At the final moment of the ancient legend, the powerful existence that should have brought about the destruction of the world - the Dragon of Finality, unexpectedly traveled to modern society. The huge dragon body looked out of place among the high-rise buildings. Its magical scales flashed in the sun, causing everyone to marvel and panic.
When it first came to modern times, Dragon of the End faced many challenges. The busy streets, roaring machinery, and unfamiliar technological products all made him feel confused and uneasy. But with unimaginable intelligence, it quickly adapted and began to try to integrate into human life. It learned to use mobile phones to understand the world like humans do, went into the library to read ancient books to find clues related to itself, and even interacted with curious children in the park. Its gentleness made the children forget their fears.
However, the peaceful life did not last long. Some mysterious organizations are aware of the existence of the Dragon of Ending. They covet the power of the dragon and attempt to capture it for evil purposes. At the same time, the remaining ancient magical power in the world also fluctuated due to the arrival of the Final Dragon, triggering a series of strange events. In the process, the Dragon of the End met a group of kind-hearted and brave human friends. Some of them were scholars proficient in magic, and some were urban adventurers full of a sense of justice. With the help of his friends, the Final Dragon begins to explore the secret of his own time travel. In the hustle and bustle of modern society, while guarding the hard-won peace, he searches for answers to return or take root here. A modern adventure story full of fantasy and warmth begins.
Reader comments
No, there is no one in more than three hundred chapters?
The plot has too many ups and downs, and it feels weird to read. I feel that the plot needs to be improved, but overall it's okay.
No, there is no one in more than three hundred chapters?
The plot has too many ups and downs, and it feels weird to read. I feel that the plot needs to be improved, but overall it's okay.