Dragon Clan: They Are All Mentally Ill and Want Me to Kill the Dragon

The first 50 chapters are not the same thing as the ones that follow. The first 50 chapters have a natural sense of lunacy, and the second is mental illness for the sake of mental illness. It's typical for someone to write a novel just for an idea. When the idea is used up, the novel will continue. It's worth reading before you pay for it, but forget about it afterward.

This crazy suppression of the protagonist makes the protagonist's reaction feel a bit cowardly.

I have no idea what I'm writing, and it's really hard to read.

I really can't appreciate this kind of writing style. It's very uncomfortable and neurotic for me. Everyone has different tastes. I will not comment on the content and plot. Judging from the writing style, it is very uncomfortable for me personally. Give it three stars.

When you co-author others to watch Dragon Clan, is it because you are constantly trying to figure out the religious settings?

I thought the author would persevere. I felt that the author was pure and wrote because he liked it. So even if the author updated every two or three days, I didn't say anything. It has been almost four days since there was an update.

The feeling of religion is too strong, which may make it uncomfortable for non-religious people or those who know little about Christianity, but overall the writing is good.

It's too watery, and the information density is too low. I skipped through more than a dozen pages, but in the end there was no plot at all.

I'm curious, can anyone really watch this?

The writing is very good, what can I say? You have to be patient when reading this book. You may not understand some parts, so you can only skip them temporarily. If you look back at them later and read them again, you will suddenly understand. It is suitable for free time.