Hello, readers! Thank you for taking the time to explore A Farmer’s Journey To Immortality. This novel follows the story of Aksai Everwood, a reincarnator endowed with two unique advantages: the neural link fabric and access to the Enchanted Everwood farm, which he can teleport to at will. With these tools at his disposal, Aksai no longer feels compelled to take risks or seek fortune in the cultivation world. At least not for the most part. The narrative unfolds at an optimal pace, with standard cultivation realms acting as the Paths to Power. Later on, Aksai will make strides in both body cultivation and spirit cultivation simultaneously, earning his advancements through perseverance and dedication. Aksai will also learn Martial Arts to make use of his body cultivation. Also, did I tell you that it’s a multi-worlds story? The second world exploration will start from the second volume so you need to be a bit patient. There will be more worlds to explore as the story progresses forward. What distinguishes this story from others in the Eastern Fantasy genre is Aksai’s unconventional path. Unlike typical wuxia protagonists, he actively avoids confrontation, relying on his intelligence to sidestep trouble before it arises. Aksai considers himself a compassionate individual, aiding those he cares about while safeguarding his own interests. Yet, he is not one to be trifled with, capable of unleashing formidable violence when provoked. Here are a few FAQs to address any lingering doubts: 1) System? No 2) Status Panel? Yes (Aksai's progress will be periodically displayed, courtesy of the neural link fabric, but without system shops, quests or experience points.) 3) Spirit Farming? Yes 4) Relations with Female Leads? Intimate but without formal marriage (No harem or romance for the most part, but Aksai won't lead a solitary life.) 5) OP MC? No 6) Edgelord MC? No 7) Evil/ Villain MC? Yes (With a relatively milder edge; Aksai's actions may seem ruthless to some while reflecting a certain moral code to others.) 8) Standard cultivation realms? Yes 9) Cliched cultivation plot? No 10) Young Master Tropes? Perhaps, but not overly so. 11) Weak to strong progression? Yes 12) $mut scenes? No 13) NTR? No 14) Netori? No 15) Info-dumps? Yes, purposefully placed within the storyline. 16) Slow burn? Not really (The narrative unfolds logically with detailed exposition.) 17) Slice of life elements? Occasionally included to highlight Aksai’s farming life. 18) Daily schedule? Typically 2 chapters/day + Bonus release on weekends 19) Is this novel worth reading? Absolutely (I am deeply invested in my work and believe it offers a worthwhile reading experience.) 20) Are there grammar errors? Possibly, but please do point them out for correction. 21) Memes in the comment section? Always welcome :) Please go through the book synopsis, reviews, and FAQs before posing any questions. I’m happy to address any queries that haven't been covered, provided they won't spoil the storyline for others. That's about it. Happy reading and good day! :)

Interesting concept and well written chapters are a recipe for some well made dish full of goodness. Puns aside, I am enjoying the book and as a fellow reader who is here looking for review from poison testers such as i myself i give this a score of 15 oranges out of 8 bananas... i did it again... All in all i recommend this book, pls don't report me, my brain just works differently :<

Breathankingly original, good usage of tropes, good progression and cultivation in a medieval europe fantasy setting, as you read you can easily tell the author is experienced and knows how to properly imbue his soul into his works, liked it

This has been a great book to sink my teeth into, throughly enjoying the pace of the novel. Look forward to the follow up chapters

The plot turned into brainless cap. 😑😑😑😑😑

the book's kinda like Warlock of the magus world meets a typical farming xianxia novel. interesting fusion, id say. I would like to see aksai use his ai chip in every cultivation field possible. from alchemy to formations. and from weapon forging to farming. also, would like if there were more charavcter arts.

Finally a novel where the reincarnated Mc isn’t a totally mass murder psychopath . Normal process without endless fighting . Good grammar and sentence build .

not really fan of martial arts. spirit cultivation is like magic and martial arts are like bodybuilfders on magical steeroids. spirit cultivation should easily win because of the elemental damage they generate. without sufficient cultivation base, martial arts is useless. but u can still win against a martial artist if u have high cultivation. that's how i feel. so hope the mc doesn't neglect his soirit cultivation when practicing martial arts. but i like the farming scenes. please give us more slice of life farming chapters grayback. also, can we have world map of this world?

Spoiler warning so proceed with ur own risk. What I liked. Awesome start. Just the right kind of protagonist friendly cheats, not too weak not too powerful. Mc makes use of these cheats very efficiently. in-depth character backgrounds. well-planned cultivation concepts, body cultivation techniques, and martial arts. concepts of Spirit essence and qi have been well explained. Likeable main character. The book has a refined cultivation flavour to it. There was one young master character at the start. But I'm glad he died so smoothly without causing a ruckus. Like such calculating MCs the most. What I disliked/ could be improved. storyline needs to pick up space. I personally don't like reading about multiple paragraphs about cities that MC will only visit for a few chapters. Just give me the brief intro about a certain place and I can imagine the rest. Saying this because I have read my fair share of cultivation novels so I understand that it might not be the case for everyone. Would also like MC to learn more about martial arts. he also needs to do more body cultivation. If he is not a good spirit cultivator, Id prefer if he only practiced body cultivation and dominated in it. this is my personal choice but I'd also like there to be harrem. It'd def recommend this novel to everyone who are well versed in reading cultivation works. Itd be a fresh breath of air for them. Wish Grayback would release more on weekends. Been following their works for well over two years now. Wishing all the best and hope there's many more chapters for me to bing read on