Why Is This Dragon So Humanlike?

The author's writing is great. There are not many poisonous points in it, but there are quite a lot of laughs. It makes people very happy to read it. It really doesn't count as cheating if you can deceive one. After all, it was quite interesting before chapter 130 and had a lot of laughs. Chapter 133, tsk tsk tsk, is that for people to see? Let's simulate it. First, you take your sister home and find that your family and subordinates are all tied up. They still have scars on their bodies, and next to them is the kidnapper. He tells you that he is finally here. You rush up to fight with him in anger. He can deal with your attack with ease. Your sister goes to untie the ropes of her family and subordinates. After they escape, they fight with the kidnappers, but the kidnappers have weapons. (Although it is a bit ridiculous, but this is a simulation) Then he and you fought and retreated, and then they fought outside the house. At this moment, a group of people gathered nearby. The kidnapper suddenly pointed his weapon at them and launched an attack. You rushed to block it, and finally blocked it at the last moment. Just as you were about to step forward and continue the attack, he suddenly clapped his hands and said to you, congratulations on passing the test. The reason is that you can bravely rescue some strangers, which proves that you are a very kind-hearted person. Then you forgave him, but he didn't mention how to compensate you, and even wanted you to risk your life to do something. I know you don't like to read long stories, but I'm just telling the truth. Finally, I wish you all a smooth life and happiness every day.

This is the first novel of this type that I can read. I have read many novels in the past where the protagonist turns into a dragon, but basically I have no feeling after reading dozens of chapters. The further you go, the more you feel suffocated. The protagonist often feels suffocated.

This is the most unqualified dragon clan. The giant eagle can break through dragon armor, and dozens of giant eagles can kill giant dragons. The dragon clan of the magic darling does not know magic, but can only breathe and fight in close combat. If the young dragon learns magic, it can kill the manticore with huge magic resistance. However, the entire dragon clan can only breathe! If you can accept it, you can continue watching. The overall plot is good, the narrative is smooth, there are no big plot bugs, and novices can get into it.

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The settings are laid out in an orderly manner and the plot arrangement is reasonable, but the ending is a little rushed. The degree of originality is high and the world view is more complete. In terms of characterization, it is relatively average, and the characters are more facial-shaped, but at least they don't have too self-contradictory behavior. The main flaw is the excessive calmness and indifference to sacrifice when the protagonist's plan is implemented successfully. This is a writing difficulty. I hope the author can overcome the difficulty in the future. The writing style of Tomato is already above average. There is no fancy rhetoric, the writing is very simple, but the overall feeling is pretty good. The logistics aren't described in detail, but it doesn't matter that it's a magical world. I feel that the author has great potential, is very sensitive in expressing the plot, and can bring readers into the story very well, which can avoid some writing minefields. Looking forward to your next book.

A common problem with Internet literature is that it is very creative and good at first, but then it starts to fall into vulgarity. After Long left his hometown, he started to have an affair with the Guangming Cult. I felt sleepy and bored after reading it, so I deleted it and opened the next one. Let me add that you can read it before Chapter 60, but it gets boring after that. I don't recommend reading it.

The pace of success is fast, and the pace of failure is fast. The good points come and go quickly, and the good points come and go quickly. Several subtle points were passed over without realizing it, and several visible areas that needed to be polished to make the writing more emotional were passed by in a daze. It's great to be able to see the content you want to see quickly, but will it be lacking in depth? Is depth really that necessary? I still need to grill [thinking] Ah ha, my anxious heart finally feels relieved.

"Is This Dragon Really All Right?" Is a very interesting time-travel fantasy - Chen Wen, who was born with a serious illness, transformed into a black dragon, and used human wisdom to "cheat" in a different world: he not only understood the combination of magic weapons and equipment, but also played with magic that the dragon clan could not learn, and beat the Knights and the Mages Guild to the point of losing their temper. The setting of no system and no heroine is very refreshing. The protagonist's original intention of just "traveling around the world" and the contrast between the "dragon-shaped human spirit" in the later period is particularly endearing. It has a simple beginning, and relies on imagination and excitement to support the fun. The pace is brisk and not procrastinating. It is a casual novel that can be easily read.

The subject matter is very good. , Stories will do, too, That is, the author uses a straightforward narrative most of the time. In fact, many times it is changed to this kind of communication between characters, showing what you want to say in the form of a story, which makes our readers more immersed and more exciting. For example, Dak learned space magic and was very happy. He kept putting a bunch of gold coins in and taking them out again. This passage is actually quite interesting, but the way I told it in a straightforward way took away a lot of fun.

It looks great, and I look forward to the follow-up. I hope there won't be any magic or potion that turns Awen into a human later. The core attraction is the dragon's perspective.