The Age of Immortals and Gods

It's an article piled high with flowery language, yet it reveals an emptiness and weakness throughout. The skillful use of vocabulary is a fundamental requirement for any author; frequent, exaggerated use of words only exposes a pale and feeble foundation, like a castle in the air, collapsing in an instant. In plain terms: I came here to read a novel, not to do reading comprehension exercises.

The concept is good, but it tries too hard to show off its literary skills, making the audiobook experience poor and uncomfortable. I can't be on my phone at work, so I can only read it when I have free time.

It has a broad vision, beautiful writing, and a lot of inner thoughts about the characters.

I'm giving myself a five-star review. I have a lot of drafts in reserve and will release new chapters from time to time. I hope you all enjoy this story.

Being able to handle a matter clearly and systematically over a long period of time is also a skill.

The premise is good, and the descriptions are very detailed, but the pacing is slow. Hurry up, buddy! 😜

Much of it felt like writing an essay, but novels are primarily about the story. The reading experience wasn't great, but oh well, I'll give it five stars for the effort of writing it.

There's a lot of vivid description, it's a bit like reading a Chinese textbook, but it's still pretty good. Keep up the good work!

This book is detailed enough; it's not a mindless read. I highly recommend it.

It suits my taste perfectly, but I discovered it too early; there are only a few dozen chapters left. Doesn't the World Tree have sub-branch (seed)?