I Had No Magic, But Became a Silver Dragon Princess

Some parts of the writing is so poor, it's so outdated. Am I reading a novel from 2019 or 2020? The cover is nice too #(laughs)

I'm here to give you a bad review. In short, it needs improvement and might not even reach the average level of Hedgehog Cat. The most important area for improvement is the detailed descriptions; the entire text relies heavily on direct language and psychological descriptions, making it very blunt and crude. Secondly, the plot arrangement is rather "outdated," and the story progression is stiff and illogical—this might depend on your talent. Keep it up, author! Also, your numerous typos need to be corrected. I talked to a friend about your book, and he said you might have come from SF (a Chinese online literature platform). Thinking about it, that style is indeed true. Currently, I've read up to the end of the underground maze and the scene of applying medicine in the bathroom.

It feels like going back to watching Vampire Princess on SF five years ago. #(So sad)#(So sad)#(So sad)

This cross-dressing is so perverted, it's better to just say you're a woman.

Endless Shennong, come forth!

You can tell from the name that it's from a certain brand, right?

Ribbit! It's reincarnation! 😨😨 I'm getting PTSD from Qi Xue Ji, so I'm using Run.

The dragon is a symbol of emperors.

Could the author please choose names that are more distinctive? They're all just "si" or "lin" characters; with so many people, who can tell them apart? At least the characters should be somewhat recognizable!

It has a classic feel to it, like some isekai (another world) novels from about 10 years ago.