The Black Dragon Era: Furnace of Ten Thousand Beasts

It's so strange for a dragon to use a sword.

The writing is quite good, and the plot currently follows the style of collecting familiars to complete system tasks and expand territory. The development is relatively stable, with no major flaws. The downsides are that some details are a bit strange and too complicated (such as mixed bloodline evolution + knight class + sword skills), and the world-building and environmental development are…

The main body is Deathwing, the tail of a Glaive, the wings of a Celestial Wyvern and a Celestial Roar, the dorsal fin of Godzilla, the horn of a Demon Horned Dragon, and the spikes of a Nergigante. Pretty interesting 😏

It was written quite well at first, but then suddenly a classic plot point came: the protagonist hadn't even fully developed yet, and he was already being targeted by someone else. I could already guess what would happen next; they definitely wanted to modify him, so they wanted to arrest him. This kind of beginning is too boring, and then there's this magical dragon whose body is a burden.

First of all, this isn't an AI-generated story. Secondly, it's a very traditional dragon story, featuring a dragon girl, territorial development, and the acquisition of followers. However, it has virtually no major flaws, the protagonist's cheat ability is quite novel, and while the plot is traditional, it's not overly clichéd. If you don't find it too cheesy, this book is worth reading. Author, keep it up! [Requesting more updates]

It's a great read. I wonder if the author is a full-time writer or just doing it as a hobby. The writing style and plot are currently impeccable, well-structured and engaging, and full of originality. I hope the author keeps writing; once the word count increases, you'll reap the rewards you desire. 🥺

I quite liked it, it's a pity the author disappeared.

A pseudo-DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) setting, featuring dragons and G-cells, this is a Western dragon novel that's definitely worth reading, aside from Infinite Feast and Blazing Sun Dragon. Readers, please give it lots of likes and five stars to prevent it from becoming like Blazing Sun Dragon, which had its hiatus, or like Infinite Feast, which had its frequent breaks and resurrections.

Great! The cheat system is novel, the protagonist's personality is great—decisive when necessary, and the interactions with the dragon girl are very enjoyable. The human side has also received significant upgrades; it feels like the protagonist will be tearing apart starships with his bare hands later on. I've read quite a few of these, so I'm giving it five stars. Keep up the good work, author!

Very good. No AI, and the five chapters are quite original. The world-building is also good, a prelude to an impending war, and the battles are exhilarating.