Novel & Cerita My Gu Can Cultivate On Their Own

"The new crops require that water source. Unless you've become too distracted by your giant soldier." Heat rose to my cheeks. "You're impossible." His purring laughter only grew louder. Ignoring him, I focused on the newly unlocked cultivation sector. At my command, packets of Crimson Blaze and Sun-Core seeds appeared in the air. With a sweep of my mental tether, they scattered across the glowing soil. The aquamarine stream shifted course, flowing into freshly formed irrigation channels. The reaction was immediate. The crimson earth pulsed with warmth. Tiny green shoots emerged from the soil almost instantly, growing stronger with every passing second.

When he stepped onto the vast property his partner had acquired, Arlen's insides swelled nervously. "This way, Sir." His guide was quite patient with him. Luca had his hand in the dirt, testing for the texture of the soil. The townsfolk here knew best about what to grow on these lands, but Luca had another advantage. Damaris was an ice age compared to the other kingdoms, yet they made it work through their steam contraptions and scientific inventions. With just the right fertilizers and simple machines, he could triple his produce and try out different ventures. When Luca spotted his spouse from afar, he stopped whatever he was doing to meet him.

Paul casually asked, not really understanding his sister. “The old monk bonded the spirit to me, and when I began to cultivate….” Koran began to explain. “Wait. Cultivate? What is that?” Paul asked. “You haven’t kept up with the news?” Nancy asked. “It’s been on social media, and everyone should know that there are cultivators in the world, people who are stronger than your average person.” “Sorry, but I don’t own a phone,” Paul said with embarrassment. “Here, this went viral earlier,” Nancy said and showed Paul on her phone the videos of the fantastic things some of the cultivators were doing throughout the world.

"Sunshine, I've been meaning to ask you what are the grains for?" "We have a fine tradition to respect the nature, we are living in harmony with nature. A high degree of self-sufficiency and inhibits the appearance of an extensive division of labor, because the elders will not need food to survive, we have to grow our own food. But the food only can be propagated from seed." "Seriously. How do we do that? Even farmers use machines to seeding or harvesting from the plants nowadays." "Don't worry, we will learn how to cultivate crops or other plants with power. In addition, I heard that the school will only provide us food in the first year, then we should feed ourselves unless..."

As of now, they had been just casually hunting monsters on the first floor, but now it was a serious order, so, they will have to begin preparations and constantly grind for items and monsters. Chaos' second plan was to build a large farm! Indeed, they wanted to build a large farm on this desolate planet. But how? It was easy, now that he had the power of the evolved Elder Treant with him, and also the Scarecrows with the Gardening Skill, he will ask his servants to bring all sorts of plants and soil near the swamp (where they grow the most) and plant them here. Water will also be required, but there were some monsters here that could make water out of thin air through magic or skills, so it

'' They have some pro and cons every 100 years new seeds will need to be changed if it does not change it poison your garden and you won't be able to use that dirt anymore,'' Erza said, ''The pro is that it lasts for 100 years and it can grow whatever you want from meat, milk and even eggs. The scientist infuses magic with an everyday item that can't grow on it own and create these seed.'' Erza said. '' They grow fast, for the egg and milk plants you will need to put in a cold place or it won't grow.'' '' The heat items grow in a warm place but I advise you to put them in cold places too. ''Erza said,

The League of Cultivators had to put in a lot of effort back then, going as far as to steal spiritual energy from the entire universe, their ultimate goal to train the seed. Yukon was also the best place, thanks to the abundance of high-quality spiritual herbs growing around the area. Owing to that, they didn’t bother gathering any average herbs. This was why every herb they found within this trove would be extremely precious. As he thought about it, Alex couldn’t help but scorn. ‘What were those emperors thinking? All of this just to train one person? And he ended up becoming a grade-A douche too.’ In mere moments, Alex had caught up to Pigsy. He ended up on the peak of another mountain.

"So, how do beasts improve their cultivation?" Naomi asked. As Lucas patiently explained things regarding beasts and cultivation, Naomi listened attentively. "Just like us, they gather the spiritual energy in the surroundings and absorb them. It may sound easy but doing it is pretty hard. Some beasts and people, commonly those with poor innate talent, even took several years just to take their first step in the cultivation realm. Things with spiritual energy should help them as well." 'That should be hard...' Naomi thought.

It's a piece of land waiting to be cultivated. "I can sow the seeds myself. I can water them myself. I can nurture them myself. "I can grow roses, sunflowers—any flower I choose. "As for those who once tried to plant thorns and weeds in this land…" I turned to Gina and smiled brightly. "The wind will sweep them all away."

The Citadel was a mountain, but every mountain had weaknesses. Elara found her place with Nana Moss and the other growers. They had a small, hidden greenhouse deep in the cavern, lit by crystals that captured and magnified the faint sunlight from surface fissures. Here, they cultivated the last surviving strains of pre-Citadel plants. Elara wept when she saw it. She touched the leaves of a tomato plant, its smell a punch of memory. She began teaching them what she had learned in the Grey Sorrow caverns, how to encourage life, even in poisoned soil.