
Dragon Raja VI: The Wind and Waves of the Stele
龙族VI风涛之碣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 126k Words
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
36Chapters
110Reads
2Listens
7.3kReads · all time
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龙族VI风涛之碣
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I was attracted by the chapter about Sensoji Temple. The author's writing is very powerful and has a very original style. It feels very good in front of me. The last Dragon Clan fan who gave me this feeling was Mourning of the Dawn @ and The Princess Next to the Table @. It's just too little. I haven't read the rest yet. I'll comment later [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
After many years, the story of the dragon clan has set sail again. "The Wind and Waves", with its familiar passion and loneliness, once again draws readers back to the grand world where dragons and young people coexist. This book continues the unique narrative style of the Dragon Series. It not only contains a magnificent epic of dragon slaying, but also hides the loneliness and tenderness that have no place in the hearts of young people. The characters in the book are still vivid and three-dimensional. The once-ignorant teenagers have long since faded away from their youth. They continue to grow up in the wind, rain and war, and move forward hard with the shackles of fate on their backs. The foreshadowing of the past is revealed layer by layer, new mysteries emerge one after another, the grand world view is continuously expanded in adventure after adventure, the game between dragons, hybrids, and secret parties is exciting, and the compact plot makes it difficult to put down after reading it. The most touching thing is always the emotion in the story. Behind the bloody dragon-slaying battle is the stubbornness of the teenagers who refuse to be mediocre, the precious friendship of walking side by side, and the courage to never bow down in the face of fate. The familiar atmosphere of the copywriting hits your face, and the regrets of youth and the pain of growing up are intertwined, poking the youthful memories of countless old readers. "Dragon VI Feng Tao Zhi Jie" is not only a wonderful fantasy adventure, but also a look back on youth. If you have ever been attracted by the Dragon Clan, this new work is definitely worth reading carefully.
I think I'm the pretty one Very beautiful, very detailed description The author please stick to it
It's very interesting. It makes up for the pit Jiang Nan dug in Greenland and also adds up to Fingel's experience. I hope I can catch up with Long Wu's progress as soon as possible. Big boost for the author!
It's very nice, it feels like Jiangnan
The author's writing style is very good. It has the feeling of wrapping loneliness and sadness in grand and gorgeous words like the original text, but it is not enough to read.