Under the sky, huge trees tower into the sky. On the distant "Green Star" in the universe, the vast virgin forest is the only ecology of the planet. As a small existence, human beings are forced to build a fragile civilization on top of the thousand-meter-high tree canopy - the suspended Yunqi tribe. The sky corridors intertwined with crystals and vines and the residences lit by bioluminescence constitute a living space that is both magnificent and dangerous. Birds of prey in the sky, beasts on the forest floor, strange man-eating plants, and alien predators are constantly eroding the fragile human civilization. The mysterious ultimate green tide that "revitalizes" the forest is a cruel baptism for the foundation of the Yunqi people, and civilization is struggling to breathe while swaying.
Su Mu, a slender sixteen-year-old boy, is a botanist who accidentally traveled from the earth. With longing for his homeland and deep fear of the bottomless abyss beneath his feet, he is trapped in this dangerous world in the sky. He is afraid of heights, but he survives in the clouds; he misses the tame vegetation of the earth, but has to face the wild and deadly plant ecology of the Green Star. The only thing that supports him is his keen perception and profound knowledge of plants engraved in his bones. This boy who is afraid of falling but must deeply understand the "living hell" beneath his feet meets an aristocratic girl who is in the clouds but longs to touch the core secrets of the planet. Above the crumbling tree canopy, under the all-devouring green tide, two lonely souls will join hands to use botanical wisdom and the edge of technology to step into the unknown abyss, in order to survive, in order to uncover the terrifying truth about the planet behind the "green erosion" and ignite the glimmer of civilization's survival.
Reader comments
A good book that basically satisfies a biology enthusiast's fantasy about arboreal civilization. The author should also have some knowledge of biology, but the writing is too serious and not smart enough. It's a bit like reading a popular science magazine.
It's quite interesting, why doesn't anyone see it?
Hey! This book is very good, but I am not very talented and cannot describe it in words. I can only express it in words✧(◠‿◕) Reading this book feels like reading a published fantasy novel. Anyway, the feeling of reading it is obviously different from other novels. Maybe it is because I rarely come into contact with this kind of novels! O(￣▽￣)d
Like AI, it is all about long paragraphs of description of the environment and details.
Very awesome writing
The story is grand, a lot of suspense, very interesting, and the protagonist's growth is full of twists and turns. The plot is good.
It seems a bit epic at the moment. It's just that the protagonist advances so quickly in the early stage. It's understandable that the planet and the newbie village are all at the first level. It's ridiculous that the protagonist can reach level 6 immediately after being sealed, and he can also cross-border instant kills. If this is only the first level, it's understandable. If it's the sixth level, it will be boring. It's too awesome at the beginning and there is no sense of expectation.
Sharp. . .
Come on, don't stop
It's a nice book about plants.
Novel subject matter, described in detail
The subject matter is novel and the setting is novel. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up plot [Like]
The content is very exciting, the story has ups and downs, and there are a lot of foreshadowings. It's very interesting.
The writing is quite good, but it just feels like the paragraphs are a bit long. Maybe it's because I've read too many novice articles, and I feel like reading this kind of article is a bit taxing [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
It's a very unique environment and the story is amazing. The part where the protagonist crosses the cliff is so thrilling.
It's written like an epic, and it's a bit hard to read.
It is written in long paragraphs, which is easy to read and difficult to read, and many of them are specious descriptions of the environment.
A good book that basically satisfies a biology enthusiast's fantasy about arboreal civilization. The author should also have some knowledge of biology, but the writing is too serious and not smart enough. It's a bit like reading a popular science magazine.
It's quite interesting, why doesn't anyone see it?
Hey! This book is very good, but I am not very talented and cannot describe it in words. I can only express it in words✧(◠‿◕) Reading this book feels like reading a published fantasy novel. Anyway, the feeling of reading it is obviously different from other novels. Maybe it is because I rarely come into contact with this kind of novels! O(￣▽￣)d
Like AI, it is all about long paragraphs of description of the environment and details.
Very awesome writing
The story is grand, a lot of suspense, very interesting, and the protagonist's growth is full of twists and turns. The plot is good.
It seems a bit epic at the moment. It's just that the protagonist advances so quickly in the early stage. It's understandable that the planet and the newbie village are all at the first level. It's ridiculous that the protagonist can reach level 6 immediately after being sealed, and he can also cross-border instant kills. If this is only the first level, it's understandable. If it's the sixth level, it will be boring. It's too awesome at the beginning and there is no sense of expectation.
Sharp. . .
Come on, don't stop
It's a nice book about plants.
Novel subject matter, described in detail
The subject matter is novel and the setting is novel. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up plot [Like]
The content is very exciting, the story has ups and downs, and there are a lot of foreshadowings. It's very interesting.
The writing is quite good, but it just feels like the paragraphs are a bit long. Maybe it's because I've read too many novice articles, and I feel like reading this kind of article is a bit taxing [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
It's a very unique environment and the story is amazing. The part where the protagonist crosses the cliff is so thrilling.
It's written like an epic, and it's a bit hard to read.
It is written in long paragraphs, which is easy to read and difficult to read, and many of them are specious descriptions of the environment.
No sense of immersion,,,,
The text is a bit obscure
Boutique,,,,