In a car accident on a rainy night, high school student Tang Zeyi saw strange golden eyes flashing in the eyes of a dying driver. From then on, his world began to collapse - dragon-like vertical pupils appeared in the reflection in the mirror, and the words in ancient books turned into swimming golden lights in his hands. Chu Yelan, who claims to be a professor at Xuanqiong Academy, brings the cruel truth: he is the bloodline successor of the ancient dragon god Zhuyin, and the Hunting Scale Society, which has been dormant in the dark for thousands of years, has raised its butcher knife. When "Dragon Annals" awakens in the palm of his hand, Tang Zeyi must make a choice: continue to pretend to be an ordinary person, or step into this dark side world with gilded pupils and words and spirits.
Reader comments
The first six chapters contain a lot of information, so I'll take my time [smile]
Just reading the introduction, you might think it's a bit dragon-like.
After reading six episodes, I felt that the opening story was really awesome (it has nothing to do with the plot of the Dragon Clan anyway [like])
There is an obvious shortcoming in the first six episodes.
There was too little description of the protagonist in the first three chapters, which made me confused. I didn't quite understand the protagonist's specific character and motivations. The subsequent memories were so crazy that my mind couldn't wrap my head around it [Grief]
It feels like the first six chapters alone set up the story. If you add some subplots of interactions with other characters, you can write more than ten chapters.
That is, after the early role positioning is clearly written, the plot reversal in the subsequent story will be more exciting and resonate with readers, and it will better integrate into the subsequent plot.
But it's also possible that I'm not suitable for fast-paced books [thoughts]
All in all, I probably won't continue reading. I'd like to leave a comment to give the author a boost and encourage me to start rating soon [Blow a kiss]
The first six chapters contain a lot of information, so I'll take my time [smile] Just reading the introduction, you might think it's a bit dragon-like. After reading six episodes, I felt that the opening story was really awesome (it has nothing to do with the plot of the Dragon Clan anyway [like]) There is an obvious shortcoming in the first six episodes. There was too little description of the protagonist in the first three chapters, which made me confused. I didn't quite understand the protagonist's specific character and motivations. The subsequent memories were so crazy that my mind couldn't wrap my head around it [Grief] It feels like the first six chapters alone set up the story. If you add some subplots of interactions with other characters, you can write more than ten chapters. That is, after the early role positioning is clearly written, the plot reversal in the subsequent story will be more exciting and resonate with readers, and it will better integrate into the subsequent plot. But it's also possible that I'm not suitable for fast-paced books [thoughts] All in all, I probably won't continue reading. I'd like to leave a comment to give the author a boost and encourage me to start rating soon [Blow a kiss]