The Growth Story of a Stone Dragon

A work with great potential. The retro flavor of the writing style and the humor of the time traveler are just right. From the first three chapters, you can see many points that can be expanded. The world view is full of villains. It is extremely delicious. What the two dragons mean is that I like you and I also like you... It's still hard to confirm the gender of the protagonist and Xiaolan, but gender is not a very important thing to small animals anyway. I'm just curious about what the protagonist did in his previous life, how his little brain grew, and how he knows all kinds of nonsense. Occasionally, he'll make a few comments that are funny. As of Chapter 20, apart from the self-destruction, I haven't encountered any major setbacks. The overall trend is good, but it seems to be missing some explosive points. Keep up the good work——!

There is no golden finger or system, the love between dragons and dragons is not a harem, the protagonist dragon is based on the image of Wei Guangzheng in ancient fairy tales, and all the members of the protagonist group are dragons (crazy guys). The Blue Star exploded due to unknown reasons. After the death of the protagonist Shi Gen, he was reincarnated as an innate stone dragon in the immortal world called "The World of All Things". He met the human Liu He in the "protagonist's life". After experiencing a series of events with Liu He, the human Liu He was transformed into a dragon by the protagonist. While getting to know the world, the protagonist embarks on the path of finding fellow tribesmen and reviving the dragon tribe... The protagonist Shi Gen himself cannot practice to become stronger, he can only improve his realm by being "refined". The protagonist serves as a position similar to the second position (commander) of Delta. It is not a routine where the protagonist upgrades along the way and those around him automatically upgrade (the protagonist can only be upgraded after teammates upgrade, so it is an anti-routine 🤦). In the setting of this book, the innate dragon is the son of luck, chasing people through the sky to feed themselves, and there is no shortage of resources in the resource bank. In short, they are upgraded all the way; the economic problem is as bad as other immortal cultivation books. I think those rare and high-level things can only be justified through bartering. In short, it is confiscating homes, auctioning, etc. Killing one villain will bring out a bunch of villains, and you will be relieved to think that this is a world filled with lunatics. Long live higher human supremacy 😠 The last thing I want to say has been said by my predecessors. Looking forward to the follow-up fourth natural disaster 🍉

After reading a lot, I can confirm that the author is a dragon lover 😏 This article is dancing on my aesthetic point of Long Wen 😏

The name seems familiar, the growth history of the sacred dragon?

It's right to turn humans into dragons

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