Life as a Tree Demon Is No Simple Matter

Starting tomorrow, updates will be sped up.

Interesting

To be honest, towards the end, I felt like I didn't want to continue. The enemies at the Origin level were easily between 2000 and 4000; were high-level Origin level enemies just like rotten cabbages on the street? The plot was rigorous but also quite ordinary. From the Endless Forest to the Sand City, then to the Demon Realm and the oilfield, the story was interconnected, which was good, but it became tiring. Because some information, some settings, even some characters, hadn't been fully digested before a bunch of new things appeared waiting for you to digest. These things were like dry fried rice, then crammed into your stomach all at once, making it both uncomfortable and frustrating to watch. While watching...

None tonight, tomorrow at 3 AM.

Author, I'm wondering how tall the protagonist is?

White or married?

I hope the author can write adventure stories. There are too many yuri and reverse marriage stories out there. The author is more suited to writing adventure stories.

This is my first time writing a book review, so please don't criticize it too harshly if it's not good (*^▽^*) Anyway, I absolutely love this book. I was captivated from the first page. The subject matter is excellent, the author's writing style is superb, and there are many well-written parts throughout. During my first reading, I felt completely immersed in the story (I have a very vivid imagination), and I even received a lot of inspirational moments. Sometimes it really moved me, and I've reread it several times. However, I was a little confused at the beginning, but it's not a big deal, and I'll keep reading.

Let me take a short break tonight, I'll update at 3 PM tomorrow.

Author, is this story primarily about a dominant or submissive character? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?