I Am in the World of Cultivating Immortals: Sowing Melons Will Reap Melons, Sowing Beans Will Reap Beans

Release your own seeds and you will reap countless rewards in the future 😌

Solid food, but can you not be too old-fashioned? Now 99 of the 100 books on cultivating immortals start with dangers.

If you sow a monk in the spring, you will reap a room full of law enforcement teams next year.

If you can't stay anywhere, why don't you change the place? You've already become an immortal. Can't you go to a mortal country? Or find a real estate market under the Immortal Sect. You have to write about living in one place and being tortured to death.

The enemies are coming, and the protagonist is still asking why, why won't he strike first? Really speechless🤦

The plug-in is too big and my brain is too weak. I felt this way after reading Chapter 2, so I gave it up.

The idea is good, but the writing style is too poor and childish.

The idea is good, but talking to a dog is childish.

Too childish, the spirit dog is a failure.

Being able to grow all things, and taking off his pants to fart has restrictions and must have an entry. What's even more ridiculous is that this is the only book I've read that tells the golden finger when in danger.

In fact, there is a problem with many Tanada novels from Qidian. They rely on various crisis-ridden events to drive the plot. In fact, this is wrong. The early and middle stages of various events and conflicts can be described in one sentence, and just farming itself can be written in millions of words. For example, in this novel, it is enough to write more than 200,000 words of various spells during the Qi training period, long-range and short-range defense, walking, running, gathering Qi, and disguise to assist training. Then add a skill, such as various materials for weapon training, which can also be planted to create a growable magic weapon. I'm planting some fruit trees with various special effects, training my soul and some special talents, so I have five to six hundred thousand words. Then, during the foundation building period, join a large and stable force and arrange a personal cave with a high degree of privacy. Upgrade the various spells and techniques during the Qi training period, and then purchase various kinds of high-quality golden elixirs, such as five-spirit fruit saplings, etc., So it will be more than one million words. Then the Golden Elixir stage, the Nascent Soul stage, the Transformation stage of the God, can be repeated in three to four million words. It is not difficult to write in this way, and it is comfortable for readers to read. It focuses on the farming itself. Those novels with constant conflicts are mostly unfinished after hundreds of thousands of words. In the process of the protagonist cultivating immortality while lying comfortably, he briefly describes the difficulties of other people cultivating immortality, and a comparison becomes clear. You can write a little bit about various conflicts, but they must be resolved neatly and neatly without leaving any consequences, and they must be covered in one stroke without going into too much detail. This is the farming article I want to read. Then you can arrange to find various rare plants and plant them with various special effects. For example, if you find Jianmu seedlings, you can open up space in the body for farming, and then plant a high-quality soul-nurturing tree to directly make a futon to assist in cultivating immortality. Or plant a bodhi tree. As the tree grows older, it will greatly enhance the protagonist's understanding👍🏻, and then slightly modify the skills. Various spells have various stronger effects. These alone can fill hundreds of thousands of words.

Goldfinger is interesting, but the storyline is too crude.

Immortals should be very rare. It's really unflattering to write about the setting of people who are cultivating immortals all over the street. They also write about class struggle, which means that cultivating immortals can only rely on nature. There are all kinds of contempt chains. It really makes me sick.

Goldfinger is good, but the idea is a bit poisonous😰

Borrowing precious treasures to push the book, "I will clean up the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion at the beginning, and I will complete the incomplete skills." Mortal flow, Gou Dao flow, IQ will not decrease if IQ is online, the protagonist's magical power refers to ancient magic: a wonderful pen creates a dragon, scattering beans to form an army, dividing the ground to form a river, etc. Interested Taoist friends can take a look. If you are bothering me, please contact me. [Asking mortals to recommend each other's authors]