
The Ancient Wizard Only Wanted to Farm
远古大巫一心想种田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 487k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Primeval Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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233Chapters
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4Fans
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Although it was an old routine at the beginning, it looked okay, but after more than 100 chapters, I read the original text "She is immortal, but she actually doesn't care much anymore." Faced with the uncertainty of the life or death of a tribal chief who took great care of her and often got along with her, the heroine was so cold and ruthless that she couldn't stand it any longer, so she jumped directly to the ending.
Modern time travel, why are you still such an idiot and don't understand anything?
A lot of nonsense, the same idea is repeated over and over again. The length of the story is all made up like this. The plot is not compact enough, but the subject matter is relatively novel.
What kind of knowledge makes the author think that a layer of cloth is warmer than animal skin?
It's a very interesting ancient novel. Usually the heroines in the past are just for falling in love, which is very boring, but this one has no cp. The whole story is about everyone's efforts to survive. The heroine is not a boss, she is a growth type. From a novice who knows nothing, she slowly becomes the leader and spiritual support of everyone under the pressure of survival. Fantasy + infrastructure. If you like reading ancient novels, don't miss it. If you like refreshing novels, don't read it.
Why is it gone? I still haven't finished it.
Seeing the part where Niu Niu evolved after being captured, the plot up to now is quite interesting. There are twists and turns, but also happiness gained during the development stage. I like the professionalism of developing the tribe now, and I also like the plot without the love scenes disturbing it. Very to my liking!
First of all, the heroine is a child of a divorced family. Both parents are married. The heroine is a child whose father does not love her mother. After finishing the college entrance examination at the age of 18, the heroine climbed a mountain and fell off a cliff. She was summoned to the ancient times and to the Yanlong tribe. In the early stage, the heroine struggled to survive and began to practice recklessly. She almost died several times, but she still behaved the same way. During this period, I experienced moving during the rainy season, fighting ferocious beasts in the black wind and earthquake, and almost had an accident due to Wu Yuan during the move. During these times, the heroine's performance was still remarkable. After seizing the territory of the Yashan tribe in the later period, many things were not detailed. It was more straightforward. The heroine would encounter problems when traveling, and the heroine did not fall in love, but everyone else was a little bit love-minded. The author has written some routines many times without changing the soup. For example, the heroine's reckless cultivation has been a problem several times. Whenever she encounters danger, the heroine complains that her cultivation level is too low, but she and Xiaobai can kill everyone when they go out. Although the author explains it, it is still a bit unconvincing. The heroine will always turn the tide and stop everything when her own interests are endangered. In the later stages, I struggled with logical thinking. In some places, it looked like a forced walking plot, which made me feel a little upset. Old bookworms who like logical texts should be careful.
Why is it over? I feel like there should be a second chapter. It's so exciting and it's over.
It's a pretty good ancient novel. Ancient farming has added ancient powers, and the heroine has the characteristics of cultivation, which makes it easier to fight with wild beasts for living space. But maybe it's because I have a more rigid mind. I always feel that the linen and metal cold weapons created by the modern civilization brought by the heroine are not enough in the context of the terrifying force value of supernatural cultivation. But the author uses these two parts separately every time, because ordinary people still make up the majority, and situations with high force value are mostly used when fighting ferocious beasts in the jungle. There seems to be no logical problem. Overall it's pretty good, the logic is perfect, and all the pitfalls have been filled.