Divine Tree Totem: Reborn as a Desert Tree

First impression: 8 points Encountering a Xuan-rank demonic beast: -0.5 Encountering Foundation Establishment Sand Bandits: -0.5 Bandits discover oasis + protagonist undergoes Foundation Establishment followed by a barrage of lightning tribulations: -2 Evaluation: Food and fodder To be honest, everyone is feeling pretty depressed in today's society.

It's a cultivation world, with Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment stages, so why is it categorized as fantasy?

I'm here to look at the trees, not the people.

What's the relationship? It's been on the list for ages.

Author, do you only have five major realms in this story? Isn't that a bit few? Other novels have at least nine; how long can you write with just five?

All they wrote about was family, and a whole bunch of sadomasochistic relationships and simps. Not a single one of these guys was truly dedicated to seeking enlightenment.

The writing is alright, but I really dislike the "entering a dream" trope turning into "possession." It would have been better to start the "entering a dream" talent from a low price and create a dream world or grotto-heaven that can only be entered by the spirit, where everything is a manifestation of the spirit, and it could even allow the dead to live inside.

The Foundation Establishment stage involves a lightning tribulation, and it even has over 10 chapters. There's a system, but it's completely useless. It's just like any ordinary mortal family cultivating immortality! It's incredibly depressing!

I've read a few chapters, and it'll bear fruit, wow! I hope the main character becomes a female version.

Author, if you're not going to kill off Mu Yiyao, then you shouldn't be writing this book. That would be truly poisonous.