Druid Immortal Clan

You chose to be a Druid and reincarnated into a xianxia world, only to be born into the belly of a refugee woman, wailing into a world of disaster. Starting off in hardship, you quietly tilled the land and grew in strength, keeping a low profile. From the ancient peach tree that had stood in the village for a thousand years, you comprehended Breath of the Tree, which extended your life. From birds and beasts, you gained insight into Beast Form Intent, bringing prosperity to your martial path. You used Nature’s Gift to bless your descendants, used Plant Growth to speed up the cultivation of spiritual herbs, used Animal Companion to form bloodline contracts with spirit beasts, and used Emerald Dream to build a sacred sanctuary. As time passed, your clan flourished and thrived. Generation after generation, your descendants were born with exceptional talent. Not only were they naturally in tune with spirit beasts and immortal plants, making it easier to comprehend the Dao through nature, even the Heavenly Dao itself began to show favor toward your clan.

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Druid Immortal Clan Alright, let's dive into "Druid Immortal Clan." I went in with some expectations, especially with that title, and came out with a mixed bag of feelings. It's definitely a novel that has potential, but also some significant drawbacks that I think potential readers should be aware of. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the world-building. The early chapters create a believable setting, particularly the clan-building aspect, which reminded me of "Mirror Legacy." The idea of a mortal-turned-cultivation clan, struggling and growing, felt pretty original. I was eager to see how the druid powers would play into this traditional xianxia setting. ### What Works Well The clan-building aspect is definitely a highlight. Seeing the family grow and develop, especially in the early stages, was compelling. I also appreciated the mystery surrounding the cultivators and the MC's journey to find a path to immortality despite lacking spirit roots. This sets up some interesting challenges and makes the MC's resourcefulness a key part of the story. The revenge arcs and "face-slapping" moments, typical of the genre, were also satisfying. ### Areas of Concern However, the "druid" part of "Druid Immortal Clan" feels a bit tacked on. The druid abilities, fueled by a system, come across as random and arbitrary. The skills don't always align logically with the MC's actions, like gaining skills unrelated to planting trees after leveling up through…planting trees. It felt like the author was trying to shoehorn in litRPG elements without a clear vision. The shift in focus as the story progresses is also a concern. The initial emphasis on the MC's immediate family and their struggles fades as the story moves to higher realms and focuses on subsequent generations. This made the earlier parts of the story feel somewhat abandoned. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers might be disappointed to learn that the MC is revealed to have no spirit roots early on. While this creates a unique challenge for him, it might deter readers who prefer a more traditional cultivation progression. Also, the convenient way the MC gains skills to compensate for his lack of spirit roots might feel like a plot contrivance. ### Final Verdict "Druid Immortal Clan" is a mixed bag. If you're a fan of xianxia with clan-building elements and don't mind a somewhat disjointed system, you might find something to enjoy here. However, the weak integration of the druid theme and the shifting focus might leave you feeling a bit disappointed. I'd say proceed with caution and be prepared for a story that starts strong but loses its way as it progresses. I'm giving it a tentative 3/5.