Li Die, a mountaineer from modern-day Huaxia, meets with disaster in the snowy mountains and unexpectedly transmigrates to the frozen northern wastes of the continent of Aslan.
His soul does not enter the cycle of reincarnation. Instead, it merges with the body of a newly hatched dragonling whom the Dragon Mother considers a “lesser dragon.”
In this bitterly cold, merciless world where the strong prey on the weak, he must contend not only with threats from the top of the food chain, but also with the stigma of being a white dragon, a breed branded the “shame of the dragons.”
Relying on human ingenuity and resilience, Li Die struggles to survive in this brutal frozen land. The Dragon Mother cruelly casts him out, forcing him to build a nest alone on a perilous ice field, sharpen his claws and fangs, master his icy breath, and even awaken spell-like abilities unique to him.
When he follows his dragon instincts and falls into a deep sleep, hoping to unearth the power buried in his bloodline, the “low intelligence” associated with his white dragon ancestry once again prevents him from awakening powerful inherited magic.
He becomes the god of the weak cave-dwellers beneath a glacier...
The fifty-year period wasn't handled very well, and suddenly fifty years have passed.
So far, this place seems pretty good. I'll give it five stars as encouragement.
The first few chapters were pretty good; they were quite immersive.
Author, this is very well written, keep it up! 💕
The framework is huge!
Keep up the good work, author! It's great!
In Western fantasy worlds, thermodynamics doesn't apply. If one place cools down, its heat must transfer to another place, but this doesn't happen in Western fantasy worlds.