The All-Spirit Druid Who Began Adventuring on an Island

Putting aside the fact that he has a cheat ability but still has to make himself a substitute for the original inhabitants and force him to abandon his name. Even just considering the Druid theme, it's not as good as your previous book.

Shouldn't the path of all spirits be shamanism?

Just one question: Will it be like the previous wizard novel, where important settings are reversed?

There are too many typos in the data and plot paragraphs.

There are many typos and word order problems. Furthermore, although it is said to be a pseudo-D&D, it is clear that the author disliked writing the protagonist according to D&D, as the protagonist would be too weak.

Will his brother not be saved until the very end?

Are you a pirate druid or an ocean druid?

It's not bad, but there are some typos and some confusing expressions.

Can't they even correct the typos in the first chapter? That's a bit ridiculous.

It's been updating steadily for a month, totaling 300,000 words, and is readable.