Dragon Raja: Dawn After Ragnarok

Author: The protagonist is the White King, a generation of White King. He is not a time traveler and has no system. He is created under the pure dragon world view. Some pitfalls in the original work have been filled in. However, because some of them are relatively immature, we apologize for any errors or omissions. Also, regrets have to be made up for, but the dragon part has an original plot, and will add a plot from the turn of the Han Dynasty, which belongs to the protagonist and the past of bronze and fire (the anchor is a history student, and will write it in line with the facts. If this part is not bad, the anchor plan can open a series (Except, talk about Bai Wang's past.) Then Chu Tianjiao will be a bit OOC, but the anchor feels that writing it this way will be more acceptable to readers. If you have better suggestions, please comment. In addition, the anchor will update it weekly, and will update 10,000 to 20,000 words a week. If you like it, please support it. Why don't we give up the score? It's been a bit tense lately.

The author should be ai➕creator, and he is quite able to control it. Seeing that the hostess is not broken now. There is no need to pursue a perfect plot or give it a free plot. The author is very good, so I give it full marks because it is the first time for him to write a book for a high school student. This book really hits the airwaves. The writing is very good, but I have to give it a high score [send my heart] [send my heart] After all, the author said he is not an AI? [Shocked] Well, I admit that I used to have this complicated writing style when I was young and ill. 🥺

It's a good book that you can understand after reading a few chapters and seeing the heroine transform into a dragon. If I were five years younger, I would probably like it more, like it very much... But it's a pity that I'm a bit old now. Alas No wait, why did I just turn two more chapters and it suddenly turned into an AI style? Is this right?? 🤔

The writing is very good. It turns out that I also fantasized about the plot with Bai Wang as the protagonist or the main supporting character, but I didn't have time to write it. I'm really happy to see someone write it. Come on, don't just imitate Jiangnan and end it.

""One❶Remarks: [Jiang Zhenyue - New Moon on Twelve Nights, White King]" "II❷Book title: "Dragon Clan: After Hiding the White King's Identity, My Deskmate Is a Dragon"" "3❸Author: "Farewell to the Moon in the River" "4❹Status: [Complete]" "Number of chapters of Wu❺: {118 chapters in total}" "Land❻Date: 2026May|16th" It's too late to be drunk and have to say farewell miserably. When we say goodbye, the vast river is soaked in the moon——Bai Juyi's "Pipa"

The writing style is logical and tight, and it is worthy of being a book written in the second stage.

I was deceived by the introduction and cover. I thought I was interacting with Xiami, but she went to find her "daughter" first 🤦 🤦 🤦 There are too many pits, and when the time comes to cut them, I will feel uncomfortable all over. I saw the Kassel Gate for the time being, and I will nourish it first, maybe it will be gone 🤔🤔🤔🤔

It's very good, a book without CP Bai Wang. And it's definitely not Lily.

It's pretty good, but it feels better if the protagonist has white hair 🤔 After all, it is more in line with the description of King Bai in the article, and the look and feel is indeed better 🤔🤔🤔

It looks good, the characters are well-developed, but there are some gaps in the middle. Overall, it's good.