From Spirit Planter to Lord of All Lands

This is the first time I've seen something written about the earth element.

There aren't many people practicing earth magic among the mortals; I must take a look.

I caught up with it in one go! I love this simple writing style, and I love the cultivation journey where characters gradually gain opportunities and improve their cultivation level. I've never read a protagonist with an earth attribute before, so I expect to see many novel spells. I hope you keep writing!

The first thing the protagonist did after reaching Foundation Establishment was wrong; it was too monstrous. His eldest and third uncles were directly responsible for harming his parents, so killing them was the right thing to do. His fourth uncle and aunt didn't directly intervene, and even if they wanted to intercept him, they couldn't stop him; crippling their cultivation would have been…

After reading over a hundred chapters, I feel there's a reason for the poor performance. There are some issues with the setting, plot, and various other factors. It's somewhere between readable and problematic. It feels like the author wanted to write something new, but their writing skills weren't up to par, and readers weren't really able to accept it. It's okay to read when you're looking for something to read; it's barely passable.

It's getting worse and worse. I initially had high hopes for this book, but after seeing the scene of him and Mrs. Chicken kissing in a coffin, I lost all interest in continuing. I guess it'll all be just licking each other later on. A cultivation story with a single female lead would have been fine, but they had to write about him kissing multiple women. It would have been so much better if he just joined the Hehuan Sect.

This introduction? Families don't accept trash, but sects do?

Such a good book isn't popular; there are tons of bad books on the list. Sigh... I hope the author can persevere; please don't abandon this book! Gold always shines.

The book is good, but I always feel that what the author wanted to write doesn't quite fit the cultivation system of "Mortal Flow". Personally, I think the level-based cultivation system of "Mortal Flow" is extremely mediocre and lacks expandability.

There's a strange, almost eerie beauty to it when foreigners write Chinese (not really).