
Farming for Immortality: You Reap What You Sow
种田长生:一份耕耘,一份收获
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
203Chapters
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3.5kRecs
15.2kFans
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I don't understand why the main characters in this kind of novel have the same paranoia of being persecuted. To join the sect is to be a slave... Where did the setting come from? Also, basically 90% of the societies in cultivation novels are like dark forests. How is this possible? This is not in line with the objective laws of social development... For those big forces, the more stable the society, the more beneficial it is. How can a city ignore the robbery cultivators outside the city... How is it possible! Everyone in the underworld knows how to maintain the stability of their own territory... But those sects that have been passed down for thousands of years don't even understand this? There are also all kinds of evil tricks within the sect... Where does the cohesion come from? What would a sect do if there is no cohesion? Don't say that you don't need to care about this objective law when great power is attributed to individuals... That's fart! As long as an organization is made up of people, it must follow a set of effective rules. I'm really fed up with your taken-for-granted thinking.
Before Chapter 98, it was really good for a bookworm of more than ten years, but suddenly a book of exercises that can be said to be 💩 was given to us in order to suppress the protagonist was unbearable. I've read similar novels before and abandoned them immediately. Let's talk about this life-saving technique. The author may have forgotten the essence of immortality - immortality. Any technique that does not have this goal should not appear. You can reduce the life span, but the majority is still yours, but you have gone too far. No one will practice it for decades or hundreds of years, let alone you wrote that this is a technique that was practiced thousands of years ago. No contradiction! Don't forcibly reduce the protagonist's intelligence in order to suppress the protagonist. Once the skills are available and the readers are gone, there is no point in writing. Of course, this is just my point of view as a reader, which is embarrassing!!!
After reading the subsequent catalog, I feel like it. . It has deviated from the main point, and the mountains and rivers have met. Farewell.
If you insist on creating a Ten Thousand Wood Mysterious Scripture to suppress the protagonist, I will accept it, not to mention that the advancement of the skills is harsh. Trade longevity for plant ripening. Completely forcibly suppress the protagonist.
The early stage is good, but before and after foundation building, I start to suppress the protagonist, which is off topic! Before it became popular, I started thinking about the later stage. I was thinking too far ahead.
The third level skill is really poisonous
It takes tens or even hundreds of years to refine spiritual plants, and the magic takes 100 years to mature. What kind of black slave technique is this?
This third-level technique is simply contrary to Tiangang, and is purely used to commit suicide.
Your spiritual plant setting is not very good. Are there still savages in the wild who help those spiritual plants to save seeds? They have become extinct long ago. This setting is purely to jam the protagonist.
The biggest poisonous point in this book is actually the creation of this technique. Whoever can create this technique will die during the Qi training period. In fact, all you need to do is create a birth-promoting spell that is not so powerful. Combined with the blessing of several common spiritual farming spells, the combined effect is to appropriately shorten the maturity period of some spiritual trees. Basically, it can surpass the same level of immortal cultivation. Anyway, the idea of cause and effect is less involved.
The author writes about the protagonist communicating with others, and the two sentences are not far from luck. It is so disgusting and hypocritical. If I were the communicator, I would beat the protagonist to death immediately.