Farming and Cultivating Immortality with a Male Fox Spirit Doppelganger!

Why does it have to be a male fox clone? It's a bit awkward, but a plant elf clone is okay too! Talent accelerates plant growth

There are already several books about two-world clones, about people and animals of the same sex. If you change your clones into plant elves, it might be a bit new, but the homogenization is too serious 😡

🐶💩, With so many resources and time, you can't improve your cultivation level, how can you let others live!

It's also quite baffling. It's been thirty chapters and my strength remains unchanged.

Why emphasize the male fox? Is there any difference between male and female?

The pace is really slow, not worth the money

I saw more than thirty pictures, especially when the Huang family needs the protagonist to plant corn, and when the protagonist wants to buy a spiritual field, there is no need to just change the map. For a monk like the protagonist who needs a lot of fighting skills, it is best to change a map and move to a high-level area. If it doesn't change, then it must be that the protagonist's abilities have improved, and then due to other reasons, he passively abandons the industry here and goes to other areas. It is better to wait until the rent expires and go directly to other areas, and they are high-level areas. At that time, many plots will be easy to follow, and it will not become a fixed routine like now. The protagonist upgrades to the late stage of Qi training or foundation building stage, and changes the map because of the spiritual vein ability or other reasons. After that, he changes the map every time he reaches a stage. This old routine should be changed. Why bother? Just go to the top of the map in one step. The protagonist goes directly to the map owned by the top power, and then farms, makes friends, practices life skills, etc. Moreover, the resources and so on in this high-level map are much more than those in low-level maps.

The idea is quite good, but the speech is procrastinated, there is too much nonsense, the words are not in line with the character, and the sense of substitution is relatively low.

I feel like you are writing novels and playing with magic spells as well. I have a feeling that they will be unfinished.

The protagonist's plug-in gives me a stingy feeling of dedicating a small portion of other people's space to the protagonist.