The male protagonist is a time traveler. He traveled to Douluo Continent and became a tree. He also taught Xiao Wu. Does anyone recommend it? I have read it before but the book was lost. ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅
The description is magnificent and imaginative! It accurately captures the visual wonders of the extraordinary realm, with flowing light and shadow and majestic divinity flowing between the words. The God Realm is suspended on the top of the endless starry sky. The sea of clouds surges like liquid silver waves. Every drop of dew that falls from the cloud peak is as clear as a mirror. The life, death and prosperity of thousands of worlds in the lower realm are reflected and circulated inside. The sorrows and joys of mortals, the rise and fall of dynasties, the birth and death of stars, all shine and die in this fleeting light and shadow. Above the sky, there is no ordinary change of day and night, only pure divine power condenses and surges, turning into a never-ending magnificent aurora. The light belt is not static, but swimming and galloping like a living thing: at one moment it pours down like an emerald galaxy formed by thousands of expanse of blue waves, dyeing the continuous glazed palace into a deep dream; at another moment it looks like the red flames erupting from an ancient furnace, enveloping the golden sunset and burning fiercely, reflecting the suspended floating mountains like a burnt charcoal core, with molten golden glow flowing around the edge. Every surge of light tide is accompanied by a silent whisper of divine words, echoing in the empty cloud steps and seeping into every star cornerstone that builds the temple.
① Not following the main plot + rebirth + seizing opportunities ② The heroine Tang Wutong has no CP + invincibility + brainless cool writing ③ time travel + rebirth + twin martial arts