Log in to the Starting Point of Creation and I Will Become the Platinum Dragon God

The front part is very boring, there is no main character plot. Although I have mentioned it in the introduction, it still feels too long. I feel that I can omit it and shorten it a bit, and then mix it into the subsequent plot and elaborate it. You can add more words, and I feel it will not be too abrupt if you write it interspersed. The previous part is full of this kind of plot, very boring, I don't have any patience, I may persuade you to quit, but I like Dragon Dragon, I want to continue watching, the later part is good, I will continue to give full star praise [Chigua]

One of the best dragon-god-themed novels First it's a dragon, then it's a god, and finally it's a bit human. It's a very successful character creation that satisfies all my fantasies about the platinum dragon god. It is much better than those humanoid lizards that are neither dragons nor humans, like farming and nosy, and spend all day saving little girls.

If this book had not nearly a thousand chapters or more, it would most likely be discontinued or ended hastily. At present, most of the hundreds of chapters are narratives and grand background descriptions, experiencing the creation, lizard people, dragons, and elves. Only the era of the dragons is described in a larger space with the protagonist as the main character. Others either come out as observers to express their emotions or the protagonist disappears after being guided. I am not particularly disgusted with such a narrative, but judging from the current reminders and a lot of foreshadowing, it is difficult to believe that the author can persist until the completion of the book [rolls eyes]

I quite like watching it. The Observer of the Universe became the Dragon God. At the beginning, Dragon God was very impressive.

Among the dragons, there should be five kinds of ferrous dragons led by the supreme ferrous dragon king Garug Xingou, three kinds of colorful dragons after the three-tailed dragon, as well as fairy dragons, disaster dragons, original dragons, outer space dragons, planar dragons and so on. The Elf Empire is gone after only 1,000 years? Doesn't an era even last tens of thousands of years? On a cosmic scale, an interdimensional empire can't even survive tens of thousands of years? The imagination is too small.

When does the protagonist log in?

One for a few days, probably a eunuch.

The previous chapters without the plot of the protagonist were boring, but now I feel better [Thinking]

Not bad, pretty good. I don't understand why the Elf King was defeated like this. (This is too hasty! Why?)

Well, I've read a piece of the development history of another world, and it's quite interesting to read the novel from another angle.

It's beautiful, but rarely seen. It's a really good novel, I hope it doesn't end badly.

Good-looking, full of characteristics and distinct storyline

It's quite interesting. This kind of plot that witnesses history and promotes history is really good. Don't know why the rating is so low?

It's okay, come on, author

When will players appear?

The best in Western Fantasy

Hope you persist, there are not many dnd articles

The writing is quite good. Although the protagonist appears a little late, the writing is very exciting in the later stages.

A little bit less, pretty good

Currently watching

Has the protagonist come out?

It looks good, the author insists on writing it

Although there are some typos and unreasonable places, it is good

Okay, ok, ok

I can only say that overall it is good

The writing is quite good, why did it suddenly stop updating?

It's okay, but it's too slow. I guess there will be 54,500 cards by the time the players come out, or more than 300 cards.

The front part is a bit boring, the story is written like a history book, but the layout of the back part is okay. I haven't written about the players yet. I'll review it after it's finished.

I started reading directly from Chapter 26. It has no impact so far. It's pretty good, but too little. When did this protagonist become the god of time or history? As a result, you ended up suddenly. Then you can't blame me for giving a bad review.

It's okay. The early stage (before chapter 40, I'm not sure) may be a bit boring, but I like it later. Is the Nether Scroll in the hands of the protagonist? Or ruined?