
The Immortal's Guide to Spirit Plants: I Farm My Way to Immortality
灵植仙鉴:我以种田登仙长生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 429k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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162Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
4.3kFans
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Oh, it's going to be released this month? Then aren't you just going to become cannon fodder?
The reason this book isn't popular is that it should just focus on farming, but it insists on getting involved in things that have nothing to do with its core purpose.
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Fellow Daoists, please feel free to offer any opinions here, and the author will consider them all.
His novels are neither classical nor vernacular, and he likes to throw in classical Chinese phrases all the time, which makes them awkward to read.
Keep it up, this is a different kind of farming novel! 😍
This is a new author's new book, a fledgling work, and I urge all fellow readers to nurture it and continue reading!
Following up on recommended resources is important. Fellow Daoists, please just flip to the last page and stay there for ten seconds each day. Thank you for your kind help!
Update time changed to 10:00 AM!
After it's released, the update time will be changed to 10 AM!
Why are you still stuck in the dungeon after all this time? There's a limit to how much you can do in dungeons. I've been saving up for so many chapters without reading anything. I'll wait until you release the dungeon before talking about it again.
So far, the writing is good, and the plot is tight and doesn't drag. Although there are no surprising plot twists, there are also no clichéd plots such as the inevitable calamity after the auction, female characters blushing easily when interacting with the male lead, everyone being a villain, enemies getting along peacefully, and no good people around the protagonist.
The writing style is good, but has the author finished any books yet?