[Villain Protagonist + Excellent Plot + Superb Writing + Slow-Burn + No Cliches]
This is not a mindless power fantasy. The protagonist needs to achieve his goals through performers from the Imperial Entertainment Bureau, and the story features an ensemble cast with much of the action behind the scenes.
After transmigrating for reasons beyond his control, Qi Wu became a world-destroying tree seed planted by a higher being.
His mission was to devour the spiritual energy of an entire planet, turn it into a ripened fruit, and await his master's harvest.
After endless ages, his domain finally spread across the whole world. The supreme being who had planted him descended at last to inspect the results.
But…
The ruler of countless realms lost his composure at one woman's smile, and another woman's sword stripped him of his divine might.
“My tree doesn't bear fruit that will destroy the world.”
“It bears them.”
It looks good, the characters are well set, the plot is good, and the world view is good, but the women are a bit ignorant of the true face of Lushan, the text is too short and not interesting enough, and can there be more roles for the witch and Chu Ran 🤔
Not bad but a bit lacking
It's okay. The rhythm and writing style are a little bit good. The protagonist despises everything and does things based on his preferences.
Only Chu Yao lived out her life, the rest felt like she was just living for the male protagonist.
It's very interesting. The writing, plot, and characterization are better than 99% of Tomato's mindless and cool articles.
Good looking, so far good
I don't know why this book appeals to me so much
Overall good, still worth watching
Very nice and interesting work.
Okay, pretty good-looking