Cultivation: Weaving Fate, Starting as a Silkworm Farmer

Can you please stop having such a big background of the people around you, and then you are taken away midway, and then there is some wedding robbery thing... It's an old routine from many years ago, and you still do this

How could a rookie who had just set out on the road have so many enemies? And you have raised seven or eight species of exotic silkworms in just a few days? What, don't the alien silkworms need time to hatch and grow? And how can you, a novice, have the guts to do this? Do you really think soul searching is not popular here?

Imagine that a silkworm farmer is surrounded by enemies for no apparent reason. When small ones come, big ones will come immediately. After reading a few chapters,

Inject me with the follow-up collection 😭,

The plot is a bit impatient, let the story drive the plot, instead of telling the same story over and over again, add more dialogue, branch lines, deepen some emotions, write more, practice makes perfect, haha

The protagonist's silkworm is just like Eevee in Pokémon. It can evolve into a similar alien silkworm according to any attribute it comes into contact with!

Goldfinger is engaging and the storyline is well written. The abilities brought by this golden finger profession, the combination of cultivation and profession, should not be owned by the protagonist alone. It's just that the protagonist is a bit special, so it might be more attractive if written like this.

In addition to the Qidian official and the author, this is my second post. I want to be a real veteran and follow the author. Liu Ming, who is not in contact with each other,

Maybe I am a novice who has read too many Shuangwen. In my opinion, the problem with this book is that the protagonist enters the game too early. The protagonist does not have much performance in the game. However, the author focuses on the performance and inner drama of various supporting characters. Moreover, the protagonist is a Qi-training minor with no background. Although there is a plug-in, he enters the game too early and his cultivation level is not high. Too much work will only give him trouble. It feels like something is going wrong, and the protagonist's plot is too big. Even many settings feel like they are centered around plot. Moreover, the protagonist, as a minor repairman with no background, has cultivated one after another alien silkworms. It seems abnormal that no one doubts or covets this ability. There are also some minor problems that I won't explain one by one.

It's a bit interesting. The signing looks promising.