Tree Sect

The protagonist's personality really bothered me. He's a complete shut-in, unambitious, doesn't realize his low intelligence is shameful, lacks decisiveness, and believes in the saying "those who are not of my kind must have different intentions." Even if he didn't kill, he should have at least kept himself hidden.

This is a trashy, saintly book. As a beast stream Too many toxic spots Many early-stage problems remained unresolved. There are also many typos. There are major problems with the logic. This book is more suitable for elementary school students. For adults, the reading experience is extremely poor. This is a toxic pit; enter at your own risk.

I have no problem with you portraying various countries as idiots, but I can't accept that you treat all readers as idiots. If everyone were like the people you portray, the world would have collapsed long ago, and countries would have fallen apart. How low would your IQ have to be to survive? Do you really think the law of the jungle doesn't exist? Do you really think the food chain is a myth?

Wow, I actually found this book here! I remember seeing it back in seventh or eighth grade, but I only got to the part where it split into several trees. It was so interesting back then. Besides this book, the only other books I read were "Blood Crystal Kingdom" and "Predator Evolution," but I didn't finish them because I was too busy with school.

I said, could you at least check when the book was published before criticizing it? It's from 2013! I was reading pirated domineering CEO novels back then 😂😂😂 At that time, this was a new trend, something unconventional! There's no need to criticize like this!!!

Those who want to criticize, please take note: this book is from 2014. Think before you criticize, haha, you know what I mean!

The plot is a bit tragic. Doesn't the World Tree have any ability to protect itself? It's constantly being studied and reported, its life and death entirely in the hands of others. Is this a fake World Tree?

I wonder if the author will see this. I just started reading and there's a bug in chapters 27 and 28. Knitting factories don't produce pollution; dyeing pollution is caused by dyeing plants. Knitting factories only weave fabric. You should all have seen looms back home, except these aren't hand-operated, they're machine-operated 🥺. My family does this kind of work, so this part is a bit confusing. I hope you can fix it when you have time.

After watching The Wandering Earth, I suddenly remembered this book. I think the Tree Sect also took the Earth with them when they ran away, right? (｡ò ∀ ó｡)

I remember spending all night reading this book on a point-and-click mobile phone back then; I really miss those days.