Armor Descends on Kassel

To be honest, I didn't click on "Honor of Kings" before because I had the stereotype that it was a cool novel for young people. Then I saw it again. From the introduction, the heroine Xia Mi's Dragon Clan fan came in. It was unexpectedly good. It felt right from the first few chapters. The protagonist did not come to this world from the perspective of a savior. His world is emotionally subtle, and there is no separation due to the different characters. There is also no common problem in other similar works of "having a strong sense of mission to save something." For me personally, it feels very comfortable to watch, and the author has put his heart into it (the heroine Xia Mi ~ I can't find it anymore, I cried to death)

I rarely read fanfiction, but this book is really good. First of all, the narrative is not procrastinating, but the necessary plots are described in detail, and the details are appropriate, making the reading experience very good. In addition, the topic selection is very good. I liked the exquisite and mournful style of the Dragon Clan in middle and high school, but now I prefer the attitude of life toward death, knowing that there is disaster but still moving forward indomitably. Kai is a typical example. In it, the differences between Eastern and Western cultures, the stance of humans and dragons, and the relationship between divinity and humanity are all mentioned. It can be seen that the author wanted to write something different. Finally, many of the fans are here to make up for the regrets of the original text, so the author is kindly requested to work hard and update quickly.

After reading it, I personally felt that this book was quite good. If the author updates it, it is relatively stable. There are two chapters a day. The main character is not the Virgin and it is not a cool novel. The novel is overall sweet, and there is nothing too poisonous about it. The single heroine fits the character very well, and Xia Mi finally has her own redemption 😢

This book is the only single-female protagonist that I can read. Maybe it's because the protagonist's personality is a bit similar to mine, and I particularly like the character Xiami. Finally, I wish the author better and better writing.

I read the original work by Jiang Nan. What the hell, this is my fault. After reading this book, hey, this is ideal. Dragon Ball is pretty good. As for the settings, there is no problem at all. Unlike some mindless cool articles. After a meal, it's nothing. Very good, author.

The combination of dragons and kings is in line with my taste. The plot is not bad, but it is not interesting if it only has armor. I suggest that he add his sister Luna to the game later, otherwise it will be boring if one person is invincible.

The writing is still very good. Although I don't play games and don't know anything about Kayn, it basically doesn't affect the viewing. The holes that need to be filled have been filled in. I saw a few people saying that they don't like politics involved, but the dragon clan itself also has a little bit of politics in it. And if Kayn wants to let dragons, hybrids and people coexist harmoniously, politics will inevitably happen. If you don't like it, you can quit. There is no need to be a troll. It just feels like some plot characters have not been written too much, such as Caesar, Nono, Zero, and Uesugi Koshi, who has not appeared at all. Japan is in such turmoil that he did not come out (it may be that the author forgot), but it may also be because of the influence of some bad reviews and no intention to develop the plot. But overall it's pretty good.

Very good, this is the first time I have seen a dragon fan with this theme, Qinglong, one of the four guardian spirits of the East. Although the main character was weakened in the middle and later stages, I still liked the plot. It can be regarded as making up for some regrets and dissatisfaction after reading the original work.

The current impression is good, the writing is online, and the three views are correct.

How should I put it? It is a novel that is burdened by stereotypes. The setting of Kayn's Chinese elements and the characterization of the characters in the article gave me a small surprise. I did not expect that such a young character can be so dazzling. This is the charm of this book. The author is also very hard-working. Although she is the heroine Xia Mi, the plot is quite complete and the regrets are filled in. It also made me seriously think about the meaning of the word "slaying the dragon".