Evolution Begins with the Great Moon Tree

What the hell is it that dropped from Silver Level 7 to Level 5 after half a year?

It's extremely poisonous. I didn't look at it later. Just the wind blew down a tree ten thousand feet high. The protagonist was so poisonous that it exploded without even doing anything. What is the concept of ten thousand feet? Mount Everest is only 8000+ meters high, and what is the concept of wind that can blow down trees? If it were to be placed on the earth, it would be a world-destroying disaster, and the entire earth's terrain would have to change.

Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you. Don't be a eunuch. If you are a eunuch, I will take Brother Jie to your house to play.

I feel sleepy after reading seven chapters. It's like a running account. Let me summarize for everyone what he wrote: I am a tree, able to absorb nutrients from other creatures or plants. What I eat today, what I eat tomorrow, I grow up. The strong wind came, I almost got cold, and then I had a big meal. The heavy rain came and I almost got cold, so I had a big meal. Once I flew into the sky, I almost got cold, and then I had a big meal. Every time I move, I will be weak for several days, but I just have to push hard, I just have to do it, and I will be infinitely close to death, so that I can understand the true meaning of survival. Don't ask me why I don't thrive in one place. As a protagonist, even if I am just a big tree and don't seek death, I am not worthy of the title of protagonist.

, Although it looks okay, a big floating tree is very poisonous.

Let me comment on it. After the poison test, in the first chapter, there was a strong wind, and several big moon trees that were over 10,000 feet high fell down. Trees that were about 30,000 meters high. Well, it was very impressive. Any tree can grow into the size of the world tree, and it will be blown down by any strong wind.

I don't think it's too poisonous, like floating in the air. The most poisonous thing is that you can obviously move tree roots, but you have to use the floating skill to move. It only takes a few seconds to walk ten meters at most, but it takes a day to cool down? In half a year, walking five miles a day is almost a thousand miles away, and you are still floating in the air, like a ghost! This is not a problem of low IQ, it is a problem of brain damage.

In fact, everyone is here to read the article about upgrading invincible farming. . As a result, the data was a mess. It was silver in this chapter, but it returned to bronze in the next chapter, and the skill level was also messed up. Then if you don't farm well, you have to fly out of your birthplace without even a destination. . His IQ is even worse and he spends all his time trying to die. . Typical novice writing, somewhat spiritual, but illogical and poor writing style

Anyway, the author of this book is just writing randomly. Don't worry about the plot, the setting, or the rationality! As long as the author thinks it is like that. The writing doesn't look like a newbie, it's more like someone from a studio who just fools around and is done. Of course, if you don't have any brains or don't want to call it real, you can still watch it, because the general direction is fine.

Alas, the writing is useless. Some elements don't even know how to develop skills? Is this human wisdom? Furthermore, the vitality of a tree is very tenacious and it will die at any time. I don't know how to branch out. If you divide more trees and create more clones, you can at least save your life. The plot of the curse is simply poisonous, and only fools would transform the curse. Shouldn't those with parallel consciousness find ways to transfer and separate the curse part into small consciousnesses? The plot of psychological activities is also very poisonous. The endless chatter about Bibi is like a fool talking to himself. Also, cultivating the Black Moon tree people was a failure. What relationship does he have with the old tree people? Even if the training is for the purpose of devouring attributes, maybe some rare attributes, the result is that a big fool cultivates a little fool.