Reborn as a Black Dragon: My Name Is Nidhogg

It's pretty good among dragon novels. However, the author said in the article that he will change into a human later on, so I don't know if it will be good or not. If he doesn't change into a human, it's really good. After all, we are watching the arrival of the dragon. As for the author saying that the plot of the unchanged dragon can't go on, I think the author needs to consider improving his writing skills. It doesn't necessarily have to change into a human. Why does a noble dragon want to become a human?

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The writing is quite good, but there are very few scenes with the sisters in the back. They are all about demigods and powerful men from various countries who are fighting back and forth and springing up like mushrooms after a rain.

A good book. The development time is very comfortable in my opinion. If it is too long, the protagonist is too useless, and if it is too short, it seems uninteresting. The combat power is well controlled, and the combat power has not collapsed so far. The other four sisters are currently very useful in front of the subordinates. The younger sister is the red face, and the protagonist is the bad face. It does not require too much care to cultivate a large number of confidants. I feel that there is a high probability that there will be no moles in the later period. I am not sure whether they will turn into humanoid forms in the later stage.

It's pretty good, but the subsequent development is a bit similar to "Western Fantasy: Evolution from the Eagle Tribe to the Angel Empire" I've read Chapter 121. I don't know why I can't pick it up on the bookshelf.

From the initial fantasy to the later Warhammer-like world, there are hundreds of millions of points across dimensions. The four dragon girls have very few scenes, but there is actually Jojo, and Di Ao has not been written as a villain. It can be seen that the author must like Di Ao quite a lot.

It's well written. According to the author, the only time you change into a human is related to the reproduction of offspring [laughter]

The writing is very good and the characters are well developed.

What about the four dragon girls? Some of them have nothing to do with dragons.

It's pretty cool, but when will there be training [crazy][crazy][crazy] Is there any education and training? When will there be education and training? [I'm about to cry]