Dragon Rider's Sky

Dragon Rider's Sky Why read this book: The writing is excellent, and the worldview, scenery, characterization, etc. Have a strong sense of Western fantasy. The style is very similar to some ancient game novels, with a Renaissance aesthetic. At the same time, the author has also integrated the elements of the Fourth Natural Disaster this time, with the jumping players and the solemn fantasy style. The contrast between the two styles is very strong. I am looking forward to what method the author will use to "put new wine in old bottles" in the future. It is also worth mentioning that at the end of each chapter there will be a story note: either the development of the characters or the supplement of the background. These details greatly increase the sense of immersion in the story, and the author has put great care into it. Why not read this book: The overall pace is slow, and the game world is still open for three years. It reminds me of Blue Dragon. With the current progress, I don't know how long it will take for players to enter. Recommended crowd: It is currently recommended for readers who want to watch traditional Western fantasy and like dragon riding elements. For fans of the fourth natural disaster game article, it is worth waiting and watching, and the future is promising. Similar recommendations: "The Strange World", "The Necromancer Just Wants to Plant Trees" True North "Dragon Rider's Sky" Recommended index: grain and grass (80 points) Word count: 110,000 Plot synopsis: There are still three years before the release of the "Heroes" game. The protagonist traveled through the game and became a half-elf NPC. This time, he decided to use his knowledge of the game world to intervene in the plot and win the title of "No. 1 Dragon Rider".