
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
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 887k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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288Chapters
5.3kRecommendations
54kFans
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The author seems to have lost sight of the protagonist's role: firstly, a reincarnated individual; secondly, someone with a cheat-like ability; and thirdly, a modern person. The protagonist's various opportunities and dangers feel too contrived, resembling an old-school protagonist formula. The protagonist is written like an invincible native because of his bloodline, so how could the score be good if it deviates from the theme!
I have to complain about the synopsis line, "If the gods were alive, there would be many injustices in this world, so I ask the gods to die." Does the protagonist actually die after the gods die?
After more than 50 chapters, is the protagonist's druid really that frivolous? He's just got some kind of cheat code, but overall he's still an incredibly normal druid. Or perhaps I've misunderstood what "frivolous" means?
It's so tiring to watch. I've had this feeling lately. What am I reading? Are you still reading science encyclopedias?
I was somewhat interested at the beginning, but towards the end, I really didn't know what was written. Many plot points felt forced, especially the teleportation to the abyss. The protagonist acted like a complete idiot, knowing that the little Karami could be easily crushed, yet he still eagerly offered himself up, thinking others wouldn't dare to attack him. His life was his own!
This description is terrible.
In summary The game involves time travel, and the character is a Druid. With a control panel, practice nature. Invincible under heaven, Ragnarok. I had absolutely no desire to watch it.
The author is terrible at naming characters, so I'm asking for suggestions for the supporting characters' names~
The current storyline focuses on the Elf race, so it's best to choose names that suit the Elf race and have good meanings. You can add two or three words as a reference for character design (this is just for reference, whether or not to use them depends on the subsequent storyline, so there's no guarantee). As for professions, the main ones are Druid, Priest, Hunter, and Moonblade Warrior.
The description itself reeks of a sanctimonious hypocrite. 😂😂😂
I've read up to chapter 57, and it feels like these 57 chapters haven't written anything at all. 🥵
Please, godfathers, help my child continue reading!
Please~