I Am the Great Druid

The book is good, but the pace is too slow. . . After reading more than ten chapters, the protagonist is still a noob who can be exploited by others, but the key is that the author's introduction is very grand, which leads to many readers coming in. Instead of seeing the Druid in their minds, they see a weakling! It's like a headline-grabber. Readers click on it just to see the scene in the introduction. But you told me that you can't see it until the mid-term or even later stage in the introduction. Isn't that nonsense? It's a headline-grabber! Everyone who talks about poison should have this mentality. . .

Why do druids follow humans around? With the huge power gap at that time, Can the contract be ended?

Isn't this Zero's familiar? I miss it so much 😁

What the hell, the Druid setting is designed to understand the sounds of animals, but the protagonist actually uses animals for magic experiments, and listens to a bunch of screams without panicking. This is what you call a player. He doesn't even have basic morals as a human being. It's so fucking vicious.

I was just about to click in to watch, but was persuaded to leave by the female supporting character in the character introduction who can play two tables of mahjong 🙂

The great virtue in my mind: having antlers on the head, living in harmony with nature, always thinking about how to deal with the relationship between nature and civilization, loving nature and life, mastering the power of bears, the arcane magic of Gu Gu, the healing of tree people, having a high vision and a big pattern. Everything he says and does is for the survival of the world The great virtue in the book: The summoned beast that cannot live without its master. It is said that it is a druid, but it is actually a pet. It does not love nature at all. The power of the druid is just the golden finger of my time traveler. What is nature? You have low vision. You are always stuck in the one-third of an acre of land in the academy. The layout is small, and you have become a squirrel. You are a hammer druid, and you are completely a shape-shifting pet contracted with humans.

The character of the protagonist is too unlikable. He drags his feet in doing things for three minutes, and he is complacent because of the power of plug-ins even though he has not put much effort into it. Without a clear direction and goal, you can only be pushed along or left to die😓. Readers who only like the plot, regardless of the protagonist, can watch it.

The author may have misunderstood Druid. A person who masters natural magic and can transform into various animals is called a Druid. The author is just a squirrel who masters healing skills. Not a druid.

Let me tell you my opinion. I particularly like this kind of subject matter, but to be honest, I am a little disappointed. There are not many highlights in the work. 1. First of all, the character creation does not reflect the distinctive character characteristics at all, such as the fortitude of the heroine at the beginning, the mystery of Lucia, the mystery of the heroine, The cuteness of the protagonist's sister and the rescue of the Holy Light Knight are all shocking, saying that she can become a strong person on her own (the heroine), saying that the heroine is not worthy of having a male protagonist (Lucia), and saying during the expedition that she will save everyone, but in the end more people died because of her weakness (the Paladin). Then there is no further story description about this. The dialogue between the characters is even more sluggish, completely inconsistent with their respective characters, identities and backgrounds. It is recommended that the author can highlight the inner thoughts through the characters' subconscious actions and facial expressions, and can also use the inner changes of the characters in the event to promote the main line. For example, the Holy Light formed a guard team in the school to make up for his inner regrets, hoping to save everyone. These are the big figures in the future. They always have to respond to the event. The main line of the story is too vague. The protagonist Xianyu should also act like a protagonist. He almost died in the lava. As for the protagonist's inner growth and ambition, even if he is a dead otaku, as a protagonist, he can't be like an ordinary person. 3 Although the power system exists, it is very vague. The battle scenes are very stiff. Every battle has almost become the protagonist's personal show. Everyone else is like an idiot, especially the heroine who likes to call the protagonist's name during battles, which seems startled. It is recommended that the author take a look at the death trajectory of Azeroth. The small world is full of fun. The former is very accomplished in the story line and character growth description. The characters in the latter, whether they are Salted Fish Rensuo, Choking Qiao Muyi, etc., Every character can make a deep impression just by appearing.

The plot is written for the sake of the plot, and the protagonist's IQ is forcibly lowered. It feels like the author wrote an outline of how many chapters the protagonist needs to take before he explodes, and then drags it out without knowing what to write. It's very uncomfortable to read. You may want to read about the warm life of the protagonist in daily novels. That's fine. Invincible is also fine with an IQ, but this novel is really uncomfortable to read.