Flying into the Stars

Come on, it looks good. I have to ask, can I have a harem?

Five stars for newcomers. The main routines are too old. I like to have my own way. Newcomers are not bad either. Maybe I have read too many novels and the requirements are a bit high. I have experienced all kinds of routines.

I have been reading novels since 2001, and it has been decades now. Your book is very good. My fault in commenting on you is that the plot segmentation is unfair. For example, after Huang Zhen's plot is finished, when you want to write about Huang Zhen's parents, don't just write about Huang Zhen's parents. This way there is no sense of camera. You want to say, what is Huang Youwen doing on the other side, or in a manor in Yangcheng? Only in this way can there be a sense of camera and it will be more comfortable to read.

Can the author write more? [Sending my heart]. The plot is quite reasonable and satisfactory to me so far. I hope it can fill in the pitfalls of a single female protagonist, or if there is no female protagonist (single female protagonist is best), I will leave if there are multiple female protagonists. I still hope that I can stick to writing about things outside the earth. This book obviously pays attention to the personal interests of the protagonist. I also like to read this type of book. It feels good to write more and feel more comfortable (in fact, I just want to urge more). Come on [upvote][upvote][upvote]

It's okay, but there's a problem with the punctuation of the words. Come on💪

It feels okay, even if it's a bit cliche, but it's still good.

A good novel written by the author, I like it very much!

In cultivation, the weak eat the strong, and strength is respected. However, cultivating the truth is also cultivating the mind and the original mind, and cultivating the truth is also cultivating the path of sentient beings. In addition, when introducing the causal logical relationship, try to be concise and clear, and don't be far-fetched.

This book is well written. The author is unconstrained and miraculous in this book. He dares to think, write, and create very good ideas. I like it very much and it is worth reading.

Among the vast galaxy with the theme of cultivating immortals, "The Tree of Creation" is eye-catching with its unique setting, especially the core concept of "the leaves of the Tree of Creation have their own teleportation and are extremely powerful", which is a stroke of genius, injecting vigorous imagination and tension into the story. Teleportation is a very attractive ability in the world of immortality, but when it is combined with the "tree of creation", an image full of mystery and vitality, countless possibilities arise. The instantaneous movement of leaves is no longer a simple space shuttle, but seems to be connected with the creation of heaven and earth. It may carry the aura of vegetation, or it may hide the mystery of time and space. This "extraordinary power" is not only reflected in speed and distance, but may also derive unexpected and wonderful uses - it is a Jedi counterattack in desperate situations, a convenient key when exploring secret realms, or a key clue to uncover the truth of the world. With this setting, the author makes the protagonist's growth path full of fun and variables. Every fluttering of leaves may lead to a thrilling adventure; every use of teleportation may reveal the protagonist's unique understanding of power. The plot surrounding this ability not only has the passion and pride common in the world of immortality, but also avoids clichés due to the novel setting, allowing readers to always maintain expectations for the unknown while following the protagonist's exploration. For readers who like stories about cultivating immortals and who are in love with unique settings, "The Tree of Creation" is undoubtedly a masterpiece worth reading. It uses a magical leaf to open a door to the imaginative world of immortality, allowing people to feel the wonder and shock of walking with nature between the lines.