Laying Low in an Ant Colony to Build a Paradise Cave Abode
苟在蚁巢打造洞天福地
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- Ongoing
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- 773k Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
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239Chapters
85Monthly votes
5.4kRecommendations
27.4kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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The subject matter is good, but the writing style is immature, like something from a female-oriented online novel.
The protagonist used third-tier spiritual items to cultivate Qi, while others used first-tier items, and some didn't use any at all. Over a decade, the protagonist broke through to the seventh level of Qi Refining. Midway through, a woman suddenly acquired the relic of an elderly person at the ninth level of Qi Refining (it was someone else's failed attempt to break through to Foundation…
I realized that the protagonist didn't make good use of his cheat ability. To put it simply, this cheat ability allows him to use one resource as a thousand; all other effects are minor details.
The writing isn't quite right; it's not very coherent and a bit disjointed. There are also many shortcomings; dealing with the termites would require hiring a Foundation Establishment cultivator.
I'd like to ask whether I should cultivate a spiritual root in the future. If I do, will it remain the same size as before, or will it shrink? If it shrinks, will it still be a spiritual root?
Judging from the title, I thought it would be a good novel, but after clicking in, I found a protagonist with an overpowered cheat ability and ridiculously low intelligence, and the plot the author wrote was utter garbage.
The fact that the effect of the second pill is halved is a bit hard to accept. Based on this setting, I guess only the chosen ones of this world can reach the Golden Core stage.
I'm only at the 6th level of Qi Refining after 120 chapters. Is there any achievement in Foundation Establishment? Why is it so difficult to achieve?
If the main character can shrink, and there are ants on his body when he shrinks, will they also shrink?
There's one thing I don't understand after reading it. I don't know if I missed it or if the author didn't write it. The protagonist puts things into the ant nest normally, and the things are of normal size. But when the protagonist uses his ability to go inside, the things shrink along with him.
This cultivation world is too peaceful! When will the male protagonist finally stop hiding within the sect? He's afraid of being discovered if he cultivates too fast, and he's afraid of being discovered if he has too many spirit stones. He can only keep suppressing his abilities like everyone else. I suggest you write it faster, directly to Qi Refining Perfection and Foundation Establishment.