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there's this manhwa/manhua ( I'm not entirely sure) But the Title is Called " Evolution Begins With a Big tree " if you want to dive in in this novel , I recommend to read that first so you have some references and visualization for some characters
Are there any more novels like these?
After divinity realm it's the semi celestial realm
why spoiler? anyway i wanna know that too? is there any?
I dont care how long it takes but can someone tell me the chapter where he reads the poem about his disciples?? I have forgotten it but i just want to see the poem again
where do you read novels? most of your recs aren't in this site and i am also interested to read them
I have completed it by skipping a lot of chapters. The story quite complicated for me. The theories towards arcana makes my head ache. I only got so much time in a day but after reading it for 2 whole weeks about 400 chapters I felt like wanting to write a comment. If you are reading this and you are a nerd it's for you.
???? trash-lation ????
Just couldn't continue, I remember forcing myself to read from around chapter 1500 for the sake of just completing it but after the horror this novel made me go through I couldn't take it anymore so I just left it.
"Here's a heartwarming and feel-good story that's perfect for those seeking a healthier, yet indulgent reading experience. The main character, ML, is lovable and respectful throughout, making every moment with Mianmian worthwhile. The narrative is light and enjoyable, thanks to the translator for their hard work. If you're looking for an uplifting tale, this one is worth exploring; the story only gets better as you delve deeper."
The conclusion was satisfactory; he accomplished his objective, but I can't help feeling there's more to explore. It would be intriguing to have additional short stories delving into his and others' daily lives.
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