I Dig Up Three Thousand Mu of Spirit Fields and Turn My Sect into a Top-Tier Star

In just 83 chapters, he's already leveled up three minor realms, and there's been all sorts of brain drain. Why write so many pretentious and face-slapping scenes in a farming novel? 🙄

Write it quickly

This is a complete farming novel. The first 100 chapters are about farming, then the rest is just endless wandering around, oblivious to the dangers, constantly adventuring, exploring secret realms, and fighting. After planting gourds and grass, there isn't a single new crop in the next hundred or so chapters; it's all just about going off on a rampage.

Shi, run! Don't look! This sect is a complete mess. From the elders to the disciples, hardly anyone is human. They're constantly causing trouble and creating problems for the protagonist. They're trying to make the sect a top powerhouse, but they might as well just wipe it out.

Nice

The Chinese teacher gave it a score of 0.

The protagonist is at the eighth level of Qi Refining, and all his enemies are at the Foundation Establishment or Core Formation stage. When he encounters an enemy he can't defeat, he forcibly uses the system to increase his strength. It's a purely ancient writing style.

I read up to chapter 53, but I was so bored that I forced myself to keep going. It felt bland, a bit disorganized, and had typos. There were also a few things I didn't understand. Paying rent—just asking a junior sister to fetch it and bring it over—felt like it was some incredibly difficult task, like making a mountain out of a molehill.

In the end, it was abandoned.

The beginning is somewhat related to farming... The rest is pure cultivation novel...