System Malfunction: I Become a Druid in the Cultivation World

I initially thought it would be a competitive cultivation story like other cultivation novels, but unexpectedly, I was kidnapped by a demonic cultivator midway through. Later, I was rescued by the Sword Sect and joined a struggling department, where I experienced small-class teaching.

So far, it seems alright! The power level is just right, very useful, but not too overpowered! Unlike many novels where the protagonist's incompetence limits the overpowered abilities.

Being attacked by the Demonic Sect and then joining the Sword Sect—that's such an unbelievable plot twist!

Four hundred thousand words and only two and a half comments? Let me see what's going on.

There's a reason it flopped; think twice before you watch.

A druid selling aphrodisiacs in the Sword Sect 🤭

Still people stuffing obscure characters into the names of main characters? Didn't the editor say anything? And who's supposed to read all those cultivation technique descriptions in the subscribed chapters?

The details don't hold up to scrutiny. For example, right after the Immortal Seed Gathering, someone can already use their divine sense to probe storage pouches? Divine sense! Isn't that something only chickens have?

Why does your sect value recruits so much? What's the big deal about a few dozen beginners? Logically, there should be more qualified people than this. These demonic sects and that sword sect have even lost a lot of their own members trying to snatch these people. It doesn't seem like a worthwhile deal.

Aside from the lackluster start and the classic moments being taken away, everything else is perfect. Simplicity is the best.