Secret Language of Nature

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It feels like the author has been influenced by the readers or the release. The plot of this episode has started to speed up. It is estimated that after it is released, the plot may not be so dull. Some foreshadowings will be unfolded. I saw everyone in the comment area complaining about the slow pace. Please say some words of encouragement to the author 😊 I like this book very much, not only the setting of the Bear God. The little monster uses some of the authority of the nature god to lead the village to grow and prosper. But what I like more is the interaction between the elves and the monsters. To say that this book is slow is better to say that it is too daily, but the most distinctive thing about this book is actually this warm daily life. The elves and the monsters rely on each other in the dilapidated village and grow up slowly. They are free from nonsense, they are "stingy" and "stingy", and they are kind and righteous. The author has written the life of the elves in my imagination, and this is what I like most about this book. With the Bear God officially becoming a false god, the plot should slowly unfold. The annual rings of history are about to roll into the Silver Moon Forest. Everything will not be so peaceful anymore. I hope the author can write better and better.

It's very well written. It's available for full order support. Come on.

I think we should make a character card for every frequently appearing character. Otherwise, when there are more and more characters later, people will not be able to recognize what they are, and it will be easy to abandon the book.

My favorite plot is actually when Xiong Da educates Xiong Er by giving him a slap in the face 😵. No, this is not true. My favorite plot is still about hunting for treasure 100 times.

Time travel + second time travel + transformation? The setting of the super god, I would have thought a few years ago, but now it seems a bit tasteless. Although the plot is a bit poisonous, it is not fatal, so I'll keep it all.

Story synopsis: Smart Version: The story of a street-fighting magic deliveryman who traveled to the past and turned into a bear, and then dressed up as a woman and sown seeds throughout the universe, bringing greenery to the world.

I've ordered it all. This book is really good. There's no nonsense. The results are not great. The key is racial discrimination. If the protagonist were to dress up as adults and worship in Chenguang Town, the results of this book would be several times higher. I don't know what the author thought. Maybe this is a common problem among literary youths.

I have been following this book since the beginning and I like it very much. I have a problem until now. The development of natural gods is inseparable from faith. The protagonist himself also relies on faith to develop. The author has also added Ze elves to add sources of faith. But the current plot of this book may also be my personal feeling. There are more and more non-believers among forest elves, and now academies are being opened, and physics and other subjects have begun to be studied. At the end of the study and exploration, more and more atheism will definitely appear. It will definitely be in the later stage, just as the ice elf said. How can the protagonist be upgraded as a natural god? And because of the war, the Silver Moon Forest territory has not recovered, and new planets are now being developed. I'm really troubled by the question of faith. I sincerely hope this book gets better and better.

The strength setting of this book: Beginner level one to two; intermediate level three to four; high level five to six; earth level seven to eight; heaven level nine to ten; legendary level 11 to 12; extraordinary level 13 to 14; demigod level 15... Different professions have slightly different titles. Take the magician as an example: Level 0 apprentice; first to second level elementary magician; third to fourth level intermediate magician; fifth to sixth level high level magician; seventh level great magician; eighth level magician; ninth level magister; tenth level great magician; eleventh to twelfth level legendary mage; thirteenth to fourteenth level extraordinary; fifteenth level demigod; sixteenth level magic god

I have been following it until now, and there is no doubt that I love this book, but the pace of recent chapters has been a bit fast, so I would like to offer some thoughts here. The main reason is that the adult part of the protagonist is too rushed, just like the previous game Banbu's development was on the fast track after catching up with Chi Wushan. But this game actually has a grander world view (leaving aside the interstellar lines in the previous game that basically only existed in the background) and a broader stage. This means that the delicate daily life and vivid friends in the early stage are missing the mid-term transition, and are directly stuffed into the camp battle pattern by the fast-paced plot, and then there is no unique growth portrayal and performance (not only the friends, but also Winnie) The character who was suspected to be the first heroine in the early stage is now almost only living in the background), and it has come to pass. We see that friends who have taken the fast track after the seventh level have risen to legend, got married, and bento (of course, with the true god Dagur, there may be tens of millions of ways for Tucker and Fink to spit out bento), leaving a lot of reading experience accumulated in the past to be hastily dissipated. Shirley's lack of effort, the tigress's self-training, etc. Seemed to have suddenly lost their support, and were upgraded in a dull and dry way, with a lot less to say... The author has his own considerations, I can't comment, I What I want to say is that a plot that advances so quickly can easily become watery and dry, wasting the early foreshadowing, and easily losing readers' stickiness. This trend has been seen recently. I hope that the enlarged perspective is the beginning of a more macro and grand plot, rather than ending quickly like the previous work.

I guess, if I hadn't planned to come back and read it again, I wouldn't have known this guy had published a new book.

Come on, all the recommendation votes are given to this book.

I still feel immersed in cockroach farming, so I quickly went back to write about farming.

The reward is 500, the novel is really well written, come on, Oli will give it!

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Um, I accidentally opened this book, and I still have the impression that I wanted to nail it all before. Then I read some of it and felt that there were too few updates, so I just picked it up. But I forgot about it. When I read it today, I thought, boy, is it unfinished? Is it over with more than 400?

From the first few chapters to now, I feel that the setting of the protagonist's strength is really becoming more and more unreasonable; Dagur has eaten so many good things, and it feels like the improvement in strength is really not reflected at all. Apart from a faster upgrade speed, is there any other use? The only powerful spell is something I learned myself. And as far as the speed of leveling up is concerned, the book has always said that Earth Explosive Bear can reach it as an adult, which is really useless. It gives me the impression that there is a krypton gold boss and a zero-charge party. The boss keeps charging money and works hard just to open up a gap with the zero-charge party. However, the zero-charge party not only does not charge money but is also a group of casual people. They are only slightly lower than the boss in terms of combat power and can catch up in a few days. Really, the investment and income are not directly proportional. When I read this book, I really liked the farming style of the book, and I didn't mean to say that I wanted to see my strength fight and crush my opponents. But as a god, his strength is rubbish, and he has no means to save his life (he can't teleport, and he will become impotent after just one use of a special spellcasting method he learned). After eating so many good things, the writing is really useless.

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Is it worthwhile to be happy that the author has failed? Or just say some cool words in a cold voice. You guys are doing well at the starting point. There are several capable authors, including those great masters, who write about all sorts of things. Thousands of Miles to Send a Blood uses his brain when writing and has a good attitude. He is a rare good author and everyone should cherish it! At the starting point, except for Astral Cockroach, I have never read the other books even once, even if I have finished them all. The Astral Cockroach is really a pity, and the Astral Chapter here should be used to continue the Astral Cockroach.

The Titans attacked the Blue Star, slaughtered the Blue Star Zerg, and then drained the Force from the Blue Star to make Force Crystals. Finally, they left with a spaceship full of Force Crystals. The surviving indigenous Zerg tribe on Blue Star finally perished due to exhaustion of the Force. Tens of thousands of years later, Dagur led the forest elves to the Blue Star and planted the World Tree on the Blue Star where the Force was exhausted. The World Tree can straighten out the magic network. This is only a side effect. Its main function is to generate the force. As the World Tree grows, the Force on Blue Star gradually recovers. Dagur started exploring the world from the Crescent Continent where the World Tree is located. Discover the Dragon Bamboo Continent, Guanli Continent, Chijian Continent, Sakura Continent..., Excavate ruins, and rescue the surviving divine power plants... A few years later, Dag was promoted to true god and met the Titans again. The Titans wanted to seize the Force on Blue Star again, but were defeated by the true god Dagur. Later, Dag went a step further, upgraded to the ruined Void Divine Court, and got to know the True God of Nature. Only then did he realize that this place was just a civilized sanctuary created by the True God of Nature and other major true gods during the great annihilation of the universe. Finally, Dag carried the expectations of all the true gods, piloted the latest spacecraft, flew out of this shelter, reached the real universe, and found a truly livable planet. Then he encountered an interstellar storm and traveled again. This time he traveled to the Zerg Bambu to fight against the invasion of the Titans. After a desperate fight, he defeated the Titans and became the Insect God on the Blue Star. He met the True God of Nature and knew that this place was just a civilized sanctuary created by the True God of Nature and the major True Gods during the Great Annihilation of the Universe. Finally, Bambu carried the expectations of all the true gods, piloted the latest spacecraft, flew out of this shelter, reached the real universe, and looked for a real livable planet…………

Maybe this is why Dagur couldn't awaken the talent of the Geomancer: It's not because of any rationality, but it's still a human thinking mode deep inside. The races of elves and monsters have all been transformed into humans. So this kind of "wars are all the fault of the big guys, and we should have mercy on the civilians" is not a big mistake, because the source of this idea is "we all have the same roots, and as long as we don't create blood feuds, we can surrender." After the empire's continuous racial attacks on the Moku people (foreign race) and the Holy See of Light (foreign faith), Dagur still can't see clearly the essence of the racial war. That can only be because it doesn't want to see it clearly at all. But guys with yellow skin and white hearts will still get beaten.

Woo hoo hoo, just at the exciting point, it suddenly disappeared. Teacher Danlia, Teacher Danlia...

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Yes, a very nice book. Except updates are a little slower. Nothing else wrong. Come on!

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Why not finish it? 😢

A little disappointed, the routine is old. Those who have seen similar routines before only remember the Devil's Law, Omniscient or All-Professional Master, and others have forgotten. It dragged on for about two hundred chapters and ended in about two hundred chapters.

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