Black Dragon Age: Crucible of Beasts

It's so weird for a dragon to use a sword

The writing is quite good, and the plot is currently in the style of collecting dependents to complete system tasks and expand the territory. The development is relatively stable and there are no poisonous points. The shortcomings are that the settings in some details are a bit strange and too complicated (such as mixed blood evolution + knight profession + sword skills), the shaping of the world view and environment is somewhat poor, and the final villain is currently an evil human being from the scientific side who pops up occasionally. From what I've read so far, I feel that the protagonist is a little too fusion monster. He has no skills that he has developed himself, and his action mode is too mechanized. As a result, the author's writing does not look like a flesh-and-blood dragon, but more like a dragon beast with no problem with intelligence. When he was growing up in a dragon family, there were some character and emotional descriptions of his interactions with other dragons. Since leaving the family to work on his own, he has become more and more like a dragon that has no "heart" and has become a purely instinctive evil dragon. Although there are indeed some books in the Alien Beast style that deal with the evolution and growth of pure beasts, the latter part of this book is indeed not very physical and lacks a "gripping" plot, which may lead to some loss of readers. I'll give it a try and see how it develops in the future. This book currently has potential.

The main parts are Deathwing, the tail of the Dragon Killer, the wings of the Celestial Dragon and the Crying Dragon of the Heaven and Earth, the dorsal fin of Godzilla, the horns of the Demonic Horns, and the thorns of the Generinosaurus, which is kind of interesting [laughter]

The writing was quite good at first, but suddenly a classic plot came into play. The protagonist was targeted by others before he could develop. I could guess the plot behind it. They must want to reform, so they wanted to arrest the protagonist. This kind of beginning is too boring, and then there is a magical dragon whose body is a burden. I can already imagine that he may become the protagonist and be coerced in the plot later. You know what I mean, and I definitely won't let the protagonist develop very quickly, because if he grows too fast, he will be crushed. I just want to write the kind of protagonist who will die or live. The old and passionate novels in the past are not interesting at all. Can't we grow quickly, crush these people, and then have new goals to strive for? It has to suppress growth, and then every time there is a dangerous environment, and then I get injured all of a sudden, and I rely on the protagonist's halo to move up. It's time to come up with some new tricks. It's really boring.

First of all, it is not an AI article. Then this is a very traditional dragon story, with a dragon sister, developing territory, and collecting dependents. But there are basically no poisonous points, the protagonist's golden finger is also very novel, and the plot is very traditional, but not particularly cliched. If you don't find it vulgar, this book is worth reading. Come on, author! [Please update]

It's very interesting, but I don't know if the author is doing it full-time or as a hobby. The writing and plot are impeccable for the time being. It is exquisite and compact but also novel. I hope you keep writing and when the number of words comes up, you will get what you want [grievance]

I quite like it, but it's a pity that the author is missing

Pseudo-DNF setting, giant dragon, and G-cells. Apart from Infinite Feast and Dragon of the Sun, it is a Western dragon novel worth reading. Book friends, please urge me for more updates and give me more five-stars, so that this book will not be interrupted like Dragon of the Sun, or like Infinite Feast, which will be interrupted and deceitful.

Yes, Goldfinger is very novel, and the protagonist has a good personality. He is decisive when he should be decisive. The interaction with the dragon girl is also very interesting. The human side has also been strengthened a lot. I feel that the protagonist will tear apart starships with his own hands in the future. There will be a lot of them to watch. I give it five stars and cheers for the author.

It's very good. There is no AI, and the five chapters are very innovative. The world view is also good. It's a prelude to the war and the battle is exciting.

Nice dragon text

(I generally don't give five stars to unfinished books) My opinion is that it is close to 4.8 Stars The plot is very appropriate, the ingredients are complex, and it looks very comfortable. I think there's nothing wrong with the fact that many female protagonists include dragons and humanoid aliens. It's quite novel... The protagonist is very strong at heart and cannot adapt to the human form. Then, although the main theme is honestly just normal, the traditional rise of another world, but the writing style is large, I think it is good to keep it this way. Even if the factor of non-mainstream pressure and flow is taken into account, the final conclusion is estimated to be close to 8.9 To 9.4. Overall, it gives me the feeling of Toothless living in the outside world and developing with other dragons in "How to Train Your Dragon" It's mature, but it lacks a little bit of character. I can't fault the details. Regarding the specific combat power setting, I only know one related to monster hunting, and I don't know much about tokusatsu dramas (I still understand some of the jokes). At present, it seems that there are some signs of the numerical theory of combat power. I actually like the part where I first met Matna. I hope that the description in the book can retain some realism of magic from another world, otherwise it will be easy to fall into the weak routine of traditional combat power when the level of combat power is high in the later period. After the completion, the review will be changed depending on the situation [laughing evilly] Update quickly, I can't sleep at night

Quite optimistic, this world view seems to be adapted by the author. Especially the protagonist's character is pretty good, at least not bad. There is no poison (although I hate this word and the comments about this)

It's nice to look at, not poisonous at all, and it's clear that the writing is about dragons rather than people wearing dragon skins, and Goldfinger is also very creative (the ultimate fusion monster? It's interesting)

So far so good for me [shy]

I finished reading it in one go. Although they are all black dragons engaged in close combat, the character setting and world background are better than those who only know how to chew the world tree, destroy the world, and become super heroes as soon as they are reincarnated into black dragons. The writing of Darkness is good. I hope I can write more than 1000 chapters.

If you don't have a book to read, or if you are looking for a book to read, you can take a look. Don't be affected by the ratings. Take a look for yourself. It's a pretty good dragon novel.

Yes, a very good dragon article, but are the bros in the book reviews serious? Didn't the author already say that the sword was a foreshadowing later on? And except for the first two times, the subsequent swords have basically disappeared...

A good alien beast novel. The protagonist is a five-color dragon. It's well written. I've followed it.

The writing is good and the plot is okay too, keep up the good work

It's watchable, the writing is okay, and the storyline is pretty good, but I don't feel it has any particularly outstanding advantages. As a template, I recommend Dekahar from "StarCraft 2", which can evolve the ability of prey, and can evolve long-range attack capabilities by eating spaceships. The main reason is that Dekaha has a tribe that can be used as a dependent. The tribe has many types of troops, can evolve, and can explode quickly.

Good looking. Love to see more.

The score is a bit low, but it's definitely a good book

This book is already much better than most Western fantasy dragon novels

A very good Black Dragon novel, highly recommended to read it, without any loss.

I read dozens of chapters in one go and will review it first when I come back. It's a very traditional and authentic book about dragons. I like it very much!

I am very satisfied with this book. All the elements of Longwen are very complete. Although the number of words is not large yet, I can look forward to the future. I will add it to my bookshelf first. I look forward to the day when you will recommend it.

One of the rare Western fantasy dragons, I finally found one that I could read in one sitting! It has a full dragon feel, a strong sense of immersion, and a good story line! I stayed up all night and finally finished reading it, but it was too little (⋟⋞)

Beautiful flying😁

Overall not bad