Global Cataclysm: I Became the World Tree
全球灾变：我成了世界树
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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This is putting the cart before the horse. The book is titled "The World Tree," and what people want to see is the World Tree showing off, not your showing off from a human body—Ye Feng's—perspective. I'll skip this part from the human perspective and read it later; I'll leave it in the waiting area for now.
I'm seriously speechless! The color from my hair dyeing almost completely faded in less than a week (maybe I should draw Ye Feng's sister based on my appearance, hahaha).
There's a strange type of article about mutation and evolution: Why is it that everything else in the world is evolving except humans? Humans should theoretically be the most superior species to emerge from the competition among all animals. Even if all species were to start competing again, humans should initially be at the forefront. Why, then, did evolution suddenly turn humans into the bottom?
This author is completely making things up. A snake as thick as a bucket crawled into the house from the bathroom drainpipe. Even if you haven't renovated your own home, you must have a bathroom, right?
It's the same old formula; I can't stand watching it anymore when mythological figures appear. The author has narrowed his horizons.
I vaguely remember this book being published a few years ago. Was it taken off the shelves? Is it being re-uploaded under a different account now? ~~(ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia
Why does the protagonist tell so many meaningless lies? Just to show off and brag? It's completely unnecessary.
I read through chapter 200 of Qiongqi in one go, and it started to feel uninteresting after that. Isn't the World Tree supposed to be an invincible protagonist story? Why suppress the protagonist's level? Suppression isn't so bad, but the third spiritual energy revival started giving rise to super-limited creatures, and the protagonist is still only at the fifth rank. It's too frustrating.
If you don't like the humanoid characters, you can just leave; don't say it out loud. It's really discouraging to the author, especially since they've already made it clear in the synopsis. (I'm a rational observer; I like the book "Tiger and Dragon," so those who know, know.)
You shouldn't have written "World Tree." Your understanding of laws and abilities has absolutely nothing to do with the World Tree. Writing it like that just makes it awkward for readers. Using something else like a willow tree, peach tree, or banyan tree would make much more sense.