I will break the inherent Western image of dragons and depict a perceptual and complex dragon story {cold theme, imaginative, anti-routine. I dare say not many people write} {medium-paced stories} {partially group portraits} {the more you read, the better they look}
{Growth Drama}{Long Wen's New Idea}{Non-Human Protagonist}{Long Ao}{Dark Strategy}{Multiple female protagonists but not harem (pure love is the sub-line, focusing on the choices and growth of the protagonist twins)}
"The Expanse" finally revealed the dust-laden life experience of the red dragon Noah - he was originally an orphan of the dragon tribe that was exterminated by the human race, but was 'captured' by the enemy royal family as a puppet prince.
And where are Delano and Eli's former masters and disciples...
Memories and pain filled Noah, and he began to lay out his plans as king.
Twins are born, but the protagonist hides it in one child.
One grew up in the royal family, and the other was temporarily raised in a cave.
When the two learn the truth, they will decide whether to turn against each other or join hands together.
This is a group epic with the protagonist as the core. There is no system, rebirth and time travel, only the confrontation of dark machinations and the struggle for inhuman survival.
Noah is repeatedly pulled between the blood feud of the dragon clan and the warmth of human wives and children. Every living character makes a choice in the chess game of destiny, and together they weave a different world with more and more profound meanings. Pure love is embellished, and the growth and choices of the protagonist and the twins are the real theme.
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I actually don't quite understand it, but in my story dragons wiped out all the humans on earth.
Finally, after countless years of strife and suffering, the dragons finally found their true home. With the disappearance of humans, the land turned into a new world. They were able to rebuild their homes and prosper again, free from the constraints of their old home in Azeroth. Hope and optimism are in the air, and the dragons long for a new era of peace and prosperity under the rule of the ancient god N'Zoth.
After the dust settled and the last human was eliminated, the dragon army stopped for a moment and looked around at the scene in front of them. This once bustling world is now silent and empty, and the sounds of war and destruction have been replaced by peace and tranquility. They looked around and saw that the earth had transformed. It was no longer a place of chaos and violence, but a brand new world, a world truly suitable for dragons to survive. With a sense of relieved satisfaction, the Legion's eyes turned to their master, the ancient god N'Zoth, and bowed deeply to show their submission and gratitude.
Humans are bad
I actually don't quite understand it, but in my story dragons wiped out all the humans on earth. Finally, after countless years of strife and suffering, the dragons finally found their true home. With the disappearance of humans, the land turned into a new world. They were able to rebuild their homes and prosper again, free from the constraints of their old home in Azeroth. Hope and optimism are in the air, and the dragons long for a new era of peace and prosperity under the rule of the ancient god N'Zoth. After the dust settled and the last human was eliminated, the dragon army stopped for a moment and looked around at the scene in front of them. This once bustling world is now silent and empty, and the sounds of war and destruction have been replaced by peace and tranquility. They looked around and saw that the earth had transformed. It was no longer a place of chaos and violence, but a brand new world, a world truly suitable for dragons to survive. With a sense of relieved satisfaction, the Legion's eyes turned to their master, the ancient god N'Zoth, and bowed deeply to show their submission and gratitude. Humans are bad