Cultivation of Immortality Starts from Farming at Shanmen

Prices have plummeted so much that the tools needed to measure spiritual rice cost tens of thousands of spiritual stones.

I saw a sentence in another book review section before, saying that in cultivation novels, if there is no longevity reward, half of the motivation will be lost.

What should I do if I don't understand the price later…? Then the lower-level slaves who cultivate immortality are not as good as... Is this setting reasonable? Cultivation of immortals and hundreds of arts dislikes spiritual farmers... Directly go into battle? In the early stage of the formation, you need talents and inheritance... The key is that you can't protect the Tao yet. You shouldn't learn the liver technique first, and then learn the talismans... If you are immortal, shouldn't you put the method of protecting the Tao first? Then spiritual farming is paired with alchemy; weapon refining is paired with formations... Shouldn't it be reasonable to plan a hundred arts like this? I'm curious, doesn't the formation require a base of weapon refining? The formation requires runes, the magic weapon also needs runes, the formation needs the formation base, the formation disk, and the formation flag. Can these raw materials be refined before refining the magic weapon into a magic formation? Also, the title of Master Establishing the Foundation is really amazing... I always thought that only people who build pills are called Masters! The protagonist is also very unlikable... In the beginning, he has been complaining about farming... Repeatedly emphasizing how hard it is... Complaining about how hard it is... If it were a book written by another author: What? Am I immortal? Damn it... I am the son of destiny... I feel so happy... I can outlast all the geniuses... I love farming... This is more in line with a time traveler getting immortality... I also have very good qualifications for cultivating immortals... How happy is this? I don't understand what the protagonist keeps complaining about? This book is really poorly written... The story... The plot... The setting... And the writing... I doubt that the author has prepared the setting before starting the book... A foundation-building monk was endlessly amazed by the protagonist... If it were me... I am an immortal... I will ascend in the future...

Goldfinger means immortality, and there are too many logical loopholes. In addition, the author can think about it. The protagonists of all novels are essentially immortal. The novel ends when the protagonist dies. Therefore, the protagonist of this book not only has immortality but also immortality, although the author strongly denies it. The protagonist of the novel is already born with several passive cheats, so cheats are difficult to write. Recently I saw a golden finger that has the ability to temporarily possess others, which is in line with the school that the soul is the base and the body is the clothing.

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If you live forever, why should you fix your hair?

It is difficult to simply write about immortality well, and it is not easy to portray the image of an immortal person while alive. But if you write it well and only need this little bit of immortality, it will stand out and be regarded as a masterpiece. Come on!

It's boring. What I wrote doesn't feel like a longevity novel at all.