Taking Root in Myriad Worlds, Beginning with the Elven Divine Tree

The first twenty-odd chapters are generally fine with no major flaws and the plot flows smoothly, but there are some shortcomings. The protagonist's friend's brotherly affection for him is superficial; he neglects his brother to pursue a woman (who is a complete player, a total simp), and the protagonist even helps him despite his own financial difficulties (he's almost starving).

To be honest, the plot was terrible. First, they went through a lot of unnecessary scenes for the sake of their brotherhood. Second, a woman just randomly appeared out of nowhere. Third, the protagonist seemed very powerful, but the writing made him feel weak.

It feels so strange, I can hardly bear to watch it, maybe it's just me.

What a coincidence, I've come across you again. Four years ago, we were in the same period, and our initial subscription numbers were similar. I was so discouraged that I didn't dare to write for four years and gave up. Later, I found out that you had completed your book at level 4, which suddenly felt very inspiring, so I started a new book. I didn't expect to see you again today.

This is ridiculous! That's not how you play a simulation game! When there's no danger, you should be developing the sacred tree. You're taking 80% of the profits, what kind of simulation are you talking about?!

This alternate world storyline could actually be quite exciting if written in detail. I'm not sure if the author's alternate world is some kind of infinite flow story or something else, but the author clearly focused more on the main world's plot, which is then rather underwhelming. Some readers enjoy the alternate world storyline, while others prefer the main world's plot. Unfortunately, the author didn't do a good job with either storyline.

It feels like the protagonist's best friend is just ruining his life. 😅

One chapter is too little; it makes readers lose the desire to keep reading. There should be at least two chapters a day.

First day of book release, grabbing a front-row seat! 😌

This book is so good! It's just too short. If you're looking for something to read, check out: Chaos Lord's Infinite Guidance.