My axe hewed through trees, My saw made planks, my hammer drove in nails, and my plane made things level, fueled by the supernatural strength of cultivator, even if I was an exceptionally weak one. Apart from a rocky first chapter that seems to rush through the initial scenes (which may be by design), the book really started to pull me in. Written by CasualFarmer which I think is a pseudonym, it is apparently very well regarded on webnovel sites that cater to its genre. What sold me, in addition to the very good quality writing, which I chalk up to the Canadian education system, was the positive characters. While he works on the farm by planting rice and building himself a small house, he meets the locals in the nearby town as well as people and animals coming out of the nearby forest.

I read way too much (according to Kindle 636 books last year) and have something like 30 stories I follow on RR currently. But it had the benefit of sparking curiosity and led me to want to understand the popularity of some of these sub-subgenres that largely come from serial web fiction.At least I got his memories, and how to actually use the remainder of this current batch of herbs to deal with the worst of the damage. Lu Ri considered attempting to dissuade him from leaving… but he felt no tumult in the boy's paltry Qi. I shall become a farmer, Senior Brother," The boy replied, "I had some luck in growing the lowly spiritual herbs, so such a thing should be within my minor talents. It's never explained how new Jin because a much more powerful cultivator than the original Jin, but it's apparent through his actions that he is. It just did everything right add to the fact that Travis Baldree is the narrator and it just can't get better.

I earnestly just wish to see where this novel will take us in the future and I pray you don't fall in a slump and vanish one day for one reason or another. Jin was actually fairly good at saving: He had been saving to purchase a few spiritual pills, after picking up so many extra chores. The main character on the first page referring to himself in the 3rd-person confused me, and I didn't get why all of sudden there was a modern personality inhabiting his body after a couple pages of formal Chinese fantasy-style dialogue.On its own, Beware of Chicken is a slice of life with the main cast formed mainly out of cultivators and spirit beasts. The characters are enjoyable, and each one dosen't feel like reused characters like in the normal xianxia stories, and it is a breath of fresh air on the xianxia. The hook that introduces you to the world is pretty good but you'll meet such a wide cast of characters between newly birthed spirits, villagers, old immortals and more. My chickens eagerly followed behind me, pecking the bugs and plants I unearthed with my efforts, bucking and clucking all the way.