Reincarnated as a Green Dragon—So What If I'm a Little Scummy?

Another good book after Augustus, Red Dragon Big Lolita and White Pangpang, Little Briquettes are eye-catching. The protagonist is also successful and is a master, but I haven't solved the plot of Se Se yet. I hope it will be arranged as soon as possible [laughing] The last five stars!*^O^*

The book is very good, and the characters in it are very interesting. The fat and stupid white dragon, the three green dragons who like to be thrown away after they are used, the very mature and stable red dragon wife, and the little red dragon Hera who is eager to have the protagonist become an adult. I think it is a very interesting book. Overall, the story is very interesting. 👍 👍 👍 I support the author and give it a good review. I think this book deserves this rating.

Very good-looking, especially the character and abilities of the young dragon. Especially the setting with only one male dragon. I really like the protagonist.

Interesting, this kind of Western fantasy novel is really unique. The protagonist has the body of a dragon and unique wisdom, and is also a natural magician. He is strong, but the world view has not yet been revealed. Why do I feel a little unstoppable from the beginning of the elf?

I have read dozens of western dragon novels, and this one is the best. The protagonist has the best start and has 14 wives, and he is also a nurturing one [smile][smile][smile]. I see that there is basically no big problem now, and the reading is very smooth. The only drawback is that the update is too slow. If I continue to maintain it now, I feel that it will not be a problem to reach 9:02 or above in the end.

It's very interesting, and the author is very diligent in updating it. The protagonist's attitude description and behavior are very good, and he gradually identifies with the dragon clan. The characterizations are mostly pretty good-looking and have distinct personality traits. The writing is quite humorous... In short, it is worth reading.

The characters are all well drawn, but many people say they don't like the protagonist's temperament. From the character point of view, he must have a bit of the character of a five-color dragon, otherwise the book cannot be written, so it looks bad, arrogant, arrogant, etc., But In fact, from the large amount of writing and ink, we can see that he still has a bit of gentleness and conscience (bit by bit). These good aspects can make it easier for readers to accept, and can also make the protagonist's character appear more vivid and three-dimensional. I feel okay, not that annoying.

The plot written by the author is very coherent, and the narrative perspective is also very good. It just feels like writing people as dragons, which is very strange. But overall, the author's writing style is very good and the characterization is very detailed. The description of emotions is also very subtle. Long Qun tried every means to retain the protagonist for the protagonist (sort of), and the protagonist also continued to make progress for Long Qun.

Fox's latest masterpiece, this is the green dragon, cunning, insidious, unscrupulous to achieve his goals, and also likes to have fun As for the upright protagonist that some people expect, I can only say, do you expect a five-color dragon to be upright? Then you might as well believe that Judas is honest

Many of the images in the dragon group can be created. I like the white fat Agatha and the black coal ball. I didn't like the vegetable elf at first, but then I changed my mind a little after I directly sacrificed it. In summary, if you survive the first point, it will become more and more enjoyable in the future. I haven't read it in a long time. This book didn't give me the feeling that I wanted to read it. It lacked that explosive point, and the author still writes so poorly.