I Transmigrated into D&D and Got Dragon Madness
穿越dnd，我得了龙狂症
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- 700k Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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- 4mo ago
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- Dragon Madness Earned Me an MVP!龙狂症得了MVP！Alternate title on Fanqie
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Evolution, Dragons, Hidden Routes
Looking for Furry Fiction, Preferably with a Furry Protagonist and Two Male Leads
Looking for books similar to Tales from the Beast World.
Any Dungeons & Dragons-Style Novels?
Looking for books like "The Giant Dragon Loves Farming". Dungeons & Dragons is one of the most famous tabletop games in the world. It has a fairly complete system of powers, and many of its rules have also become conventions in fantasy novels. Its dragons, in particular, are often featured in many novels...
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Dragon
Something like "I Didn't Raise a Dragon", with a dragon protagonist or a protagonist modeled after one. They can evolve gradually, or be a dragon from the start. They should be overwhelmingly powerful, like the lord of all beasts. Any genre is fine, urban, transmigration, anything.
Please, Furry Authors, Don’t Leave Your Stories on Hiatus!
Western Fantasy: Titans, Ancient Dragons, Eras, Divine Authority, and Ascension to Godhood
I'd like to read books similar to From Eagleman to Angel: I Leveled the Gods (Divine Authority of the Heavenly Throne).
Looking for Books Where the Protagonist Is a Dragon from the Start, with No Need to Evolve from a Snake
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Turns into a Western Dragon?
Are there any novels where the protagonist turns into a Western dragon, preferably a red dragon?
The Protagonist Is Nonhuman, Does Not Fawn Over Humans, Is Not a Monkey or Ape, and Does Not Become Human
Looking for books like Seer: The Three Holy Spirit Phantoms. Anything goes, dragons, machines, and so on. No monkeys or apes, no turning human later, and no outside incarnations. Especially no monkeys or apes, and no turning human. I can reluctantly accept other things, and I might tolerate turning human later on, too.
Western Dragons: Greedy and Brutal! None of That Hiding in a Cave for Their Whole Lives
I really want a story with a Western-style dragon who's arrogant, brutal, and greedy, not one that hides in its lair for its whole life like a dog. Dragons should live grand, glorious lives.
Any Furry Books?
Any Western Fantasy Novels with Metal Dragons or Chromatic Dragons?
Any Good Dragon Novels?
Looking for books similar to Dragon: Dragon Realm.
A Novel That's Been Trending on Douyin Lately: Dragon: The Dragon Realm
Looking for books like "Dragon: The Dragon Realm". It's not just an adventure novel, but also a profound reflection on human nature, power, and desire. It leaves readers thinking deeply about life long after they finish.
It's 2026 Already. Any Recommendations for New Ongoing Novels?
I'm looking for stories like The Game Arrives: I Want This, This, and This One Too. Beast-taming? Technology? System? Urban martial arts? Fantasy? Comedy? Wild ideas? Just nothing too formulaic. Seasoned readers, don't keep your best finds to yourselves. I know you've got good stuff, so recommend them already!
Lately, I'm Obsessed with Stories Starring Fluffy, Adorable Little Animals
Any Novels With Two Male Leads and Purely Animal Characters Who Never Turn Human?
I'd like books similar to "Reborn: The Big Cat's Little Wife Is So Sweet and Soft".
Reborn as a Giant Dragon
Western Fantasy Dragon Stories: The Protagonist Is a Dragon, Whether Transmigrated or Native-Born, DND Welcome
Are there any books like SIZK's The Crimson Dragon, Xiao Xiaosheng's The White Dragon: Lord of Winter, The Red Dragon Emperor, and The Green Dragon's Cultivation Notes, Gui Xi Beiming's The Green Dragon's Nest-Building Notes and The Dragonwing Elegy of Saraf, The Red Dragon's Roar, and Wings of Frost?
Any Novels with a Dragon Protagonist? No Fawning Over Humans or Goody-Two-Shoes
Looking for books similar to Dragon's Will. Any kind of dragon is fine, as long as it's a Western dragon. Preferably one that's decisive and ruthless.
Looking for a High-Quality Dragon Novel :)
Stories with a Dragon as the Protagonist
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into a Western Dragon and Relies Solely on Himself
Any Stories About Transmigrating Into a Dragon and Staying in Dragon Form, Like a Red, Blue, or White Dragon?
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I Become a God Starting with a Dragon
Reborn as a Baby Dragon: I Really Don’t Want to Become a Calamity
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National Fate Arena! I’m a Double-Familiar Contract Holder!
The Dragon Is Here!
Dragonkin: The Red Dragon's Journey
Aground: Between Ideals and Reality
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White Dragon: Starting with the Ferocious Beast Template from the Classic of Mountains and Seas
The Black Iron Dragon King
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I really love this book. Even those unfamiliar with Dungeons & Dragons can enjoy it. The "Double Dragons Playing with a Pearl" genre is so niche, almost nonexistent (sadly). It's wonderful to find such a well-crafted book. The characters are well-developed and well-defined (the protagonist's natural naiveté is adorable, and the science-minded little dragon is obsessed with combat power).
You won't regret investing! I've also fallen for the dual male leads in the male-oriented genre! ✌🏻️🙄✌🏻️ Many people are hesitant to admit that BL in the female-oriented genre is just romance in a different skin 🙄, it's so boring! 🆘 To be honest, the writing style is very mature; it doesn't seem like it's your first time writing. 😏
🍅A rare D&D novel, enjoyable and engaging, with no major flaws so far. The initial fantasy section might be awkward for some, but I find it delightful; I love the quirky, almost manic feel. As long as the characters stay true to their established personas, everything is fine. It also features the classic D&D premise of extensive setting information, including world-building and spell descriptions.
It's good, but there's too little of it, I didn't get enough. The mage dragon is so elegant, I want to pick up the well-behaved (?) Little uncle and rub him a lot 🥰 It's just that the little uncle's corruption is so outrageous, I hope Yongrong or a metal dragon discovers his mental problems and puts him in a mental state (at first I thought he was a rare, calm, easily angered, and seriously ill benevolent dragon protagonist, but I didn't expect an evil god to pop out here).
Blue Dragon is one of the best D&D novels I've ever read. I highly, highly recommend reading the original; it's absolutely amazing! 💥💥💥 It's surprising that such a niche novel has fanfiction. To be honest, I feel like this one has the typical issues of fanfiction—the pacing is too fast, there's some background information being added, and there's a lot of quoting from the original text.
I haven't read the original text, but the concepts of colored dragons and metallic dragons seem familiar. Is *Blue Dragon* the original source? (Why is there something mysterious about it?) Let me briefly point out the more serious issues. 👇 The protagonist's transformation is somewhat abrupt, going from a transmigrator to a mentally ill person.
This was the first D&D novel that got me hooked, but it's also the most captivating. After flipping through some others, this one felt like the best fit for my taste. First, the character development. Normally, I'd immediately move on if someone's character is out of character (OOC), but I'm unsure if this one is, since I haven't read the original.
Wow, wow! The writing is incredibly vivid and evocative, full of life. The brushstrokes are delicate, the descriptions are lively and full of tension. It's elegant and refined, pure and untouched by worldly concerns, refreshing and humorous, full of wit and charm. The plot is ingeniously laid out, with subtle foreshadowing and hidden details.
A good book. It's rare to find a story with a dragon as the main character and two male protagonists on Tomato's website. As a long-time reader of Tomato's work (in my opinion), I highly recommend it. It has great potential, and the author consistently updates five times a week. Giving this review to show my support.
Summarize: The author has an extremely thorough understanding of the habits of dragons, these fantastical magical creatures (Wow, that's impressive!). It evokes the image of a mushroom-like creature drinking blood and covered in fur and scales. The authentic D&D style gives this novel a unique flavor (suitable for LXL readers).