
Creation: The Dragon's Journey
创世:龙之旅途
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 12h ago
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See allI'm Addicted to Western Fantasy
Looking for books like Lord: Raising a Girl in the World of Agony. I want Western fantasy plus farming plus multiple female leads, with rich worldbuilding, smooth prose, and a tight pace. Let them farm when it's time to farm and fight when it's time to fight. Are there any similar books? Please, I'm begging you, experts!
Looking for Western Fantasy
Western fantasy means Western-style fantasy, not Journey to the West. It refers to a world that brings together angels, demons, dragons, elves, magic, knights, and the like. For reference, see Son of Light.
Western Fantasy with Empires, Elves, Dragons, Knights, and Magic
Ever Since I Read Titans and Dragon Kings, I Can't Enjoy Any Other Dragon Stories. Please Recommend Some
Looking for books like Transmigrated as an Evil Dragon: The King Sacrifices a Princess from the Start.
Behind-the-Scenes, World-Creation Stories, Always Invincible, No Stupid Decisions
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...
Western Fantasy! Please Recommend Western Fantasy Books! It's All I Enjoy Reading During a Reading Slump
I want to read something like Western Fantasy: Making the Villainess Conquer the Insane Demon.
Western Fantasy, Otherworlds, Swords and Sorcery
Something more conventional, with a grander worldbuilding. That’s about it.
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.
Any Good Western Fantasy Novels?
Lately I've been craving Western fantasy and high fantasy. I'm so sick of what I've been reading.
Looking for Well-Written Western Fantasy Novels
I really love Central European-style Western fantasy novels, but I don't want them to be overly realistic. The dirt and filth don't necessarily need to be described, though coal miners and chimney sweeps can still appear. I want a novel with prose good enough to perfectly portray the grand splendor and magnificence of the Western Middle Ages.
I’m Looking for High-Quality Western Fantasy Novels. Please Recommend Some
I'm a little tired of cultivation novels. Not that they're bad, I just want to try something different. I haven't read much Western fantasy. Any high-quality recommendations, guys?
Looking for Western Fantasy Novels
I’ve been into Western fantasy lately: elves, beast girls, gods, magic, and an interesting fantasy world. Does anyone have any good Western fantasy novels to share?
Please Recommend Tomato's Best Western Fantasy, Magic, Otherworld, and Wild-Ideas Stories
I want a great story. It doesn't have to be wish fulfillment, and I don't mind a slow pace. I've read all the famous ones, but I'm open to recommendations that are worth sticking with. Give me all your good books! (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )!
Why Are All the Highly Rated Western Fantasy Stories About Farming?
I'm looking for other kinds of Western fantasy.
Western Fantasy!!!
Looking for books like "After Evolving from an Eagleman into an Angel, I Leveled the Gods (Divine Authority of the Heavenly Seat)".
Does Tomato Novel Have No Western Fantasy?! (Angry)
I’m looking for some Western fantasy. It’s my kind of thing, and I also want something to use as a stand-in for my OC. Magical girls would work too! HP is fine too! One more requirement: no romance!
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?
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.
Looking for Stories Featuring Mage Towers, Sky Cities, the Astral Plane, and Conquest of the Multiverse
I’m looking for books about legendary mages, battles across the multiverse, building sky cities, and challenging the Twilight of the Gods.
Dragon Novels: Beyond Dragons, There Are No True Gods in the Dragon Realm
The Protagonist Travels Across Different Planes, Witnessing All Kinds of Legends Without Interfering With Fate
The protagonist travels between different worlds and is incredibly powerful, witnessing their stories like a passerby. He quietly shows off his abilities, and very few people even know he exists.
Any Myriad-Worlds Stories Where the Characters Transmigrate from One World to Another?
Any universe-spanning stories where the protagonist transmigrates through different worlds one by one?
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The first three prologues are slow-paced, but the current quality of the main text is very high for a fantasy web novel. It's clear the author has carefully designed the characters and plot; it wasn't written casually. The book's strength lies in its stability—stable character development, emotional depth, and world-building.
Have you ever seen a book with over two hundred chapters still in the "newbie village"? This is my first time reading on Tomato Book, and this book is truly unique. In this era of reading that strives for "grabbing attention in three seconds," this book, with an almost stubborn attitude, invites readers to slow down and linger in the folds of the text.
The story begins with the creation of the universe, offering a fresh perspective. The protagonist gradually transforms from a nascent energy being into a dragon, exploring the laws of the universe and different dimensional worlds along the way. The pacing is leisurely, the world-building is meticulous, and the seven laws and multiple races are clearly defined, creating a highly immersive reading experience.
As a creation-themed novel, it doesn't just focus on piling up combat power; instead, it devotes considerable space to depicting the landscape of the universe and the nascent stages of civilization. The plot unfolds gradually, with foreshadowing naturally distributed, demonstrating the author's dedication. It's a very good read. [You'll appreciate it.]
If you enjoy stories interwoven with grand worldviews, cosmic timelines, alien civilizations, and creation myths, you can confidently dive into this book. From Idrilian to various cosmic powers, from dragons to diverse races, the book unfolds layer by layer, weaving together cosmic calendars, divine kingdoms, different civilizations, different star systems, and the vastness of space with fantasy.
The overall pacing is very comfortable. The early chapters lay the groundwork for the origin of the universe and the protagonist's background, while the later chapters gradually unfold the plot, including magical training, festivals, and competitions. The power system is well-developed, with no abrupt overpowered plot twists. The series is currently being serialized stably, and those who enjoy creation myths, fantasy, and dragon themes should definitely give it a try.
The universe creation theme and the setting of the Seven Laws are truly brilliant. The world-building is very well done, and it's quite addictive.
It's very well written, with a vast world view. Unlike other Western fantasy novels where the battles revolve around just a few races, this is the multi-dimensional world I envisioned, instead of power struggles that are forever just racial conflicts. It deviated a bit from what I imagined.
A slow-paced Western fantasy creation story. The protagonist starts as a nascent energy mass in the void, gradually learning and developing a dragon-like body. The world-building is vast, with a complete set of seven fundamental laws and multiple races and divine kingdoms.
Although I've only read about 110 chapters, it's been incredibly engaging and full of highlights. This book has been gathering dust on my bookshelf for months—how come I only discovered it now?! The synopsis says it's a very long story; I hope so. Author, please keep writing!!!