Reincarnated as a Red Dragon, I Can Transform into the Explosive Dragon King Bakar
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(Refer to the second-generation DND worldview of dnf related rules) When Bakar opened his eyes, he found that he had been reincarnated into a beaten red dragon cub. What's even worse is that his roommates are a bunch of top-notch people: The middle-aged blue dragon who calls herself the queen, the crazy red dragon brother who is full of muscles, the white dragon who is a foodie who chews rocks, and a little green dragon who is extremely stubborn. How should he survive in this crisis-ridden world? Fortunately, the [Dragon Kingdom Lord System] awakened and loaded the Dragon King Bakar template at the beginning! The white dragon is stupid, the five-colored dragon is ashamed? It doesn't matter, inject fame and the transformation begins. The natural disaster-level evil dragon [Ice Dragon Skatha] comes to the world, freezing the world with its extremely cold breath! The red dragon is furious and irrational? It doesn't matter, the blood of the mad dragon is injected into [Mad Dragon Hess] and roars to the sky, tearing apart the dragon's defense line with his own power! The green dragon is timid, cowardly, greedy for life and afraid of death? The realm of death is fully activated [Evil Dragon Spitz] returns from hell, and the poisonous swamp swallows the gods! That day, when the dragon-slaying army of the Human Empire pressed upon the territory, thousands of dragons covered the sky. Bakar sat on the throne, and the three major natural disasters behind him let out world-destroying roars. "Give the indigenous gods of this world a bit of shock from the DNF dragon!"
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Official(1)Scraped 25d ago
The protagonist's combat power has been suppressed. It takes more than half a year to gain this reputation. The transformation costs thousands or tens of thousands, and this is just a single dependent. The protagonist only gains more than 100 reputation points from the beginning to almost 40 or 50 cards. It's hilarious. It's terrible, and the protagonist's combat power is not very high. The monster hunting template of the red dragon next door is so ink in upgrading. The protagonist is overpowered in combat and the plot is boring. There is really nothing interesting about it. If I don't change this book, it will be like this. I really don't mean to be slanderous, you will know after reading more than 30 chapters. It costs hundreds or thousands to transform any family member, and the protagonist works very hard to earn that 100 fame, which is a drop in the bucket. It's so disappointing. The protagonist doesn't want to improve himself or gain reputation to become stronger. He always uses his own resources to upgrade his subordinates. Sometimes he is speechless. He is at level 8 and his subordinates are at level 12, but then he says that their combat power is about the same😐 It highlights the protagonist's superior strength across levels. Why do you keep suppressing your fighting strength? Every time, the protagonist jumps into battle, then draws, and finally uses the final form to be even better and defeat the opponent😐😐It's over
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Official(1)Scraped 25d ago
The protagonist's combat power has been suppressed. It takes more than half a year to gain this reputation. The transformation costs thousands or tens of thousands, and this is just a single dependent. The protagonist only gains more than 100 reputation points from the beginning to almost 40 or 50 cards. It's hilarious. It's terrible, and the protagonist's combat power is not very high. The monster hunting template of the red dragon next door is so ink in upgrading. The protagonist is overpowered in combat and the plot is boring. There is really nothing interesting about it. If I don't change this book, it will be like this. I really don't mean to be slanderous, you will know after reading more than 30 chapters. It costs hundreds or thousands to transform any family member, and the protagonist works very hard to earn that 100 fame, which is a drop in the bucket. It's so disappointing. The protagonist doesn't want to improve himself or gain reputation to become stronger. He always uses his own resources to upgrade his subordinates. Sometimes he is speechless. He is at level 8 and his subordinates are at level 12, but then he says that their combat power is about the same😐 It highlights the protagonist's superior strength across levels. Why do you keep suppressing your fighting strength? Every time, the protagonist jumps into battle, then draws, and finally uses the final form to be even better and defeat the opponent😐😐It's over
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