I Am Not the Tree God

It's good; it reminds me of staying up all night watching Tree Sect back in the day.

The author wants to say something about the tree analogy: Could we abolish nine-year compulsory education? Of course, not to stop learning altogether, but could we eliminate things like the three axes? Expecting insects to be honest? Aren't you overthinking it? Seeing things like nine-year compulsory education gives me the feeling that humans have assimilated them.

Once upon a time, there was an author who wrote very good novels, and then he became a eunuch.

Seeing the main character teaching the animals Chinese characters, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and the Three Character Classic made me feel very awkward, extremely awkward, and especially awkward.

The author's name is well-chosen; it has a... Endless ending.

Look at them! They're so thin they're practically skin and bones!

Does the author know about "Tree Clan"? Did you write it? I feel these two books are quite similar~ ㄟ(._.ㄟ∠)_ Goodnight

Actually, the author's development is a bit detached from reality. If faith channels can transmit energy, and purple-light bacteria can decompose energy, we can imagine a garbage dump where all edible waste—leftovers, gutter oil, bones, fruits and vegetables, food processing byproducts, and expired food—can be decomposed into energy. The quantity would be astronomical!

My first thought after reading this book was actually, "Could such an amazing praying mantis be parasitized by horsehair worms?"

The green stones... They're not even on the shelves yet, and they keep adding these "er" sounds to pad the word count... It greatly reduces the reading experience.