Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire

A big one, forcing the protagonist to say that dragons grow slowly, but the Titan adoptive father grows like a chicken. How can the Titan be so powerful?

I finally understood that the adoptive father is the real protagonist, and this golden dragon is just a cowardly, disgusting and weak bastard. The so-called ancestral dragon? Haha, it's just an extremely weak little bitch.

If you take the Madonna red route, if you like this aspect, you can check it out, it's not bad

I have read a lot of dragon novels and I can only say that if you want to see him turn into an adult dragon, you have to wait a long time. It is simply outrageous. When writing about long-lived species, you use the time concept of short-lived species. No wonder you are rushing to the street.

I remember that I read Empire of Man instead of Empire of the Golden Dragon. The novel changed after the protagonist had a child. The author would not have thought that he had done a good job of writing about the protagonist teaching the children. It is really disgusting to not have to endure hardships. The children of the co-author must be taught according to the protagonist's way and not according to the child's mother, right?

Except for the ending and some parts in the middle that I feel like but don't want to, on the whole, I must reward the author, add nine tins, use a fake festival ax, enter the court without trends, praise without name, go to court with swords and shoes, crown the public servants, open the house with the same ceremony, build the emperor's flag, ride on the gold-rooted chariot, and perform the system of policemen. He refused to submit to his ministers when performing affairs, refused to worship after receiving edicts, was in charge of ministerial affairs, abolished the authority of the establishment, usurped the use of suburban sacrifices, erected seven temples, pursued the emperor's title, granted 100,000 households, commanded all domestic and foreign military affairs, Hufu transferred the six divisions, dedicated expeditions, punished and rewarded himself, went out and called the system, carried seals and ribbons, danced with the emperor's music, lived on the regency platform, and controlled the soldiers and horses of the world.

A pure nanny story, with a high rating, reaching 6000 years old. 😕😕😕

Updates are really unstable now

The turtle protagonist, and then someone causes trouble, and the protagonist has to step forward

While talking about protecting the Titan bloodline, he then corrupts the only inheritor and turns the person into a hybrid... Is this kind of dog and shit who breaks his promise and gets fat enough to become a holy dragon?