Cultivation of Immortality: Starting from Daozong Fishermen and Farmers

As far as the fishery where the protagonist goes in the book is concerned, the fry are in extremely poor condition. What can be produced from this? The strongest person in the sect also needs resources to cultivate, and there are a lot of them. How can the strongest person in the sect not care about the output of his subordinates? If the output is not enough, how can the high-level monks in the sect buy resources such as the Golden Formation Pill, the Infant Transformation Pill, the God Transformation Pill, and the Combined Tribulation Mahayana? In the setting, the sect does not care about the consumables of pseudo-spiritual roots. If a batch of them die, they will recruit a batch. However, this is only for consumables, and it is impossible not to care about the assets! If you look at Western farmers, you will know that their asset output is far more important to them than slaves. Tools, pesticides, fertilizers and other things useful for production are all available. In the absence of force majeure, slaves can die, and asset output is indeed indispensable. Let's compare. The fish food and the state of the fish in the book will inevitably lead to a reduction in output, which is simply unacceptable In addition, the author gave people free access to the sect. What good things can he give to explain the poor quality of the fish food? This is even more unacceptable to me. Is there any necessary connection between the two? On the one hand, it is the output of the sect, and on the other hand, it is a consumable. There is no comparison at all. No matter how many protagonists die, the consumable sect will not care, but the output of the sect cannot be reduced, which is related to the income of high-level monks. High-level monks, the income of high-level monks, do you understand the author? Do you know what the world of immortality is? Do you understand what it means to crush someone with a high level of cultivation and a big fist? What does it mean to kill someone with just one word? Just like that, you are still tampering with the interests of high-level monks in the setting. Things written like this completely lose the logic of the world of immortality.

There is a feeling that the more I look at it, the more awkward it becomes.