
Farming in an Immortal Manor
仙府种田
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
2.1kChapters
1.8MPopularity
942Readers
31kMust-read votes
9.1Score
12.7kRatings
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Very nice, hope to update soon.
It's okay to start the topic, but the plot of this man and woman's life is really uncomfortable. Can you add some human sophistication to it? The male protagonist is so cold. It's not like the real world. How about a little bit of humanity? Even if you are writing foreshadowing, don't write so much, okay? You take off your pants and fart every time. You have done it many times. You don't have a plot to write and you just use it to make up the numbers?
Very nice
The author has arranged countless esoteric skills for the protagonist, but they cannot improve the protagonist's mana level. After killing countless monsters, I didn't get the elixir to change my spiritual roots, nor did I get a way to upgrade. It seems like it's just a lot of useless work. I haven't seen any changes in the protagonist's qualifications for cultivating immortality after watching it for a long time. The general routine does not break out of the structure of computer games. It's like watching people playing games, lacking a sense of immersion. The plot is also very good.
Come on, author
There are more than ordinary poison points. A fight in a small period of Qi training shows the aura of Nascent Soul Transformation, a monstrous evil spirit, and a monstrous aura exuding from the whole body. Couldn't this scare the leader of the Foundation Establishment period to death? From a pauper who was searched and couldn't find a few spirit stones, within a few days, some top-quality magic weapons and top-quality elixirs came to him. It was just announced that spiritual talismans could not be used in the sect competition, and a third-level spiritual talisman in his backhand surpassed two levels and defeated the third level of Qi training. Is this the only son of the leader? No one cares? The elders of Foundation Establishment originally suspected that he had obtained a spiritual object descended from the sky. Why shouldn't the protagonist be sliced up and studied? This book really poisoned me. Let me declare it. I just read five or six chapters and it became so poisonous that I slipped away!
Any novel about cultivating immortals must have a fixed cultivation system, which is divided into urban cultivating immortality and non-urban cultivating immortality. Urban cultivating immortals generally starts from mortals, and basically reaches the highest level of mortals, starting with Qi training, foundation building, golden elixir, Yuanying, transformation into gods, and Mahayana. If you are not cultivating immortals in urban areas, you should start with Qi training, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul, spiritual transformation, and Mahayana. This is roughly such a system.
This is another masterpiece among the mortals. It is worth reading in your spare time. If the protagonist had a more cautious character, the score of this book would be even higher. Even though I have read more than 1,000 chapters, the heroine has not yet appeared, and the protagonist has always been a young man who does not understand the affairs of men and women. He is always holding the hand of a passerby in times of trouble. Maybe this is a book without a heroine.
The author's concept of time needs to be strengthened. From Qi training to the peak of the middle stage of Jindan, it feels like it happened within a few years. Before meeting Ye Ling, his cultivation level was fixed.
Nice