A Descendant of Dragons in the Demon Lord's World

Is this novel a harem or a single heroine or no heroine?

I read it in one sitting. How can I say it? The warmth of farming in Slime is very well written. There is just a slight problem with the protagonist's character. I personally think that our Eastern Dragon should feel like he is looking down on the world. The character of the protagonist is too childish, so childish that he doesn't feel like he is the king of the world. Of course, it may be because the protagonist's form does not make him an adult. The author could write more about how the protagonist is completely serious, the kind of momentum that suppresses everything at a glance. I hope the author will work harder and make more updates.

I feel that when the protagonist reaches adulthood, he can use the traditional dragon veins to transform his dependents. Instead, he can create a divine dragon blessing like the Dragon King in LoL. The recipient of the blessing is the divine dragon. Of course, if you want to be blessed, you need the approval of the protagonist. I have already thought about the blessing scene, so I wrote that the protagonist pulls out the scales from his body and then injects them. The power forms a phantom version of the protagonist and swims into the body of the blessed person, and then the blessed person receives different blessings according to himself. There will be no major changes in the body. It is that after the phantom version of the protagonist swims into the body of the blessed person, the blessed person will have an additional tattoo [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

As for whether there is a female protagonist in this book, I can say yes or no. Because the author doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, there is no plot like love. At most, write a little interaction. (๑´ڡ`๑)

The writing is pretty good. As long as the follow-up logic is normal and doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's strength and make him suffer, then it's a good book.

Interesting! Happy happy happy? A truly good novel can make everyone smile like Smail!

The writing style is a little green, the characters are complete, I feel good personally, and there is room for improvement. It is worth reading. You can also read it during the book shortage. The low score is mainly because there are too few people.

It's okay. The only thing I feel is that the protagonist blends in too naturally and has no moral integrity at all.

It's good, but the author is too short (I've been driven crazy to write my own book in a trumpet) [scrolls] One chapter a day is not enough to read. The fan next door, Hao Kuai, writes two chapters a day [scrolls]

I haven't read the original work. Can the author, the protagonist, be stronger than Rimuru later on?