Cultivation Is Too Hard. I’d Rather Go Home and Grow Sweet Potatoes

The early pacing is well controlled, and the plot is quite attractive to me. I have a strong desire to watch it. I can plant grass. If you like the daily life of farming, you can come and take a look. But there is one thing, (only a personal opinion), when I saw the heroine (probably) being picked up by Shenshuizong, I personally felt a little bit reluctant to read it, because I thought of another heroine in the article, so I won't mention her name here. Maybe it's because I personally prefer the male and female protagonists to farm and develop together😂. Most probably want to create a line with the female protagonist and weaken the role of the female protagonist in the early stage of the male protagonist, but I think it is not necessary. Personally, I feel that it is more interesting to have the male and female protagonists develop together in a daily farming novel than to separate the male and female protagonists and then take them back when the male protagonist becomes stronger (personally I feel it is a bit bad (🐶 to save my life)). The above is just my personal opinion after reading it. I am not criticizing or criticizing, it is just my own thoughts. The author's writing is also very good. Come on.

The logic is clear, not mindless, nor is it treated specially when meeting a woman, it is relatively normal. The male protagonist is greedy for money but has a sense of right and wrong. He is forbearing and knows how to analyze. He is better than many so-called cool novels.

I deeply agree with what Mo Shang Yimeng said in the book review section. I don't like this kind of plot where the heroine is robbed and then the hero snatches her back every N chapters. It's not that the author's writing is not good enough, but that I don't feel like this kind of plot. I just like to watch plots about farming and posting ( In addition, update quickly, I want to see the main character Guosha, Luoshizi Shenkouya

This is my favorite type of reading. The story development is quite reasonable and the protagonist's wisdom suits my taste. It feels a bit like reading "Three Kingdoms"! ! Looking forward to the next article! !

It's very interesting to read, the author's writing is also very good, the protagonist is not the kind of brainless and invincible, there is a plot, a main line, and he has not forgotten his roots. It is quite good.

You can leave a message which character you like. If there are more likes, I will increase the number of scenes as appropriate~ I wish all Taoist friends here have clear thoughts (｡･ω･｡)

Not bad, I look forward to the author's updates, keep it up!

The author's writing style is a bit immature. And once all the female characters see the male protagonist showing off his power, no matter what age or level they are, they can no longer move. Whether it is a female cultivator who has lived for more than ten years in the Qi Refining stage or a female cultivator in her twenties or thirties during the Foundation building stage. Not to mention, as the leader of a sect at the peak of Tiandan stage, how old must he be in real life and in his heart. Let's not mention for the moment that the actual age of each character in a book affects the correct judgment of mental age. Just talking about whether the female characters are successfully created or not is impressive. The female supporting character is too licky, and her appearance description is like a dog-skin plaster that cannot stick. After unlocking a new realm, the plot related to this person will not be discussed unless the map is triggered again, which is too inappropriate. I write this review because I hope that the author will have the opportunity to read this. In the future, the creation of female characters can be more reasonable. In addition, the male protagonist can wake up and understand his own Taoist heart. What is his future attitude towards the female characters he "only knows"? Being able to cultivate the golden elixir (even the heavenly elixir) is definitely not the mentality of a teenager or twenty-year-old who is ignorant of the beginning of love. To love, you must dare to love and hate, let go and love. If love is not available, then most people will let it go. It is impossible for those who are indecisive to live to the level of Tiandan or above. As for another point that needs to be mentioned, the male protagonist's teleportation talisman. Author, is the setting too outrageous? Is it possible to teleport from Fo Zhu Kingdom to Da Yin? Wouldn't it be so troublesome to go to war with another country in the first place? Wouldn't it be enough to just have someone carry thousands of fixed-point teleportation talismans and send them to thousands of Qi-training peaks? Also, is the difficulty of obtaining this talisman a little lower? The silver medals obtained by the level 1 Demon Suppressor can be exchanged, and the market and foundation storage storage space can also be used. In addition, every event trigger is so coincidental. I happened to go to see a doctor for treatment, and the doctor's office happened to be at Dizi Climbing Tower. I happened to go to join the inner sect of Qingyun Sect, and that day happened to be the annual day to recruit disciples. Some coincidences can be added to the foreshadowing in the previous part, or through hearsay on the road to becoming popular, instead of just "happening" to happen upon arrival. The last thing is the male protagonist's training speed. In ordinary fairy tales, it is normal for immortal cultivators to retreat for three to five years at a time. Even at a high level, spending more than ten or twenty years in retreat just to improve a certain magical power is too fast for the male protagonist. He has a small enclosed space that can be used more

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Generally speaking, after reading more than a hundred chapters, I feel that the plot is pretty good, and then the plot becomes a little more interesting later on. I won't go into details. 🤐🤐🤐