Riding the Dragon in the Old Days

Very nice, why is the rating so low?

As the title says, the new book is being prepared. In addition, Feng Sha has been busy with work recently, so the new book needs to be postponed for a while. It will be released by the end of April at the latest. Sorry, brothers, please wait.

I really like this book. I like to read brain-burning books. That way they look interesting and energetic. Now that I have read Chapter 204, it is quite good. There is nothing sinister about it (in my personal opinion). It was Su Heng who told the teacher how to purchase the price, which made me feel a little weird (but the author also has foreshadowing, and Su Heng's background seems acceptable) I also think the complexity of the setting is acceptable. I don't feel that the number of words is too high (maybe I am more engaged in reading). The complexity of the setting allows me to think well and build a system and a complete world in my mind. I also hope that Su Heng can collect more pets, otherwise the energy-absorbing trees will feel like a waste. As for the author, I ordered all 719 chapters at once (it is still being updated). I will give you the monthly and recommended tickets as soon as I have them. I hope I can write them down in good condition. After all, the map I see now feels quite big. I hope it won't collapse (I only see 204 chapters now).

This doesn't feel immersive. How about we change it?

Some of the pets in a game are dragons.

I have read Chapter 246 now. Let me tell you my suggestions. Every time Su Heng sees a kind of dragon, he should spread the news. Is the frequency too high? And every time, he should write a long letter. What I hope is that some parts that are not important to the plot and are obviously overflowing can be written less and described less. I've read cool articles, I've read fast-paced articles, I've read mindless urban articles, I've read novice articles Your article doesn't have any brainless coolness, it doesn't have pretentiousness and slaps in the face, it doesn't have brainless supporting characters, maybe the content you write has become narrower. It feels like most of the content is centered around the explanation and setting of the main plot and the setting of controlling pets. Moreover, I feel that the protagonist Su Heng has not lived his life and does not have much sense of involvement. It feels like you, the author, are pulling him forward forcibly. He didn't live out his own personality. He was still living in this environment at the age of 18 and endured three years of special training. Doesn't he have his own personality? And I saw him showing his innermost feelings. Is this what a person in the wasteland should do? And I see that the protagonist is getting stronger now in order to survive. But it must be a very rare pet to be worthy of being conquered by the protagonist. Doesn't it mean that you have to become stronger? Then why can't you collect as many high-level pets as possible and be at the top of the same level? So what's the use of Su Heng's conquering the energy-absorbing books? So far I haven't seen him fully utilizing the energy-absorbing trees. He can obviously form a pet control army, even the top ones among the super dangerous species. I remember saying before that the nest disaster is not composed of many high-priced enemies, but composed of a large number of low-level enemies that can be formed quickly. Isn't the Pet Control Corps the best choice? Even if you don't want to collect too many messy pets to go to the invincible stream, you can at least collect a few cherished ones for perfunctory purposes. What I want to see is that Su Heng can live out his own character and personality Moreover, the author wrote Su Heng in a very cold way. The way he made friends and treated his friends did not match the ordinary Su Heng. This made me very confused. And I see very few things written about Su Heng personally. Is he the protagonist? Doesn't he have his own emotions?

The book is well written, but the level classification really makes me bald. The growth stages of mastering the beast are divided into seven stages: infant, junior high school, late middle school, late mature and complete. In the level stage, you are also divided into low, medium, high, special, and super level seven. The formula is also divided into eight levels: inferior, qualified, good, excellent, excellent, outstanding, extraordinary and perfect. Seeing the driver, you are also officially in junior high school, high school and so on. As a professional driver, you are divided into seven levels: trainee, formal, veteran, authoritative, top and pinnacle. Hey, author, are you going crazy or driving us readers crazy? There are so many levels that we can't remember. Why can't you simplify it? Every time I see this, my brain is in a mess. Also, every time I go outside, I always go over the names, levels, and levels of the nearby beast-controlling groups. Author, you have quite a lot of monsters. Why don't you leave them behind and use them? You don't need to explain the beasts lying on the road in detail, okay? Probably just complaining about these two points. The author, I advise you to be kind. Please streamline the parts that should be streamlined. Don't count words for the sake of word count. As long as the upper limit is high enough, you can write one or two thousand chapters. In this regard, readers who are exhausted by the word count will have the patience to read on.

Author, are there any dragons in these pictures about whom you wrote the book?

Does the author have a female protagonist?

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