Tree of Aeons by Spaizzer

Good start but when the village started flourishing the chapter quality goes down, esp the original elves, they are so sheltered that they forgot that there are only 7 of them left because of war. The punishments for the sinners are so so, they force a contract on you and what? Just a house arrest? Why not try not meddling with those mortal and see if they can help themselves and let them crawl and beg for your help just for once

Probably one of the best non-humanoid protagonist books out there. Characters actually feel realistic, especially in the way how they've grown as the story has progressed. World-building feels bit iffy to me from time to time, but overall very good.

He releases 1 chapter a week. Very consistent, but feels annoyingly slow

I didn't really have great hopes for this one, as I've read several books before on non-human MCs, and they were all lacking - with the sole exception of Chrysalis. To my surprise, I enjoyed this novel a lot.

The summary explained how the MC was reincarnated into a tree, he through the years experienced being a curiosity, moved forcibly a few times, and worshipped as an ancestor spirit. He gains choices (this is a LitRPG) regarding his evolution options. He gets older, gains power, to eventually dominate worlds.

It was a good story, like a slice of life with moments of action. The story is not aimless - worlds are fighting between "the gods" and "the demons" for influence, with the gods summoning heroes to confront demons who invade regularly until they die, then new heroes are sent. The MC was too old and unfit to be a hero, and was a casualty of the action that brought heroes to his world, he was randomly assigned to be a tree. Even early in the story, the heroes sought his help to fight demonic invasions, and he eventually became the primary force.

There is a larger plot that is going on in the later chapters, involving multiple worlds that Aeon finds himself immersed in, then the nature of godhood. The novel is unfinished, and this is now being explored.

Good characters all around, politics on his world, different factions and motives, a little kingdom building, and all in all a good book. This isn't an "edge of your seat" book, for the story is told at a moderate pace - slice of life, remember? I'd still rate a definite 4, close to a 5 in quality in my opinion.

Review written at ch 276

Only 20 chapters in 4 months

Author has written another novel it's on sciblehub

this world, story, history, and background would make an amazing dnd scenario for those who haven't read this story

Have been a fan of this book for a while, and I don't mean to advertise the yt channel or the game mentioned, but I just found that a game where you grow a tree is in the make, saw it in this video: https://youtu.be/c53hXTMZCmw.
Hope they'll add much more to what's already in the demo tbh.

After 21 f**King days