Everyone Is Seeking Survival. I, a Druid, Have Turned into a Cultivator.

When I saw the chapters about taking in a cat girl, taking in a subordinate, it's like falling in love, and there are also untimely cutenesses coming and going on the battlefield, etc. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave up the book.

It's hard to describe these chapters written by this cat girl.

Some people have already complained about the plot of the cat girl. The rest of the plot until the return to the natural disaster battlefield was too bland. The plot after the natural disaster battlefield directly reminded me of the plot of the novel more than ten years ago. First, why is the highest combat power that should be evaluated in a mission lower than half of the actual situation (the operation of absorbing demon blood cannot be imagined by those experienced old people) Second, why can a monster with only 1,500 combat power points (pseudo-advanced professional) attract a pseudo-legend and end up in its own body? After killing the enemy, only giving the protagonist a fraction of the kill points is nothing. (I only give one thousand points out of hundreds of thousands, and I won't say anything if you give me ten thousand.) Third, it's still the legend. The protagonist's profession is an elemental druid. According to the setting, it is a top profession, which can create the existence of mainstream professions. And the legendary profession is a druid, so why can't you recognize the protagonist's profession? Fourth, if you can't write emotional scenes, don't write them.

I really can't stand looking at that picture of the cat girl.

Speechless~ It's starting to get boring when the cat girl appears...

It's really hard to describe the inner activities after seeing more than 50 chapters, and I can't continue reading.

The idea is very interesting, but the writing made me feel uncomfortable.

There are so many novels like this nowadays. I thought for a while, is it possible that an Internet company runs a novel website to train AI?

So why is the protagonist unable to find the key to the Holy Body?

What about cultivating immortality? I've seen Chapter 60

Does the author like reversals? How many times do you have to reverse to fight a boss? Every boss the protagonist fights from the beginning to the present has several stages.

It feels a bit verbose and there are many typos that have not been corrected.