Dragons: How the World Changes

I read Chapter 53. The difference from the original work is that there is an additional person named Zhang Zimo, and the plot has not changed at all.

The writing is really good, the quality is very high among Dragon Clan fanfics, but there is no female protagonist yet. I feel that the protagonist is too lonely. I still hope that the author will write a female protagonist, and I hope it is Eri.

What you are about to watch is an Invincible Dragon Clan fanfic in which Ye Shengyaji is not rescued, Norton Constantine does not appear, Chu Zihang still kills Xia Mi, and Lu Mingfei still serves as a dog to Nono. I would like to call it an excellent second creation that is loyal to the original work and Jiangnan!

Alas, I feel very sorry for the protagonist. After reading more than eighty chapters, Zhang Zimo probably only has two friends he can trust in his heart, his senior brother and his concubine Ming. Apart from that, the only ones he is closest to are his adoptive parents and his younger sister. There are only five people Zhang Zimo cares about in this world. When he came to Tokyo, he was plotted and exploited in various conspiracies. I feel uncomfortable just looking at it, and I feel very sad [almost crying]

Does anyone know what the main character of this book is?

Senior Shen Nong, I have read a lot, and I just can't stand it anymore. It's just pure abuse. It's not even as exciting as Jiangnan. There are no shortage of all kinds of vulgar plots, and all kinds of poisons.

This is really the best thing I've seen in Dragon Clan fan fiction. The plot is not so cliche. Most of the plots in Dragon Clan fan fiction are about invincibility. The protagonist of this book is different, like Dragon King. He is on the same path as Chu Zihang. And in other books, the heroine is always Eri Uesugi. I like this one better. I hope there is no heroine, so the main character can go solo.

My heart is a little blocked, I feel very uncomfortable It doesn't seem to have changed at all, but it makes me feel even more uncomfortable because of the protagonist. If you keep suppressing it, do you have to abuse your master? What makes fan fiction more attractive than the original work is the make-up, not the trappings of your riddles.

The plot is very smooth and interesting, but it was a bit uncomfortable to see the protagonist in Chapter 85 being played by Mai Shutoku in Japan. This is not the kind of enjoyable story where you can control your own destiny. On the contrary, there is a mastermind behind the scenes controlling the protagonist. It's really a bit depressing. The protagonist has great strength but doesn't understand the rules of the game. His power can't transcend the chessboard and defeat all the ways. He seems very powerful, but in fact, he himself entered a more advanced copy too early and is actually a weak person. It's really uncomfortable. It seems depressing because of my personal reasons. If you think it's wrong, then it's wrong.

Haven't seen Dragonborn, as far as I'm concerned. I don't think the main character is happy at all. That Lu Mingze played him tricks one after another. In the end, he didn't kill the drunkard. But support every author. Free, no bike required

It's a very good novel, and it gave me a different feeling than other Dragon Clan fans. (Big cheers to the author!)

From the title of the book, it seems that following the original work would change the occurrence of some tragic events, but it is a pity that Tang was unable to change the ending due to the timeline. A lot of foreshadowing content has been added. I look forward to the follow-up development and remember to fill in the holes. Regarding the main plot, I think it may be that the growth of the protagonist and the exploration of his own past have been added to the original main plot (of course, this may also be a hidden plot). This is a good Dragon Clan fan. Come on, don't be a eunuch and don't stop updating.

It's very restorative and feels like a dragon. The identity of the protagonist will be gradually revealed in the later stages. It's just that the introduction is a bit crude and could be changed.

It's just so-so, it seems to have nothing to do with the original work.

Reminds me of the days when I watched Dragons...

It's right to score low

As a reader who has not read the original text (Dragon Family), it was okay after reading it for a while. It was okay for me. The author's depiction of emotions made me look forward to it. When the faintly perceptible truth was revealed, it made me, oh, so that's it. Looking forward to continuing, come on! !

It's been a long time since I've seen such high-quality Dragon Clan fandom.

I don't feel anything, just a little irritability that I don't know how to describe.

It's so fascinating to watch, the main character likes Xia Mi (it seems like) Then Xia Mi likes Chu Zihang but treats the protagonist a bit like Nono treats Lu Mingfei.