The Little Tree Spirit Who Farms

The protagonist seems to live in a druid-like spatial realm where they worship the moon goddess and the night; at first, I thought it was some kind of divine realm. Then, as a demonized tree spirit, it's possible that after being invaded by an outer god, the protagonist transmigrated into this world, or perhaps the moon goddess captured his soul and infused it with his consciousness, creating…

Just a quick rant... The Moon Goddess actually cares about mages? ... It's normal for druids to believe in the Moon Goddess... But mages become useless without a god? Mages can't be that bad, can they?

You can write less about the developments in other areas. The way you describe them makes them seem stupid, and all those bewildered expressions are ridiculous. It's really beneath a fifth or even sixth-tier powerhouse to act like an uncultured ordinary person.

The synopsis seems to be from a video game I watched back in the day, featuring a skeleton farming acrobatics. 😍

Advantages: The farming aspect is well-written, the setting is reasonable and interesting, and the plot is relatively heartwarming and peaceful, giving it the feel of a typical farming novel. Cons: Some plot points are a bit illogical, and 90% of the main world's storyline is based on assumptions.

That character from the Temple, Lily, isn't very likable, but the others are all quite good. The author should try to write fewer female characters like Lily from the Temple.

Is this book based on the old formula where everyone knows the protagonist is incredibly powerful, but the protagonist is unaware of his own power? 😰

Judging from your profile, it looks like something about a vegetable-growing skeleton!

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You graft undead creatures onto your base, why don't you graft dark beasts onto yours?