Reborn as a Bamboo

Leaving a comment, and maybe starting a thread for sharing pictures.

Hey author, have you heard? I heard there was an author who only updated once a day, and one night several burly men broke in through his window and attacked him. I heard it was really horrific; he was stabbed dozens of times and only suffered minor injuries. It was truly horrific. By the way, I'm just telling you this so you can hear it.

I have a few ideas about this bamboo. Space system: 1: Bamboo with a Thousand Sections and Myriad Worlds: Each section of bamboo contains a world within its hollow, and the entire bamboo stalk is a series of worlds (a bamboo version of the World Tree). 2: Enlightenment Bamboo: It is the degenerate form of the one above. There is a huge space inside the bamboo, and the spaces are interconnected.

The more I read, the more I felt the author was a proponent of individualism. While other factions were scheming and plotting against each other, the protagonist's faction was harmonious, which felt awkward. Did the author add a bit too much personal bias?

I really love this book! 🤭🤭

That's underestimating technological weaponry! Finding animals hiding in the jungle is incredibly easy with technology; radar and thermal imaging can scan them directly. Dealing with the ocean is a piece of cake. Sonar, radar, and sound waves can directly destroy the internal organs of marine animals. A certain American used sonic weapons on its destroyers to kill thousands of marine animals.

It feels so drawn out, always getting entangled with humans, and even though humans are almost extinct, they're still bothering the protagonist. And that so-called Fate Society is so powerful, creating this and that, manipulating the protagonist and the human elite with ease. This Fate Society is more like the protagonist than the protagonist himself.

I think we could develop some cultivation techniques, which would both effectively pad the word count and allow for plot development. We could say that many ancient ruins have appeared around the world, containing cultivation techniques and resources (such as weapons, armor, and spirit stones).

The plot felt too drawn out. It was like I was drinking a bowl of porridge, and just when I thought I was almost done, a stream of water would come up from the bottom of the bowl and dilute the porridge. So I had to keep drinking, and just when I was almost done, another stream of water would come up and dilute it again. It never seemed to end, and they wouldn't give me anything else to eat until I finished the porridge. It was very uncomfortable.

This is a really good fantasy beast novel. The protagonist doesn't turn human, and there are no clones or humans mixed up in the story. It perfectly embodies the saying "those who are not of our kind will surely have different hearts" (most fantasy beast novels are really ridiculous). Are there any other novels like this? Can you recommend some?