I Really Don't Want to Become a Dragon
我真不想变成龙啊
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 356k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 10d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
143Chapters
1.6kReads
8.0Score
128Shelves
138Listens
26.9kReads · all time
In booklists 3
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Dragon
Something like "I Didn't Raise a Dragon", with a dragon protagonist or a protagonist modeled after one. They can evolve gradually, or be a dragon from the start. They should be overwhelmingly powerful, like the lord of all beasts. Any genre is fine, urban, transmigration, anything.
430Books55MViews6dUpdated
The Protagonist Is a Giant Dragon Hiding Their Identity in a High-Martial-Arts World, Working Behind the Scenes
174Books7.2MViews26dUpdated
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Turns into a Western Dragon?
Are there any novels where the protagonist turns into a Western dragon, preferably a red dragon?
213Books48MViews1moUpdated
Reader comments 32
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Script: anti-routine, refreshing, one star Writing style: Detailed, very close to paper literature style, setting and explanation are natural, one star Character: three-dimensional and humorous, one star Others: 1. There is no situation where some novels sacrifice clues for the sake of foreshadowing. It can set up suspense very well. One star. 2. The inserted complaints can accurately resolve the embarrassment, which is a good attempt. Total: four stars, five stars for hitting xp.
So pretty! I like this genre very much. The author's writing style is also very stable and daily-style. The narrative rhythm is very good, the details are well described, and the richness of the plot is also good. Seeing that the Little Sword Master (current plot) and the Legend of the Dragon (possible future plot) are developing well, I hope the protagonist can have a sweet future, right? Ps: Is there a female protagonist?
It's okay. It's a decent novel. The description of emotions and environment is also pretty good. The protagonist is a dragon and wanders around the world. The feeling of being close and wanting to sort out is quite interesting. I hope the protagonist has more skills. I feel that the protagonist can release some skills in dragon form. The protagonist says he wants to stay away from some fights, but in fact he deliberately moves closer to the center of the fight.
It's okay. You wrote the protagonist in the early stage so that he was taciturn and very depressed. But since meeting Ye You, I feel that the character of the protagonist has changed a lot. He suddenly became very cheerful when he spoke. He was called "big brother" and felt a bit separated. He felt like he was not the same person anymore 🤦 🤦 🤦 🤦
It's okay, I hope there's no cp and no emotional lines
Why are they always starting with super long sentences?
Even with AI assistance, it is an absolutely excellent article, with obvious ups and downs of the story, and the character designs have their own characteristics. Different characters have different language styles and personality traits. However, it seems that the protagonist has not shown his true form yet, and we don't know when he will.
The world view is very good and the characters have distinct personalities, but I heard there will be a female protagonist later [Thoughts]
When will the worldview be perfected?
It's just plain aww. Can Hogg be allowed to transform into his true form and show himself as a saint for once?