I, Who Became a Dragon Girl, Will Rise to Be the Strongest

It's a very good book. Let me talk about the plot. The first is the transformation. I don't need to talk about it. I just read it for this reason. I can do it as a single or a lily, but I feel like I am single. I think the protagonist will be alone in the end. The knife was already there in the first story. Isa can only fall into the darkness. The boy who slays the demon will eventually become a demon. The two make an agreement to end Isa when the protagonist returns to this place. Another foreshadowing is [uniqueness], you can only choose one, and you bet on whether the protagonist chooses yourself or Kill. This story is most likely sad. There is also a silver dragon who is not afraid of anything. Why is he only afraid of pain?

Let me talk about the conclusion first. I think the score of this book should be above 9.2. The current score of 7 points for 1,000 chapters is completely unworthy of this book. Next is the overall evaluation of the book. The writing of the book is smooth, the world view is huge, the foreshadowing is complete, the fighting scenes are not weak, and the emotions are well highlighted. The number of chapters in each volume is basically controlled within a hundred chapters, which means that the tasks in each world will not be too long. At the same time, time is left for the protagonist to relax at the end of each volume. The overall rhythm is tight and tight, and the reading experience is very good. Then there is the evaluation of the protagonist. Due to the influence of being killed and his lover, the protagonist is overall decisive in killing, calm in situations, and basically not messy. At the same time, because he was influenced by Isa at the beginning, he retains a trace of kindness. Although this kindness will not make the protagonist hesitate in the face of the enemy, it will make the protagonist more full. Next is the evaluation of the protagonist group. In the first few worlds, the protagonist has no companions except Sword Spirit. Sword Spirit has no entity and can only chat most of the time. The friends I know in the world are limited to that world and cannot accompany the protagonist, so I can feel a sense of loneliness in the early stage. After Lulia joined the team, the atmosphere changed. There was a big difference between having companions and being alone. There were more and more people traveling with us. I liked this atmosphere very much. It was lively and bustling, and having someone to entrust to me had a great influence on my mentality. Let's talk about some of the comment issues I've seen (because some of the comments are early comments and are biased against the latest chapter. Some newcomers may not want to get involved after seeing the early comments, so I will express my personal opinion here). Some comments say that the protagonist is always fighting high-pressure rounds (this is probably what it means). As of Chapter 1293, the overall rhythm is actually alternating between high-pressure rounds and fish-explosion rounds. The fish-explosion round may not be more than half, but it is not too little. At most, the final boss of the fish-explosion round is a little stressful, but it is not bad for the protagonist. And I also agree with the protagonist's saying that only in high pressure can you grow faster (probably this means). It is also true that some of the equipment on the protagonist can only be triggered by strong players to upgrade the equipment. There are also comments saying that the fighting scenes are not good enough and not fun enough. I personally think that the fighting scenes are 70 to 80 percent, and there are some cool ones. As you get to the later stage, the protagonist has more abnormal abilities, whether it is time or space, elements or magic, charm and swordsmanship. There are many strong abilities. Sometimes you can see that the protagonist is banned for skills, but after being banned, the protagonist still has high values ​​​​on his left hand and high mechanics on his right hand. Let's talk about the knife issue that some newcomers may be worried about (I'm spoiling part of it, because I really suspect that a large number of newcomers ran away because of the knife problem at the beginning). Isha at the beginning will be rescued in the later stage. Not only will the follow-up treatment be to retain the memory and reincarnate, but also the author has given enough words to say goodbye to Isa before reincarnation. And due to the different speed of time in the creation world, Isa can grow very quickly after reincarnation, and maybe you can see her again in a few worlds after reincarnation. As for the other knives, the author of the protagonist group does not have knives. In fact, the real knives only exist in the two early worlds. But it is not bad. After all, they are just people I know in the world. They are with the protagonist for about forty or fifty chapters. I don't know if this counts for the other Shuang Yun. After all, she wanted to die from the beginning. Maybe she got her wish in the end? In short, there is actually nothing interesting about the whole book. Finally, let's talk about the shortcomings of this book. In fact, in my opinion, there are no obvious shortcomings. After all, if there are obvious shortcomings, I will not give a rating of 9.2 Or above. In other words, what newbies care about is whether there are any surprises. I don't think there are any. Some people say that selling bracelets in exchange for money at the beginning is a surprise. I don't think so. Yes, because it is doubtful whether there is a pawn shop in a small town. The protagonist is short on time and is unlikely to find a place to change money. Her top priority is to find Isa. In addition, the town obviously has problems. It is impossible to choose food, water, and accommodation in the small town, so I think this is not a surprise. In short, when newcomers read this book, I hope my long review can help you get rid of some hesitations and make a better decision whether to read this book. I typed this long review by hand for an hour. The rating of this book is really too low. It is really not easy for the author to persist for so long. I hope this long review will allow more newcomers to come in and read this book (the point is that I want to read the follow-up and hope the author can persist. If no newcomers come in, what should I read if the author gives up? 😏)

The rhythm is very well controlled. Although in most works, the growth line is very slow, but as a quasi-infinite flow novel, it can tell each story vividly and lay out the overall framework. It is already a rare masterpiece. From the current point of view, it is obvious that the author will actually avoid deliberate surprises, and some rigid plot developments can also guide readers out of boredom through his own writing skills. Another point is the refreshing feeling of strong positive feedback. Early novels tended to increase numerical values in this aspect, but this has made many people a little disgusted now. This article allows the protagonist to develop through multiple mechanisms, but the power system does not leave any obvious flaws. This is also a relatively attractive new idea to me.

The most popular thing about Tomato is Shuangwen, mainly because it puts too much pressure on the protagonist. Originally, the sixth level directly fucked the protagonist into a small karami, but there is an explanation later, but many people can't see the latter. The knife in this book doesn't taste very pungent. It stabbed me to death 😢

Similar to Samsara Paradise's Infinite Flow, some of the protagonist's abilities are similar to those of Byakuya (sword master, straight kick, blood, etc., But blood is more focused on blood-based abilities rather than intimidation). However, due to the inheritance of the lover, the charm value is very high (the lover can modify the temperament at will, so the other party cannot sense the blood and danger without fighting), and is a pentagonal warrior^v^. The plot is also a bit similar. They are basically the peak of combat power in the world they enter, and they don't take much pressure (because the pressure is taken by the tailor who repairs the armor). Secondly, there are many mechanisms, it can teleport and sometimes stop, can go back, and there are puppet assists and even abilities similar to the Demonic Eye of Death ^ω^, unlike Lao Ye who can only use a knife to chop and chop and then kick him. And the protagonist is Dragon Lady. The protagonist is Dragon Lady. The protagonist is Dragon Lady. Tell the important things three times (=ﾟДﾟ=) Finally, because Hakiling can't stop crying when she feels pain, it's so cute that she often fights while crying (♡>𖥦<)/♥ Facial expressions: ( •̅_•̅ ) ┗( ´·∧·`)┛

It looks good. There are more knives in the front and fewer in the back. It doesn't abuse the protagonist. It feels like a small novel, but it's not too unrestrained. It's a great book, but some characters die too simply and I feel a little unresponsive. It's a very interesting book. Why are there so few people reading it? Come on, author!

Well, it's a very good coming-of-age story. It's to the point, the plot is well laid out, and the characters have clear personalities (probably). All in all, it's a good book with huge potential. I just hope the author won't stop updating it.

The author's introduction is true. Compared with the plot and writing style of this article, the rating is indeed low, and there are indeed fewer people reading it, but it is good that the author is still insisting on updating. Personally, I think the advantages mainly lie in the world view setting, plot setting and development of this article. The full text is one of the best in reading, and it is a bit refreshing without obvious poisonous points. However, the protagonist is not an emotionless person in the conventional sense, but is similar to a man-machine with great charm who can be used as a humanoid wrench? We rarely have close contact with each other in daily life and they are all women. The main characters get along with each other like buddies. They are really able to make jokes when they are ready. The enemy characters are similar to the main characters and have absolutely rational settings, so there is no possibility of a Madonna plot (they will not kill innocent people indiscriminately). At least they are very satisfying to me. The shortcomings are not obvious. Readers who want to clarify the plot need to use their brains to read it. Because of the world setting, there will be Riddler links from time to time (the protagonist group does not), the plot is relatively compact and lacks daily life (personally think it is okay), the protagonist's character is absolutely rational and passive, and some of the actions of the protagonist in the book will feel a bit heartless. Finally, the protagonist is not invincible, and situations of being manipulated by senior seniority will pop up from time to time. This should be the biggest poisonous point (some supporting characters are known, but at least until the latest chapter, the protagonist group has not been touched) That's pretty much it, I'll add the other irrelevant stuff later.

One of the few high-quality novels in Tomato, the fine chaff in transformation writing. The last high-quality transformation writing was about life simulator. The content is not about cutting for the sake of cutting, and the emotional control is just right. There is no poisonous point at present.

The writing is smooth and the plot is vivid, but there are too many knives 🙂