The Shame of the Dragon Clan? You Should Call Me His Majesty, the White Dragon!

I think it's pretty good, but it's mainly because I'm clumsy and can't give you praise. Now it's a bit of a different world management and development, maybe I'll build an empire in the future. Let's talk about the protagonist again. In fact, I don't think you need to care about dnd. After all, the author also said that it is fake dnd. It's not unacceptable to change some things. Moreover, the protagonist was also a human before (mainly because I didn't understand some comments that five-color dragons don't do things with five-color dragons). Besides, I didn't know dnd at all before. Some of the dragon articles I read were completely the author's own settings (I only read some dnd dragon articles later to understand what dnd is), so I don't think I need to leave or give a bad review because of this.

I want to see the legendary strongest dragon - Blue Eyes White Dragon Kou Ya!

It suits my taste very well. The protagonist is kind and neutral, neither stupid nor a virgin. She pays great attention to emotions. I like to read this kind of dragon novel the most. I can't stand the evil dragon novel. The emotional line is a bit bland. It seems that the problem is the female protagonist. The character of Long Mei is not easy to deal with the problem of multiple female protagonists. It depends on how the author handles it. The other thing is that it feels okay. It's climax where it should be climax, and it's dull where it should be. Overall, it's a book about Long that's worth reading. I also like the character of Long Mei very much [I learned it]

From a certain point of view, you are right, but from another point of view, you are wrong. I can't say it's completely wrong, I can only say it's still a little bit wrong between completely right. If it is wrong to ignore this point, then of course what you say is right, but if you examine whether what you say is right with a more rigorous attitude, then what you say is not right. In fact, looking back, what you said is right may be right in a static world, and what you said is wrong may be wrong from a metaphysical point of view. But from a developmental perspective, what you say is right may be wrong in the time and space of movement, and what you say is wrong may be right from a dialectical point of view. What you say may or may not be right at this moment, and what you say in the future may be wrong or right.

It's really good. Let me talk about matricide. They are not called parents. In reality, you come and take his perspective. You want to mess with him, although you don't want to kill him. Moreover, this is a continent where the weak prey on the strong, not to mention that the protagonist climbed out from the bottom, which further increases the problem of the protagonist's murderous intention. Let everyone express their opinions. My comments are for reference only. Everyone has different thoughts. I wish you all a happy viewing!

The protagonist of this novel has the same name as the first novel I read. It looks like, hey, Ah Hua is very good like this. What do I think the protagonist can do? Because if you watch it more, you will know the protagonist and what he can do next. But if some moves are not used, some will be added. It's too.

I think the writing is pretty good, but it's a pity that I couldn't bear the pressure to finish it. Also, the chapter 143 feels a bit strange. The protagonist's dragon sister insists on making a fuss even though it's not a big deal. There are also a lot of people in the comment area who want to see brother and sister fall in love. Isn't it true that in real life, close relatives are not allowed to get married, so they end up having fun in novels, right?

This is one of the best Western dragon novels I have read. The plot is smooth, there are some foreshadowings for the protagonist's golden finger and other things, and the battle plot is relatively detailed. At present, facing powerful enemies in the mid-term is not a matter of seconds. In the early stage, you have to be cautious. Changes: 1. It's not that exciting, it's a bit uncomfortable to watch. 2. Don't make the plot illogical just to give the protagonist a cheat (although I can understand it) I will read and revise the book review later

Okay, it looks good so far

A good article, although it is a bit childish in some places (not a derogatory term), but it is already very good for a new author. I have my own unique ideas in many places, and what dnd writes is also very authentic. Finally, @. Regarding the setting of Maria as the heroine, I think it is a bit controversial. Although everyone knows that it is impossible for her to have no partner, but it is a little bit to write that character directly and have a name instead of a side role. . . But everything is according to the author's intention. I hope the author keeps updating.