Tree of Aeons: An Isekai LitRPG Adventure: 1

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Once established in Freeka, Matt was able to communicate with the elves, and watched over them, until they were slaughtered for refusing conscription. He protected the last few survivors over the next several years, from both soldiers and roaming demons, and encountered several heroes, learning about the powers of the fragments that he had collected. Another thing about his immortality is how he remember things despite being decades apart, even when the others don't remember, shoeing how times flow different for him and how he can manage all his memories throught the experiences and buildings he make, wich btw, are awasome. MC isn't truly OP, but he can make new bio buildings and find new ways to defend himself and the others around him, he isn't cold blooded, but he is calculist (correction, he turns out calculist, he spend many days thinking about the best ways to do someting without losing resorces, and it is good, shows how mature he is) and don't let himself be influenced to much by others. That contradicts the statement I receive from Mozart. I thought he said trees of a certain size has spirits…. When he's first reborn, he has no way to interact with the world, and spends over fifty years hibernating, interspersed with occasional system messages.

My biggest complaint for the story itself is that there's just no way the population would survive a 10 year demon king cycle. Consider this;

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Hero with Bad Publicity: Aeon's rise to prominence alarms the four gods, who spread misinformation and turn a great deal of the world against him, calling his home the Cursed Continent. This story has some major points that you need to be aware of before reading there is some spoilers but I wouldn't care if I was you, these points were enough for me to drop after 27 chapters, basically as thats when the bulk of the stupidity of all the characters shows through the most, although its present from the very beginning.

Glass Cannon: A fairly literal example, when Aeon's experiments with Anti-Magic sand result in several glass weapons that shatter after a few uses, but are quite effective against magical creatures.The Caretaker shrugs. “No idea. Still, you soldiers can accept the familiar if you want to, I think it will be helpful for the battle ahead. As for me, I need to go talk to some druids….” Take Over the World: Aeon actually finds total planetary takeover to be an annoying distraction from his real work. Also, it inevitably involves a lot of preventable deaths. Still, for the sake of putting down threats and stabilising his realm, he can and will do it — on multiple worlds. His beetle armies and domain-holders are beyond what regular nations can fight, and his ability to create prosperity means that a not insignificant number of people are willing to bend the knee peacefully. The [Hero] class grants explosively fast levelling, allowing heroes to reach level 100 within a year or two so that they can fight the demon king. Lausanne, who has worked much longer and seen more modest gains (though still impressive by regular standards) is disheartened to see the heroes surpass her efforts in mere weeks.