Root Maker: Tree Cultivation

Self-Published

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Description

Root finds himself in a cultivation world- Hey, at least he has a system!

[What to expect?]

- Time skips

- Fast cultivation (Or as fast as it can be)

- Slice of life (a little)

- Lots of kids

- Some cliff hangers

- Defying of cultivation rules and logic

This is cultivation in a post-apocalyptic world, with changes to the world and those who live in it.

Like, a lot of it.

- Cringy cultivator bullshit and talk.

Schedule: Chapter every Thursday. 1 chapter per week.

Being posted on Scribblehubs and Webnovel.

Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2024
Author: DaoOfGay

Royal Road Stats

Rating: 4.1/ 5.0
Followers: 343
Views: 162,693

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Community Reviews(4)

DoguDukRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
So far as of chapter 48 I have been really ennjoyed reading this novel. The novel has many characters that interact with each other well and the plot of the story is engaging for the reader. Overall I enjoy this novel and recommend reading this if you enjoy a tree protagonist and cultivation stories.
Clawdius_TaloniousRoyal Road
★★★★ 4.0
This story doesn't waste the reader's time the way some other tales might take aeons to go anywhere. There's no faffing about with explaining a crafting system that never gets used or other such weirdness.
You could pretty directly compare this to Reborn as a Demonic Tree, though. Gacha components and a sect are pretty flexible ideas, so they diverge immediately, and more with time.
I think this one's worth reading and keeping an eye on.
GummybearRoyal Road
★★★★ 4.0
So far I have been really enjoying this novel, so far the main critique that I have of it is the lack of connection between tree plot and outside world plot, although I imagine the will connect soon, so far they have felt very seperate and there are a few plotlines that don't seem to have the times matching up. If you like tree novels, I would definitely recommend reading this though.
BsonRoyal Road
★★★ 2.5
I'll say about this that the technical writing is ok in that there are few spelling errors, and the writing has a sort of infectious energy to it.
Otherwise, it's a mess. The pacing of both the prose and the story jumps around with no rhyme or reason, the characters have no depth or consistency, the system is obnoxious, the cultivation stuff is divorced from its cultural roots, paragraphs are just mashed together, and in general the whole thing feels like a plastic copy of the antecedent stories it clearly draws from.