The Little Tree Spirit Who Farms

The protagonist seems to live in a secret realm of space elves of a druid who believes in the moon and the night. At first, he thought it was some kind of divine plane. As a demonized tree spirit, it may be that the protagonist traveled through time after being invaded by an alien god, or that the moon caught his soul and penetrated it into consciousness. When will the current cognitive barrier of both parties thinking that the other is a god change? If the protagonist cannot time travel There is also the source of magic. Does it mean that the magic of life disappears due to the fall of God, or does it mean that all magic exists because of the Moon God? Then there is the classic Holy Light. Could the god behind it be the ultimate mastermind? Leading to the fall of other sources of magic

Let's complain: Moon God still cares about mages. . . . It's normal for druids to believe in the moon god, but mages would become useless without gods. Mages are not that good, right?

You can write less about the development in other places. What you write makes it look like they are so stupid, and they always look stunned. You should also write less about it. Otherwise, as a fifth-level or even sixth-level strongman, he will look like an ordinary person who has never seen the world. It will be very embarrassing.

The introduction is like the vegetable-growing skeleton I watched back then 😍

Advantages: Farming is well written, the setting is reasonable and interesting, the plot is relatively warm and plain, and it has the feeling of a big-eyed farming novel Disadvantages: Some plots are a bit intellectual, and the main world plot is 90% taken for granted.

The bastard character in the temple is not likable, but the others are pretty good. The author tries to write as little as possible about female characters like Shen Li.

Is the routine in this book about ancient routines where everyone knows that the protagonist is awesome, but only the protagonist doesn't know how awesome he is?😰

Your profile looks like a vegetable gardening skeleton!

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You graft undead creatures, why don't you graft black beasts?