Reborn as Grass, and I'm Loving It

It's peaceful, serene, and comfortable. Unlike traditional cultivation novels, which often feature murder and robbery, brutality, the constant creation of magical artifacts like the "Ten Thousand Soul Banner," and bizarre plots involving violence and bloodshed (from the protagonist's perspective), this book offers a tranquil and peaceful environment within the cultivation world and Changhen Star.

It's a great read. It's a high-level martial arts cultivation world with abundant resources, minimal intrigue, and where death or extermination of a clan is commonplace. The overall atmosphere is lighthearted. The protagonist is incredibly powerful, a creator-mother level being.

Hmm... Refreshing and elegant, it reminds me of the feeling I had when I watched the new Legend of the White Snake.

Everything else is fine, but without even asking if this person has a problem, the first thing they do after gaining power is bully ordinary people, and they do it with complete self-righteousness. They forget who they were as soon as they gained power 😅

The world-building is quite interesting, and the protagonist's personality is also good, but I don't really like it when the protagonist's combat power is suppressed.

I won't use any fancy vocabulary to describe this article; I can only say it's fantastic. Many parts are beautifully written, and it omits some less important but necessary plot points, preventing readers from getting too confused. In short, reading this article will at least keep your reading pace steady and prevent you from getting too disorganized. "Speed" should be changed to "thinking process".

The author clearly put their heart into writing this, which is truly rare in today's novel writing world. The frequent use of words that would only appear in real life is a drawback. I initially thought it was an Eastern fantasy story, but as I wrote, Western fantasy elements started to emerge.

This book is best read in winter; it's too dry in summer (unless you're in an air-conditioned room, in which case disregard this).

Since the author asked me to, how could I refuse? So I'll give it a five-star rating.

The article is very interesting, the plot is very clear, and the descriptions of the main character are very detailed.