Transmigrating Into a Game? I'm a Dragon! And You Want Me to Slay One!

So far, aside from his mother and the two goddesses, almost everyone in the Dragon Clan I've seen is male. It's impossible for such a vast dragon race to have so few women, right? Also, the protagonist's best friend didn't transform into a woman with him; won't it be difficult to maintain a proper balance between them?

As a game novel, the most attractive aspect is undoubtedly the protagonist's dragon identity; the opening is concise and to the point; the integration of worlds and diverse settings, as well as the coexistence of fantasy and magical elements, are refreshing. The early part mainly introduces the world view and setting, with a light and fluent writing style.

Meow~ So far, the plot seems to be fine and worth watching. Keep up the good work, author! Meow~ It's still great so far (I'm just looking at the reading time). Keep up the good work, author!

Why is there only such a small amount? 😫

The concept is somewhat similar to the naming conventions of night.

I suddenly realized a problem: most books with low ratings, like this one, have overly ambitious world-building, leading to a poor ending. You ask where this book's vast world-building comes from? It's due to the type of magic, the fusion of Eastern and Western elements, and the inherently controversial relationship between Western and Eastern dragons. However, in my opinion, this book is quite enjoyable. The plot is also good. However, I did not say that this book was not good.

It's very good, but when will Ye Chen die?

The author's knife has always been very sharp. Although Wu Zhi is a villain, the author wrote his experiences in a way that really wrung my heart.

I hope I don't get married.

Great deal! Great deal! Great deal!