I’m a Druid in the Late Ming Dynasty

This book is similar in concept to the orphanage's "Da Ming: Me and Those Weird Plants". If it weren't for the eunuch, it would be a little popular book. The author can learn from it and constantly introduce new plants and unpopular plants. Let go of your own thinking. As long as the plants are strong enough, you can completely grow them. Things) The development of the scientific and technological era, using plants as materials, supplemented by various modern disciplines, breadfruit, steel vine armor, pipe vines, water purification trees, mycelial Internet, spore biochips, pea guns/cannons, ancient tree root servers, base trees, dandelion airships, mineral collection trees, and planet purifiers. . . . . . You can refer to these two books, "The Rise of Plants" and "I Became the Dragon God in the Three Kingdoms"

When the time comes, should we give the Frankies a race to kill them [think about], or pack them up and send them to Africa to mine for gold and the like.

Venus flytraps can evolve into piranha trees and blood-sucking vines. There are soap trees that can be used to build soap factories and trade. Later, they can develop artemisia pills to build pharmaceutical factories, and build various factory guards. And what to do if you encounter artillery in the future, so in the future the arsenal will also develop new artillery and artillery vehicles and ships, such as black powder and sugar to create the Big Ivan.

Come on, come on, just write according to your own ideas, it's hard to agree with others

It's a novel and creative idea, and the beginning is unconventional. You'll definitely regret not watching it.

Goldfinger is interesting, but I feel that the progress of the plot is a bit slow. I don't know when the protagonist will fight back to the Ming Dynasty.

There could be a little more farming content.

The theme is good, but the main character is a bit too big. It would be better if it could be made into a superpower, allowing the plants to freely control their mutated forms.

The content of the novel is quite well written.

The writing is average, but the setting is great, and there are a lot of eye-catching things in it.