The Way of Cautious Immortality: I Built an Immortal Mountain

I just started upgrading a five-star banyan tree, but after the upgrade, the two effects are gone? You have to do everything by yourself. Let's not talk about combat power and ideas. This tree also has a brain. It has five stars, so it can't be without attack methods, right? The protagonist doesn't need this tree to practice. The protagonist's consumption is probably not enough to waste a day on the tree, nor does it need to guard the treasure mountain. There is also this friendliness. What is the use of friendliness? Is there a life and death contract? What should I do if I betray you? You can call the tree innocent, but those snakes dared to do it before there was no contract? How courageous.

I can't watch it without thinking, so why are you still saying yes?

Since animals can be modified, why not modify the protagonist's own qualifications.

This book is my favorite type. The rhythm is relaxed and pleasant. There is no background of bitterness and hatred. It is about opening up wasteland, farming and building territory bit by bit. Good reviews.

This novel is about real farming and farming, which is my favorite type. But there are a lot of evil points. For example, the protagonist's golden finger is so awesome, but he still relies on the author to deliberately give him things, and give him whatever he needs. If you are short of something, won't you go find someone to replace it? The protagonist's pile of treasures are just decorations, right?

It doesn't have the feeling of cultivating the realm of immortals. Instead, it feels like a game novel wearing a skin. The main reason is that one star and two stars are too difficult to stretch. If you write a ninth or eighth grade, I will consider you to have worked hard.

Attracted by the name. Haven't watched it yet. . I don't want to see any pets in this row. . The embodiment of the so-called fairy mountain. . It seems that the author is obsessed with pets

Take a look. The setting is still interesting, but the logic is too loose, and I feel like there is a lack of common sense in many places. The protagonist obviously has a panel and a hook, so why is he afraid of being poisoned by eating fruit? He can obviously sleep on a tree. Why are you sleeping on the ground? There is obviously no sunlight under the tree. Why can you transplant flowers under a tree?

The description of the realm is very vague, and it is both hierarchical and star-based.

When I first saw it, I thought it was very practical. Why can't it be grafted? This ability to allocate the degree of damage is very suitable for grafting. There is almost no rejection. By grafting banyan trees and various fruit trees, you can get a bunch of high-level sub-strains, and you can induce mutations, etc.