Being a nature-oriented literature researcher, I have always believed for the past several years that there are some fields waiting to be developed: first is to clarify the definition of nature-oriented writings, the second is to use Taiwanese postwar novel and poetry as research subject and continue to explore hidden ”environmental ethics” in novels, the third is to investigate writing meanings in specific landscapes, the fourth is to discuss nature consciousness in Native Taiwanese Han language literature Han language writings. I personally have tried the first three topics and publish numerous papers. This is a preliminary study for the second topic.This paper uses novel series of Tse-lai Sung (1952-) ”Ta-Niu-Nan Village”, ”Waiting for the Blossom of Lantern Flowers”, ”Peng Lai Story Writings and Ruins of Taiwan” published in 1985 as main texts for discussion. From a perspective of eco-criticism, we analyze and interpret hidden environmental observation in series of novel. With Heidegger's ”poetic dwelling” concept, and the interpretation of ”dominator society” by Lester W. Milbrath to compare the reflection from disposal of Taiwanese environmental collapse and beauty. Furthermore, we deliberate critics of government land policy in Tse-lai Sung's series of farmer novel and the hidden ”expectation in despair” in the ”Dystopia” of ”Ruins of Taiwan”.