Why Is This Dragon So Humanlike?
这条龙怎么人里人气的
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Is There Really Nothing Wrong with This Dragon?这条龙真的没问题吗Alternate title on Fanqie
- How is this Dragon so Popular?English name
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The author's writing is superb; there aren't many bad points, but there are plenty of funny moments, making it a very enjoyable read. It's really a case of trying to fool as many as possible, or rather, it's not really a scam, since the first 130 chapters are quite good, with lots of laughs. But chapter 133... Tsk tsk tsk, is that even meant for human reading? Let's simulate it.
This is the first novel of this type that I could actually read. I've read many others before, where the protagonist transforms into a dragon, but I usually lost interest after a few dozen chapters. The further you go, the more frustrating it becomes, as the protagonist often suffers setbacks.
This is the least sophisticated of all dragon races. Giant eagles can break through dragon armor, and dozens of giant eagles can kill a giant dragon. The dragon race, which are the pets of magic, do not know magic, they can only breathe fire and fight hand-to-hand.
I'm rooting for you! It's well-written. I hope you can keep writing the protagonist in armor, wielding a spiked club, haha. I still prefer seeing the protagonist use a spiked club to beat people up; using a magic wand always feels weird. I hope later on the protagonist will use spoken magic while brute forcefully hitting people with the spiked club, spewing magic while simultaneously striking with it! 🤭🤭🤭🤭
The setup and foreshadowing are well-organized, and the plot is reasonably logical, though the ending feels a bit rushed. The originality is high, and the world-building is quite complete. Character development is somewhat average; the characters are a bit stereotypical, but at least they don't exhibit overly contradictory behavior.
A common problem with online novels is that while the initial ideas are brilliant and creative, they quickly become clichéd. The story of the dragon leaving his hometown and immediately getting into a conflict with the Church of Light made me drowsy and incredibly boring. I deleted it and started on to the next one. Just to add, the chapters up to 60 are readable, but they get really boring after that, so I wouldn't recommend reading them.
Its strength lies in its fast pace, which is also its weakness. The trigger points come and go quickly, as do the exciting moments. Several problematic points were unknowingly overlooked, and several visibly needing polished writing and emotionally charged moments were also glossed over. It's great to be able to see what you want to see quickly, but does it lack depth? Is depth really that necessary? I still need a barbecue 🤔 Ah, my heart that was hanging in suspense can finally be put at ease.
"Is This Dragon Really Okay?" Is a very interesting time-travel fantasy novel. Chen Wen, who was born with a serious illness, transmigrated into the body of a black dragon. With human wisdom, he "cheated" in another world: he not only understood the combination of magic and martial arts equipment, but also mastered magic that dragons could not learn, and beat the knight order and the mage guild…
The subject matter is excellent. The story is also good. The author mostly uses a straightforward narrative style. However, by shifting the focus to interactions between characters and presenting the story in a narrative format, the author could create a more immersive and engaging experience for the reader. For example, Dark learned spatial magic and was very happy.
It looks great! I'm looking forward to the sequel. I hope Aven won't have any magic or potions that turn him into a human later on. The main appeal is the dragon's perspective.