The Druid Does Whatever He Wants

I just randomly picked this book, and it turned out to be surprisingly good. I read it from beginning to end, and although it only has about 50 chapters, it felt a bit rushed at first. But as you read on, it felt very natural. So far, it seems to mainly focus on farming and development, with the male and female leads showing off their affection. The male lead has a bit of a lucky charm for women.

I really enjoyed this book. I hope the author will carefully consider the plot and writing style in the later chapters. Also, there shouldn't be too many female leads; otherwise, the characters become stereotypical and a flaw.

So it's the author of that apocalyptic novel. No wonder I was getting that strong old-school pervert vibe. Time to get to work, I'll add more chapters to my bookshelf later.

Randomly found

Could you change "company" to something like "chamber of commerce"? That's a modern term, and the medieval setting feels out of place; it ruins the whole book.

Qidian's recommendations are really bad; they haven't even been used for a while since I joined the platform.

I just subscribed to the whole thing, and you give me this abandoned version? Damn it!

I must say the plot is quite good, but I don't really like referring to the protagonist as "Great Virtue" or "Great Virtue Lui." I prefer "Lord" or just his name; that's more comfortable. Just my personal opinion. Like and share if you agree.

It feels like one of those early Western fantasy novels, a bit too simplistic. 😄

Druids should know medicine and herbalism, right? I've read half of it, but I haven't seen any indication of that.