
Now That I've Been Reborn into a Game, Who Wants to Be a Proper Druid?
都重生游戏了,谁还当正经德鲁伊
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- Completed
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- 887k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The author is a little confused about the positioning of the protagonist. The first is a reborn person, the second is a golden finger owner, and the third is a modern person. The various opportunities and dangers of the protagonist are too deliberate, a bit like the previous protagonist mode And the protagonist is written like an indigenous person who is invincible because of his blood, so how can the results be good if he deviates from the theme!
It seems that the sentence in the introduction, 'If the gods were alive, there would be a lot of injustice in the world, so the gods are invited to die', I wanted to complain about it - whether the protagonist will die after the gods die.
I've written more than 50 chapters. Is the protagonist's druid that unruly? It's just that he cheated. Overall, he is still a normal druid. Or is it that I understand this incorrectly incorrectly?
I'm so tired after reading I feel like this all the time Am I reading a novel or a popular science encyclopedia?
I was a little interested in reading it at the beginning, but I really don't know what it was written at the end. Many plots feel very deliberate, especially the plot of being transported to the abyss. The protagonist is like a brainless little Karami who knows that someone can be crushed to death by others with a little force. He rushes to kill him, thinking that others dare not do it, but his life is his own. If the villain has a bad temper, the protagonist has to get a box lunch. I don't know where he got the courage to lead his friends to seek death together. To tease people, the combat descriptions are not brilliant, and there are a lot of unnutritious daily life. The plot moves too slowly. It feels like you haven't read it. It feels like skipping a hundred chapters and reading it again is almost the same. The chapter name can roughly guess the content of the chapter. I saw the chapter name that I thought might be exciting. I subscribed and took a look. It was still bland and boring. It was divided into several chapters. I didn't see anything interesting. The setting is okay. Just stay on the bookshelf for now. I will see how it goes when there are more updates later.
This introduction sucks
The summary is The time travel game is Druid. Bring a panel and practice nature. The world is invincible, Ragnarok. I have no desire to watch at all.
The author's name is useless, so I'm collecting the names of the supporting characters~
At present, the plot is mainly based on the elves, so it is best to have a name that is suitable for the elves, with a good meaning first. You can add two or three words as a reference for the character (just for reference, you need to see the subsequent plot whether to use it, this is not guaranteed). In terms of occupations: druid, priest, hunter and moon blade warrior.
The introduction just smells like a virgin bitch. 😂😂😂
I've read Chapter 57, and I feel like there's nothing written in these 57 chapters 🥵
I beg you adoptive fathers, please help your children to read.
Please~