
The All-Spirit Druid Who Began Adventuring on an Island
从海岛开始冒险的万灵德鲁伊
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- Completed
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- 628k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
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- Sword & Sorcery
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- 2mo ago
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- Qidian
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The first chapter is not good
Not to mention the fact that he had a golden finger and had to be a stand-in for the aboriginal people, forcing him to give up his name. The subject of Druid alone is not as good as your last book.
Shouldn't the path of all spirits be the shaman?
Just asking, will it be like the last wizard novel, with important settings reversed?
? ? There are too many typos in data and plot paragraphs.
There are a lot of typos and word order problems. Although it is said to be a pseudo-DND, it can be seen that if the protagonist is written according to DND, the protagonist will be very weak.
His brother won't be saved until the finale, right?
Are you a pirate druid or a sea druid?
It's still good, but there are some typos and some expressions that confuse me.
Will the typos in the first chapter not be corrected? A bit messy
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It has been steadily updated for a month, 300,000 words, readable