The Divine Wood Commands Heaven

It's alright, but I've read many others that are quite good, so I skipped them. Strange. You should mentally prepare yourself before writing; the results aren't always immediate.

"Keep it up" is not bad. It's peaceful and unassuming, unlike others where it's obvious the author deliberately throws the protagonist into various conflicts and uses a series of melodramatic and face-slapping plots to advance the progress bar or fill in filler text. Take your time, don't rush. If you keep writing at this pace, this book will be quite good.

Yes, I am Shennong. Take your time and enjoy watching it.

Keep it up, author! Add more interaction; writing in a single-player mode will get very tiring later on.

The feeling while reading it is indescribable; every plant and animal seems to have a kind of overpowered, protagonist-like quality.

Without deliberately created hatred, there are no female supporting characters who fall head over heels in love. I'm really looking forward to the arrival of the grand world of cultivation later on.

The author's writing style is right up my alley. I usually enjoy reading light and relaxing stories with little conflict. This is the kind of book I like; waiting to read it all would be too frustrating. I'll save it up and give it to you when I have enough monthly votes.

I actually think it's written quite well, but it needs to pay attention to the balance between detail and summary. Some parts don't need to be so detailed, and the plot shouldn't be so bland; it needs some twists and turns.

This is a really good book. I don't usually post reviews, but I'm afraid it might flop, so I'll post one anyway.

Keep it up! It's not bad; there's a storyline. Some of the characters are entirely plants and animals, with no interaction with humans.