X Yilong Era

I really like Age of Dragons, but I didn't expect there to be a novel version.

Is there anyone who fell into the trap of comics like me?

I came in after reading the manga. I can only say that the manga has been changed so well that it made me have expectations that I shouldn't have. I recommend everyone to read the manga. The plot should have been changed a lot, but the updates are too slow.

To be honest, the whole book was okay. The bad ending at the end is indeed a big flaw, but generally speaking, I blame it on the ending. This view is wrong. After all, "No snowflake is innocent in an avalanche." Perhaps it was because Honghuang was very popular when Lao Yun wrote the book, so the overall setting and subsequent outline were changed under some unavoidable conditions. Indeed, the changes have been huge. The protagonist is completely crushed by artifacts later on. If the setting had not been changed at the beginning, but had been written as originally thought, this book would definitely be a good rebirth and time travel novel now. At least its setting is more rigorous than some other books, and everything that should be described is described. If it were written with this setting in the first 100 chapters, maybe more people would read it, but Lao Yun had no choice but to make such a decision in order to make a living. It's a pity that Lao Yun no longer writes books. If he is still writing books, I think this book can be re-edited and uploaded as a new book. Of course, this is just a personal unrealistic fantasy. The novel industry is really in chaos now. All kinds of fantasy and romance novels are rampant. Some quality writers may not be popular, but those bloody, clichéd Long Aotian-style assembly line novels may be noticed by others the moment they are produced. Forget it, some unnecessary criticism is useless. The fast pace of today's society cannot be slowed down. Just be yourself. There is no need to argue with those who don't understand you. Those who understand will naturally understand. Those who don't understand will never understand it in their lifetime. I hope you will feel calm when reading this ancient novel. If you can see this, then I wish you all the best, a healthy life, and good things in pairs. Get 50% off on groceries, and get full discounts in supermarkets. The World! "Sure enough, stand-ins will attract each other!" "Show your substitute!" Killer queen [The third bomb·The loser eats dust]

Hey, the writing was good at the beginning, but then it slowly changed. It started to introduce abilities and weapons. This introduction is a whole article. The development of the story should be very slow in this way, but the fact is that the story is omitted, the equipment is written in detail, and a few words are used to describe a battle. After that, the male protagonist becomes a dragon king and there is no development at all. Even the friends who went in with him are not written, and then he sighs (ah! The dragons in this world are not saved or anything) and then... Nothing happens after that.

It's like not updating a chapter for hundreds of years. It's so annoying to watch.

I digress later, and it's different from the comics. It's just for fun, and I don't have any sense of responsibility. The novels and comics can't be connected, and the comics are unfinished. It's not the same. I guess it's just for fun.

The male protagonist who has low self-esteem, especially with the Sky Ax Soul and Kongtong Seal, even a pig can be cultivated into a peerless genius. Especially according to that world view with the theme of prehistoric times, then even if they are the nine geniuses, they will not be a pile of withered bones in the end? Especially in this world, the temptation of immortality is very small? There are a lot of people who have been immortal and destroyed for eternity. But in the end, 100 places for immortality are given by destroying a family ranked seventh in the world? If you switch to another novel, even if you only give one quota, there are many people who are willing to kill them. Even with so many good resources, the male protagonist is still a child with low self-esteem and feels that he is not as good as the so-called nine geniuses. This is what you call the so-called bad guy.

I think back then Yun Tiankong was also a great master at the starting point. . . It's a pity that we had a falling out in the end.

Why didn't the ending include a female protagonist? . . . . , Isn't the highlight of this book the setting and the interaction between the male and female protagonists? Why is there no female protagonist in the end? .