The Red Dragon Just Wants to Do Whatever He Wants

PS: The author has a very clear mind. If you link to the right website, it will be fun to read. If the head of the red dragon can pour out half of the magma, the world will usher in the wisest king - "The Book of the Red Dragon" David closed the page of the book, burned it to ashes with a breath of dragon's breath, and filled himself a bottle of Balrog's mixture. Fuck that bullshit sanity. I just want to do whatever I want! This is a story about a red dragon who travels through a different world as long as he practices the seven deadly sins and can be rewarded infinitely.

Ps: The comment section said it was pretty good. I watched it twice and I still couldn't stand it. The first time: it was stolen, and I hid in dragon dung on the way because I was afraid of being eaten. The second time: the three stolen dragon eggs were actually eaten by the dragon mother. This is the content of the three golden chapters. The author knows how to screen fans. I haven't read it since then. The reason I recommend it is because there are very few dragon-related books, and this one is just okay.

It can be regarded as Lao Qi's second dragon novel, and it's a pity that Blue Dragon Pigeon is so bad. Lao Qi's imagination can be said to be surprising among many of Qidian's works, especially there are a lot of reasonable and unexpected imaginations. You would think that it is okay to handle it this way, but... Why does it feel weird? Moreover, in Lao Qi's novels, there are almost no stupid characters (except for Bai Long, who is a daily task). Each character can make reasonable words and deeds based on his or her status, experience, and cognition. In particular, there is no stupid villain, and there is no protagonist who knows everything. You will often find that the protagonist is frustrated, but the protagonist can always make a choice that makes the reader shine (or dazzle). Attached: It can be seen that the author does have great enthusiasm and talent for pan-DND and dragons. For XP, I really hope that the author will continue on the dragon literature track, but dragon literature is still too niche. With the author's imagination and plot control ability, any kind of farming/strategy style novels should be able to perform well. In particular, it is the author's strength to build a complete worldview combined with the alien continent and slowly present it in front of readers. It is a blessing to develop a hobby into a career. Although persistence may not necessarily bring success, it can always increase the probability of success. Blue Dragon originally hopes to have the opportunity to finish the unfinished business. Whether it is a major overhaul or a new book, I always hope to make up for the regrets and see what Tianhu's start is like.

The fluent writing combined with the gripping plot is not only fascinating, but also thought-provoking, and you will gain a lot after reading it!