Reborn as a Corrupted Demon Tree, I Pollute the World
重生污秽魔树，我疯狂污染世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
58Chapters
31Reads
6.3Score
6Listens
67.7kReads · all time
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Reader comments 24
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The 20 chapters I have read so far are micro-group portraits. They are not brainless. As long as the heroine is not included (you can portray it well and pretend I didn't tell you), this book still has great potential. Come on, come on [Thinking]
Please support me. The recent dark articles are all gone.
I quite like this I hope the author won't write about crashing A little doubt (just weird): The author had a small problem when writing the Silver Moon Wolf King. According to the explanation, the Silver Moon Wolf King should be level three, so his companion, the Storm Queen, should be at the same level as him or one level higher than him. However, a subordinate of a lord appointed by the Storm Queen has a level two. So how did the Silver Moon Wolf King become the eighth demon king?
Will it go to other worlds? Will there be a female protagonist? (I hope not) [Chigua] [Chigua]
It seems fine so far [Thinking] The killing is decisive, but I hope that as time goes by, the protagonist's emotions as a human being will become less and less.
I hope to have more than 1,000 photos in a week.
The author's writing style is delicate and has a strong sense of substitution. It is indeed a good book.
It looks good, but the protagonist's checks and balances on his subordinates and the manipulation of power feel a bit dull. This aspect can be improved or reduced.
The writing is good, various details are fully described, and the presentation is just right.
If you want to write, you should mainly write about the protagonist himself, instead of always writing about other people. It feels good, right? See if the author changes later.