guys have ruined a perfectly good book with your insults.

Judging from the chapters, it's clearly an AI-generated plot. Even at the second level of Qi Refining, it's a million-word story; only after learning all the arts can one advance to the second level of Qi Refining.

The protagonist who died of anger is not suited for cultivating immortality; his temperament is too poor.

A good author doesn't rely on padding word counts.

There's so much nonsense going on. It's already this rambling from the start, there's no need to keep writing.