A Druid in a World of Immortals

I feel that the paths of Earth Immortals, Druids, and Cultivators, along with Earth Immortals, are the most suitable.

Hmm, it's alright. The cultivation and farming aspects are fairly well-written, but the writing style makes the interactions between characters feel abrupt. However, since I came here specifically for the farming aspect, and this book focuses on farming, it's readable if you can. As far as it's written so far, it's acceptable.

Almost all the non-elderly, positive characters who interact with the protagonist are female, and these females appear in almost every chapter. In many chapters, they even interact with the protagonist, and the proportion of them being in heat is far greater than what is described in the book's title and synopsis. Am I here to see the druids or to see them breed?

The first chapter is about the hierarchy of cultivation professions. It's clearly a farming story, but it seems to want the whole world to know that its farming methods are different from others, and that it's special. You just had your spiritual root tested, and you haven't even started cultivating yet, but everyone in the entire academy already knows you've attained enlightenment.

What kind of Druid are you talking about? It's just a regular cheat code! You're putting on a show!

Advantages: The Druid and cultivation world settings are good. Weaknesses: mediocre writing style, simplistic concepts, and some inconsistencies in the setting. Summary: Terrible, but you can watch it if you can forgive yourself and fill in the gaps in your own imagination.

The art style doesn't quite match up. The protagonist's cheat ability and character design are like those of a Taoist who is indifferent to fame and fortune, and lives a simple life of farming. The storyline, however, is a clichéd tale of a gangster cultivating immortality. Various conflicts expose and slap in the face the characters' pretentiousness, making the scene extremely jarring. Superior subject matter, inferior novel

The character development is poor, and the protagonist isn't very intelligent. It might be watchable during the free period because of the genre, but once it's officially released, it'll probably be deserted.

The idea is really good, but the writing is terrible, the setting is too vague, and the plot is too clichéd. It's a web game novel, but it has absolutely no Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) flavor; the genre is wrong. There's class change and cultivation, but the two systems barely intersect.

This opening is exactly like those stories where the protagonist chooses a summoner and is looked down upon and misunderstood by everyone. Choosing a priest would be the same, or awakening a character with exceptionally high talent but a terrible class and then being looked down upon. This development is very much like that. 🙂🙂🙂