So far the story is very interesting, the main characters are likeable (MC, Stella and potentially Diana), if I have to pin point some downside of this novel then I would say it is the fact that practically every man (except for Mc) is garbage but it's downside only if you have a problem with it (I don't care as long as the story is funny and I don't see many mistakes in writing [grammar, etc.] and this story fulfils these conditions).

The good things with this story are that there isn't any harem (and I hope there won't be any in the future because I am sick of it), and the system stuff is interesting.

Summarizing, this novel is good, but the best method to confirm that is by reading it :)

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It's well written and thought out novel about a niche concept - MC being a tree. Characters behave naturally* and dialogue is great.

The caveat is that the world is based on Xianxia of all things, meaning that a lot of cultivators speak and think like bricks (example: speaking out secrets literally in front of the house that their enemy lives). This whole setting gives me PTSD from when I didn't know better and read a lot of 'courting death' and 'how dare you junior'. So yeah, expect a lot of cultivation.

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1. This is not just one of my favourite wen novels I've ever read, it's one of my favourite series period. While the beginning of the story felt good, but nothing amazing, it only got better and better. What starts off as a generic cultivation system story with a non human MC slowly turns into a compelling story that slowly adds more and more characters you fall in love with. The author clearly finds his stride around the 80ish chapter mark (I think) and as experience accumulates and vision sharpens, his writing improves with each and every chapter.

• Grammar is 5/5. As an English speaker and now having a few novels under his belt grammar is a non issue. 
• MC 4.5/5 My only critique of the MC is really some of the early chapters which is to be expected. I found him generic and dull at times. This all goes away as the writing improves and the story pace picks up. I like that he's neither a coward nor an edge lord with no compassion (two common tropes in isekai/cultivation). I think the line is towed perfectly between a MC who deals out satisfying revenge and punishments but still puts his allies above all else and shows mercy when needed. His powers are also worked for instead of given. He isn't an OP protagonist from the start nor is he given a cheat ability he can abuse from the start. It is a gradual process of building strength that comes with sacrifice. But is still fast paced enough to keep you in grosses in the story. A hard line to toe.
• Plot is 4.5/5 Like the other points most of the negatives come from the early chapters that feel slow. I think the pacing really improves and picks up. There is also a clear end game for the story. Or at the least there's more to the story than isekai protagonist gets strong. Most of this hinted at in dreams and flash backs so far but it shows there's a plan. 
• There's also a good cast of other characters that get flushed out back stories and actually get character development and growth. An annoying cliche in cultivation stories is that the MC is the only character that matters. While the MC is obviously the most important, there are often times where he isn't even the strongest being in his own sect which is a refreshing take on this over done genre. 
• On of my few critiques is the at there's a severe lack of world building which is extremely common in cultivation stories. I am 250+ chapters into the story and I barely know what the world outside the immediate story is like. Are there countries? Or there demi human countries? How big is the world? Are there multiple continents? Cultivation is such a fascinating world and has endless potential to give a feeling of adventure and wonder to readers. Yet authors under utilize world building again and again. There is a world outside the sect author! Tell me about it

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A well-written, enjoyable read - some gore, if that bothers you, but nothing gratuitous. All the main characters and friendly side characters are easy to like and the villains are instantly despise-able. 

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A very interesting synopsis. I had high expectations from this. It started good as a tree demon trying to survive.

The character impressions were amazing. The background is decently fleshed out.

This is where it goes downhill a lot.

The trope of the MC surrounded by beauties exists here too. Only that the MC is a tree and the beauties are only two.

Same limited lack of male characters close to the Main character.

Every male of same level as the 2 beauties arrested either forced to be killed by main character or the beauties.

Or wants to take advantage of the Mc

Before you think it is only one character. We have the guy that started the sacrifice. The ravenborne heir, the ravenborne cousin. The evergreen youth. The winter youth with nature soul core.

Only those 2 beauties are kind and decent enough to help the MC. Yes they sre beauties even though dozens of paragraphs arent dedivsted tomdewcribimg suvh q, azing beauty.

Too many coincidences a lot of the time.

Undeniably a good work though but still cliche in a slightly better way than others.

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I like the plot of this novel a lot, I just hate the system a bit just a bit, but overall its a good novel truelly worthy to have 5 star...

Its my thoughts so to don't argue thanks

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Decently demonic tree. Story is plenty engaging. No murder hobos. Cultivation and cultivators are simply tropes. Stuff is happening and the story is progressing. 

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Tree, very whimsical... 

Almost seems like one of the fae realm trees, most certainly an amusing little sapling, does sleep a lot.

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