The Nation Asked You to Translate Dragon Speech, So You Commanded the Dragons?

It's very interesting. As long as there are no blocking points, the book will be very stable in getting high scores. Many parts are quite reasonable. However, the pace seems to be quite fast. The more you write later, it may fall apart. As long as you don't be too addictive, it will be fine. If it doesn't work, you can also expand the world view.

Great book, the author is so cool!

It was quite interesting, but at the beginning, the senior who was assigned to take care of the protagonist scared me so much that I thought an emotional drama was about to begin. Later I found out that it was a false alarm and she was a good senior (crying) and there was no big poison in it. It was a smooth read, and I read it to the end in no time. So if there are 10 billion people on the earth, and everyone has a father and a mother, then where are the remaining 20 billion people? (X There* is a typo orz

I have read Chapter 5 so far. How can I put it? It looks good, non-toxic, there are no disgusting peers, and there are no extremely poisonous older generations. The plot is more fun (the giant language interrupts the quarrel, the roommate can see through the female dormitory with eagle eyes, etc.) The writing style is similar to the auxiliary article "Serving the Country in the Beginning" with the protagonist Jiang Yuanbai, but the protagonist's specialty and personality are completely different. It can be seen that the author has written something of his own. I won't comment for now. Continue reading. I have read Chapter 17 so far. What has been written in the middle is the process of the protagonist constantly breaking through the dragon language level. Although the "Are you really kidding me" part between the superior and the deputy dean is a bit routine, but it doesn't matter anymore. It's not a big problem. It's quite good. It's different from other auxiliary route books. In other books like Jiang Yuanbai's book, the protagonist has strong combat support skills. In the dungeon, he can give teammates an increase buff, a control-free buff, treatment, a slow-down buff, and even resurrection. This book focuses on the scholar, an auxiliary profession that supports rear production strategies. It has always focused on the professional characteristics of the scholar who "learns all things, understands all things, and analyzes all things", and repeatedly emphasizes the benefits brought by each different copy [such as contract paper, such as the potions in the City of Scholars, such as the special dragon blood profession in the dragon world copy, dragon language knowledge/magic, etc.] This is a point that deeply impressed me. I hope the author will continue to deepen this kind of work. After all, although Jiang Yuanbai's book is good-looking, the core is to read the protagonist's different dungeons along the way + obtain magic modification skills. Compared with the dungeon that is being broken through, the dungeon that has been broken through has too little ink and is just too long. It perfectly avoids the formulas and routines of other auxiliary texts (namely criticize a certain content for being ugly and too slow to update, imitating Jiang Yuanbai's but rubbish book "Starting to Serve the Country" which I can't remember the name of)

Not a bad start. Attract readers' interest in reading, and the characterization is humorous and interesting. Sometimes the humor doesn't feel like a drama. Anyway, it's remarkable. This book has great potential. I hope the author will continue to work hard. [Like] Also [please ask for more updates]

So far it's good. Although I don't watch many male videos, this is one of the few well-measured novels written by male authors that I have read. The protagonist is not very big like Goldfinger. Long Aotian is arrogant and unusually high-profile. It is good to have the participation of the state. The shaping of relatives, friends and girls is also good. There is no feeling of having a harem, there is no super, they are ordinary smart people, and there is no bloody plot. Good reviews, although there is no explanation, there is no cp support, but the recent freshman questions are a bit strange. The male protagonist has been through the freshman year, and he should have a rough idea of everyone's level. Moreover, the teachers in the final papers have also done it in reality. It is a bit abrupt to highlight the modesty and strength of the male protagonist, but overall it is not bad, it is gamified, dragons and the like like it very much, and there are many dragons! ! !

The angle is very special, it's the first time I've seen a book on this subject📖. The explanations of the names of various named items make people feel inexplicably professional. The male protagonist is very good, and he is still so powerful that he doesn't even know he is. The development of the plot feels very reasonable and humane, and the "supporting characters" also have their own character building. It always feels like each supporting character has his own story. But they all have the same goal. You can watch it! You can watch it! ! You can watch it! ! ! It's not ignorant or novice, it's not as boring and streamlined as the upgrade article, it can be written quickly

Although the subject matter is not new, it is very good if it is submitted to the country, adds scholars, and adds magic. It is very interesting, but I don't know why the rating is so low.

The writing is very good, it is a relatively special subject matter, the content is very rich, the pace of the novel is well grasped, and there will be hilarious content. I like the country's recognition of talents. The only shortcoming is that it is too short. I hope the author will add more! More updates! One hundred chapters a day is not too many.

Protagonist: There are too many skills and it's a bit complicated. Personality: Calm, steady, not indecisive Plot: To be honest, I like to jump to read the highlights. I guess I can read it. A lot of the content is very hazy. It seems to be said but not said [face covering], but I can understand it. I have to say that the author has done a good job of grasping the readers' habits. Readers may have a common problem of making up their minds [laughter]