The Nation Asked You to Translate Dragon Speech, So You Commanded the Dragons?
国家让你翻译龙语，你号令龙族？
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- Completed
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- 336k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Global: God-Tier Scholar, The Nation Helps Me Level Up全民：神级学者，国家带我练级Alternate title on Fanqie
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Male-Oriented Fiction with No Romance! No Romance! Don’t Recommend It Otherwise!
Don't suddenly give me a love interest halfway through and then claim there's no female lead. I hate random romance subplots 🙃
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It's a very good read. As long as there are no major hiccups and updates, the book is almost guaranteed to get a high score. Many parts are quite reasonable, but the pacing feels a bit fast, and it might fall apart as it goes on. Just don't make it too toxic. If it really gets too bad, you can expand the world-building.
Great book, and the author is so handsome!
It's pretty good, but the initial part about the senior student being assigned to take care of the main character scared me, making me think a romance was about to start. Then it turned out to be a false alarm; she's a good senior student (tears). There weren't any major flaws. It read very smoothly, and I finished it in no time. So, if there are 10 billion people on Earth, and each of them has a mom and dad, where do the remaining 20 billion people go? (X) There's a typo (*). Orz
So far, up to Chapter 5, the overall impression is good. There are no offensive or toxic characters, no disgusting peers, and no extremely toxic older generations. The plot is silly and fun (Giants interrupting each other's bickering, roommates using Hawkeye to see through the girls' dorm, etc.).
A good start. It attracts readers' interest and features humorous and interesting character portrayals. Sometimes the humor doesn't feel out of place. Anyway, it's quite remarkable. This book has a very promising future. I hope the author continues their efforts. 👍 Also, [please update more frequently]
So far, it's been pretty good. Although I haven't read many male-oriented novels, this is one of the few well-balanced novels I've read by male authors. The protagonist doesn't have any overpowered abilities, nor is he an arrogant and overbearing overlord. The involvement of the nation is a good touch.
The perspective is unique; this is the first time I've seen a book with this kind of subject matter. The explanations of various names and items give it a surprisingly professional feel. The male lead is incredibly skilled, the kind of skill you don't even realize you possess.
The theme isn't particularly novel, but the combination of handing over to the state, scholars, and magic makes it quite good; it's pretty entertaining, I just don't understand why the rating is so low.
It's very well-written, a rather unique subject matter with a rich amount of content. The pacing is excellent, with frequent laugh-out-loud moments. I really appreciate the country's recognition of talent. The only downside is that it's too short. I hope the author will add more chapters! A hundred chapters a day wouldn't be too many!
Main character: Too many skills, a bit complicated. Personality: Calm, composed, and decisive. Plot: To be honest, someone who likes to skip around and enjoy the exciting parts might find it difficult to read chapter by chapter. Much of the content is ambiguous, seemingly saying some things but not quite saying others 🤦, but it's still understandable. The author has clearly grasped the reader's habits well; readers probably all have a tendency to fill in the gaps with their own imagination 😅