King of the Druids

The specialness of traditional Chinese medicine is actually reflected in the combination of metaphysics and certain philosophical ideas based on "qi". It has its own set of theoretical systems... Although many of the ingredients in the treatment are placebos, it is very good at supplementing it. In addition, although the entity of Qi and pulse cannot be found, the pulse system in acupuncture, massage, and massage is said to be more effective than the pure muscle movement system... Well, my personal feeling about Chinese medicine is that it is neither exaggerated nor slanderous. It has outdated dross, but there are also things worth inheriting and carrying forward.

What a modern person uses after time travel is not scientific knowledge but ancient things that are beyond his reach. Even he doesn't understand and mixes them randomly. . . Chinese medicine and alchemy. The starting points and concepts of the two are not the same. Secondly, there are mother tongue strengthening spells. Why are dragon language, titan language, and elven language? They are different from human vocal organs. The syllables they produce carry special identification information, so they have special effects. It is not that the language has magic power. Knowing the language does not mean that you can cast spells, nor does it mean that you can strengthen the spell. Why can only magic masters make these languages ​​​​produce magic? That is to use change spells to change the pronunciation results to make your pronunciation close to or reach the original level. To put it bluntly, Mandarin is still a human language, and its pronunciation is also human pronunciation, and everyone can learn it. In the modern world, you may be able to attract gods and drive away ghosts. That is because the local gods tacitly agree to this, but who is the one in the outer world? What is your Mandarin? Is it possible to have a back door and not give your own sons a migrant household? Just like a circuit board, it has no effect at all on the drawing. It requires special materials and energy transmission to be effective.

It feels really unrealistic. Could it be that the protagonist is already an old Chinese medicine practitioner on Earth? Traditional Chinese medicine is a very strict thing. The veins and veins of people from other worlds may be very different from those of people on earth (all kinds of elements are in people's bodies). The protagonist can't even measure pulses, let alone treat people. Or maybe the protagonist, Son of Nature, is so awesome that once he arrives in another world, he will automatically reach the highest level of seeing, hearing, asking, and understanding, and he can tell the condition of this guy's body at a glance 😃

I can't find any good druid novels.

It is true that people will slow down when wearing heavy armor, but I think the earth element is debatable... I think the real big threshold for puppet systems, robots, etc. Lies in the energy source and transmission device. As for the earth element, it seems to be okay. At least the weapons and equipment used by humans and vampires will not have too much impact. It is no problem to be armed with teeth wrapped in cans. Anyway, they are all external armor (explosion armor walks, ヽ(゜▽゜)-C<(/;◇;)/~[Towed away]). I remember the same scene from scratch. The puppet maker created a strong internal skeleton, and then attached extra heavy armor to the outside...

There is a shortage of books. I didn't expect that books written in 15 years are quite good.

As expected of an ancient book, it has all the poisonous points it should have.

You can change your name to All-Professional Master of Another World.

It's called "Summer Day". Let me solemnly explain that this book is not a stallion novel.

I watched it smoothly all the way. Let me talk about my personal impressions... With settings such as the invincibility of heroes and the alchemy life nest, it is easy to fall into the vicious cycle of piling up troops at the beginning and then crushing them. Especially in online games, there have been shocking situations where millions of catapults are throwing stones at the same time. I hope this article will not appear in such embarrassing situations. From the descriptions of hero evidence and logistical supplies in the article, I still see some limitations. However, for the alien world, I still hope to positively introduce the concepts of leadership (directly commanding the number of creatures under his command, which may also be related to the communication system) and organization (the IA series is more accurate than morale. In fact, the author also mentioned in the article the impact of officers' direct command on heroes). Then there are the pressure on the logistics system of troop maintenance fees and increased equipment (as mentioned in the article, the equipment forging dwarves have already begun to do this work). In addition, I hope that the author can break away from the invincible hero's nest. The battle scenes of the alien war chess are too weak, and the stacked villains cannot reflect the complex battlefield environment at all. Personally, I hope that the tactical command should be an RTS interface similar to Warcraft. When there is an unparalleled scene and the focused perspective is mounted and slashed, I hope that the war and campaign should have a grand perspective like Total War. For example, Titans are very tall, the fire element is very hot, and flying troops can fly instead of having to land before killing people (to put it more deeply, dragons can fly all the way and breathe fire. In the process, only long-range troops can attack it, and melee troops without magic or special skills can only stare). In short, I hope that the writing is more like an alien novel rather than a game novel...