In the World of Dragon Raja, I’m a Dragon-Slaying Mage

Very good, I quite like it. It's a group portrait story. The main character is mature but grows fast (now the Dragon King can be beaten casually). It's not OOC. It's interesting to complain about the bad guy. There is no female protagonist at the moment (vote for potato chips and long legs, it's fine without a female protagonist). In terms of the plot, the main character appears in a small proportion, which leads to many people complaining about the nanny and not understanding it. It's normal for the protagonist to slay dragons as a school commissioner, and he doesn't hang around them all day long. It's even more outrageous to give away a girl. I would like to ask which female character does the protagonist have a better relationship with now, or does he have more communication, or is he a matchmaker? He has never interfered in the emotional problems of any character. Didn't they solve it themselves? The growth of the characters can be clearly felt in this article, and the description of the friendship between F4 (five people) is also very good. The writing is also good, five stars.

Very good brother! The big brother who takes Mingfei running, the big brother who turns up the heating for Zihang, the big brother who spurs Fen Dog, the big brother who trains with Caesar, and the big brother who stands in front of everyone! (And the big brother who gets carsick [OK])

This should be the author's first novel. Generally speaking, it is above average. The most obvious problem is that it is also a common problem of most new authors. The lack of writing power makes the story line not so "shocking" and a bit "bland" (the most obvious one is the "combat fun" on the label? It's a bit dull). Let's talk about the protagonist's ability, the dragon-slaying magic... Yes, it is nb, but I don't know what is nb about this ability. It just lacks a detailed one. The introduction of abilities makes me, a passerby, completely unaware of the effects of these abilities. Then I think the Dragon Language in the original novel can be added. Just one word: Jun Yan always feels that something is missing. In the end... I think the weakness of the protagonist can be completely retained. Motion sickness itself has a certain comedic effect, which may give the novel a different "substance" (but it is quite good for a new author, at least it is not pure poison) The above is just my personal opinion.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh look better than ordinary good grass. Although I am born in 2005, I have still read the comic about Operation Kuimen. The author's writing is really enjoyable and it relieved all the frustration I felt when I first read the comic.

Wow, wow, the author really wrote it very well. The little girl is so happy to read it [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart] Also, it was really cool to see the main character's fight scenes. I don't have much culture, so I can only say that it's very good, it's really beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

I read it in one go and it's the first time I can't help but write a long review. I read "Dragon" when I was in junior high school. I was in the second year of middle school. My family was very strict, I didn't have a mobile phone, and all the novels I wrote were torn up. My cousin's book "Dragon" completely pulled me into the world of blood and sorrow. Then I grew up, and "Dragon" seemed to gradually change its flavor... The author's writing style is very southern, and may be a bit green, but it is not awkward at all when reading it. At first, it may feel a bit middle-of-the-road, just because it has been too long since I have been immersed in the world of young people and fire... It has been too long since I have returned to that time of wanton fantasy. Later, after I got used to it, I read it more smoothly, and I smiled because of the interaction between the protagonists. If you want to build a perfect Nibelung fantasy, then this is probably the most beautiful development. (Although Brother Ye still hits me one or two every time he shouts skills, hahaha) After reading dozens of chapters, I felt that Lin Ye might be too strong, but later I gave up my doubts. That world is too unreasonable, so it needs an even more unreasonable existence to save it. Lin Ye himself was here to eliminate the difficulties, and he did not follow that world view. Lin Ye is an alien creature who tears apart the rules and makes everything lost and regained. And, what is gratifying is that the author did not erase the highlights of the original characters, and even presented their character arcs in a more "fair and just" manner (especially Caesar, as the chef, following the original work to the end really made me black-eyed). They are growing up healthy, they are being saved, and they are being respected. I hope the author can see it. Come on!

It's tied, I feel pretty good, just keep it like this, it retains the original's funny character and the characters are relatively restored, but they don't have the youthful pain and squirming tangle of the original, and Lu Mingfei also has a reasonable change.

Five stars for it, it's very good-looking, and the low score is malicious. I feel like I haven't read any very poisonous articles. I feel like this is very good. It's quite good-looking [laughing] [like]

After reading Chapter 160, it was okay, and the characterization was basically online. Half-nanny group portrait article, after all, it is to make up for regrets. The heroine should be Xia Mi. The author of the book review also said that in my impression, the protagonist has never talked to other female characters. I don't know what will happen next. Therefore, the book reviews before September that said it was a gift for a girl can basically be determined to be sexually repressed.

The author's writing is still very good. It is one of the best dragon fanfics I have read. But I generally tend to read group portraits without CP, and I read this book with the intention of having no CP. But it's a pity that one of the heroines is Xia Mi. The protagonist's combat power is also very strong, and it didn't make me feel so aggrieved. I didn't feel it was cool. Some authors' writing skills are still a little bit behind and need to be improved. The protagonist is not like a nanny, nor does she seem to be giving away a daughter, because in the first 100 chapters or so there is no tendency for the author to write about a female protagonist. I don't know what it will be like in the later period, but most of the dragon fanfics I read with female protagonists collapsed. Anyway, I hope the author can complete this work. Many people will like to read it. I'm leaving, bye.