Shu Zong

First, the author, to be honest, I was attracted by your title, Tree Sect. I thought it was like a sect. Although the content does not match the title, well, overall, it is not bad, but I feel that the protagonist is not a human, but turns into a tree, which feels a bit evil. I don't like this type of article. I originally thought that the protagonist has a tree in his body, and then becomes stronger and a series of things, or that he will control the tree, use it for himself, establish a sect, etc.

The first 150 chapters were fine before, it felt quite novel, but after that it became uninteresting. The protagonist is so weak that anyone seems to be able to bully him. This is the weakest Yggdrasil in the book I have ever read

It's better to call it Mother Tree or Mother Goddess. Brother Tree sounds too awkward and uncomfortable, and it's very tacky. Also, World Tree has no gender. Don't tell me that it's because the soul is a man. As World Tree, it still insists on being human. It's so damn disgusting. If I were the World Tree, I would not be as disgusting and pretentious as the protagonist, or the Mother Tree Mother Goddess would sound comfortable and tall.

As a World Tree, why is the protagonist so weak?

I don't know why, but I can't find the feeling I had when I read this book.

Advantages: The subject matter is addictive, and the early stage is okay Disadvantages: The protagonist's position is unclear and the core conflict cannot be grasped. Regarding the main task (making the world more vibrant), he rules the animal world and lets the beasts make friends with humans. The protagonist makes friends with animals (it feels very nonsense. Being the eldest brother is the most speechless. Once you start to accept the younger brother, you put the younger brother in danger and cannot protect the younger brother. He does not fight for the interests of the younger brother and lets him be a dog for humans.) I think the protagonist is very good. The animals are very pitiful. The coexistence between animals and humans , it can only be one kneeling. Before animals evolved, at least everything was orderly, and the weak preyed on the strong. After evolution, I have to lick the protagonist. This is no problem, but the protagonist takes me to lick humans. As an animal, I (a wild boar for example) lick the protagonist. He asks me to lick humans. I live in a heterogeneous group. The aliens cannibalize my compatriots, but I want to be friends with him. I can't fight for the chance of life for my kind and let them become meat pigs. I think this is a sad thing.

I really don't understand the ratings here. I've read this, and it's not a very good book. But I, an eleven-year-old bookworm, can finish it, and it's okay. However, some books that are like shit often get a rating of 9. When I looked at the ratings, I spit it out. According to the ratings, an 8.0 Or above is no problem, but a 6.6 Leaves me with a lot of question marks. No matter what platform I use to read books, it's disgusting to read a book based on the ratings.

Then I keep getting caught by hunting groups, and then I have to rescue them, and I have to make them act cute. I don't even understand what this is.

It feels too silly. No matter the protagonist or the supporting role, the language is very... Low, and the protagonist is also too weak in the early stage

Why is the main character so stupid? Sooner or later he will be destroyed