Desert Survival: I Cloned a Tree and Raised a Beast Legion

It's pretty good, but some parts aren't very well written. Here's a suggestion: if you see this, you can revise it. Everything else is great. At the beginning, the author throws sand at the scorpion, saying that the attack misses slightly after it hits the scorpion's face.

Real review ⭐⭐⭐ I have read 66 chapters so far and have read around 200 chapters. ① Plot • On the surface, it is about desert survival, but in reality, it is a "pet leveling-up" framework. • The main plot can be summarized as: explore the map → trigger battle → pet assist in battle → cycle forward. • The protagonist's own combat power is limited, and the battle is highly dependent on pets.

I've read 49 chapters so far, catching up with the previous one. It's been AI-edited and is readable. It's a good read, keep it up, author!

I caught up with it in a few hours, it's really good!!! It's a lighthearted story, not too angsty for the main character, the male lead is loyal and righteous, not a saint, and has good values. I also love the pets, but I like the wolf the most, it's so endearing, just like a puppy 😘😘 Keep up the good work, author!

I caught up in one night, no doubt it's great! The plot is fast-paced and engaging, the characters are well-developed, and overall it's very good. It's just a bit short, haha. I hope the author updates more often. The world-building is quite extensive; let's see how the author develops it. I've never seen a world like this before, it's very appealing to me.

So far, it's pretty good. The overall logic and plot are sound, but there are a few details the author could work on: 1. The jujubes the protagonist grows, intended to optimize creature attack postures, are given to the first three pets and then eaten by the protagonist himself.

Surprisingly, it's pretty good! [I'm full] I'm too eager to open good items, and I haven't even tried to see if I can duplicate them. I've already used up several rare items and props without even looking.

I found it very enjoyable; it's a classic pet-collecting, leveling-up survival novel. The protagonist, Chen Mo, truly lives up to his name—he's incredibly taciturn. His cheat ability is quite good, and while it's satisfying enough, it's not overly exaggerated…~ The only downside is that the story is a bit too short.

It's alright, there are a few minor flaws, but overall it's not bad, it's good for supplies.

A decent book, no major flaws found so far, concise and efficient writing style. I initially only rated it without writing a review, but while reading another survival novel about a group lord, I suddenly thought of this book, and the more I thought about it, the more something seemed off. In my opinion, the book's underlying design is flawed.