Druids

It disgusts the readers that the druid actually has no spiritual roots. Since he was reborn in this world and can use the druid's abilities, it is impossible that he does not have spiritual roots. Isn't the so-called element also a name for spiritual energy? This is really disgusting, reader. I thought the protagonist was a genius, but I didn't expect him to be such a loser.

In a world where classes have been completely solidified, spiritual roots can be dug out and replaced, those who cultivate immortality are all demons, and the bottom class has no hope of success and is depressed.

The writing in this book was okay at the beginning, but when it comes to cultivating immortality, the writing is like a **, and I don't have spiritual roots yet. Damn it.

The subject matter is good, but what the readers want to see is not written. Is it going to have a finale where the main character is not yet eight years old? A typical practice of picking up sesame seeds and throwing away watermelons. Reborn as a baby. IQ also becomes that of a baby.

Cultivation of immortal literature? You've paid all the fees and you haven't cultivated yet. You're such a stinky piece of shit.

This is not a blind comment, but you, a druid, should be able to write in a relaxed way. After defeating one force, another one comes, as if you would not write if there is no hostility. Developing a family with the same level as the public enemy of the world is also terrifying. I feel that the strongest combat power in the world should have the most golden elixirs.

I thought it was a story about farming and cultivating immortals, but I didn't expect that it was about cultivating immortals in the underworld or being a waste material. The protagonist is always in battle. It's really boring.

You should go to female channels, male channels are not suitable for you because you need to be logical

This novel really gets uglier the more I read it! ! ! A Qi-training monk actually started recruiting disciples in his sect, and the beast tide that didn't even have a foundation made even the imperial court shrink back! ! ! It feels like the best that a sect and a court can do is build foundations? ? ? ? What the hell are you writing! ! !

This book has advantages, but more disadvantages. You are either stubborn or reckless. You say you want to hide your strength but send your extremely talented children to the emperor. You slap yourself in the face. Do you think you can protect yourself at the eighth level of Qi training? The strongest one currently on the scene is the National Master, who is speculated to be at the third level of strength (first level Qi training, second level foundation building, third level elixir formation). So what if the protagonist's current combat power in both physical and legal cultivation exceeds his own level? In the early stage of foundation building with great practical ability, what qualifications do he have to peek at the imperial power that can mobilize a large number of second level combat power? It just doesn't make sense logically.