What's It Like to Travel with the Entire Ancient Dragon Family?

It's pretty good, but I feel like the author wants to write a group portrait. There isn't much plot between Kailan and Isseus, and I can only give it 4 stars if it's about dragons. I also felt that the worldview was added too quickly, and I didn't even read the supplements after each chapter carefully.

As a bookworm for so many years, this author's writing style is really good and comfortable. I strongly recommend watching it 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 It's not good to criticize me. After finishing it, I don't know who the protagonist is. Does the author like aluminum barrels? 😠

Kailan's part is very interesting. I personally like to watch it. I am also looking forward to it after reading the introduction. Originally, I thought that the half-group portrait was the main character with more similar units. Unexpectedly, it added two new long-term perspectives, and it has nothing to do with Kailan. It is just that it is in the same world view. Apart from the beginning, I did not order this part in order. Look, I just skipped the rest of it. I personally feel that it has nothing to do with the introduction and I have no interest in reading that part at all. Many people can guess that something bad is going to happen later, which ruins my experience of reading this book. Others may feel differently. In short, I hate those two perspectives, like there is a little dirt on the gold. Even if the final integration may turn into a good story, but now, when I comment, it has not been updated that much, and I just feel uncomfortable. Give me five stars to support Kailan's part. Good luck to the author.

It's good to watch, but I prefer to focus on the small interactions and details between the male and female protagonists. The extended plot between them is a little better. I'm not very interested in talking about other things, because I feel that I can't meet the protagonist group and there is no anchor point [Thoughts]

The review is very rigorous, the plot is quite interesting, you can read it with your brain, but the group portraits feel a bit lacking in dragons, the characters are well created, but the rating of the new book is a bit low, I will give you a 5⭐️ to encourage it, please update it, it is a good novel

The world view is quite large. The positive side makes people look more comfortable, but inexplicably it feels very weak compared to the negative side. However, the villain feels quite brainless in the first volume, but also very strong. To be honest, if the protagonist group hadn't come, the enemy would have penetrated the main city to find out. If it hadn't been for the elf, he might not even know about it. A student just because he was unhappy with her wanted and could use the power of the entire family to suppress a civilian student who had no fault and was quite talented? Between being happy and being reasonable, I only feel aggrieved. I am not suffering because of what happened to these characters, but I am suffering for the sake of my character. The academy has become the talking head of that Yin family, what is the use of this king? The distribution of combat power is extremely unreasonable. Although I haven't finished the second volume yet, it is probably the same. Zhengfang can only hold his head and take the beating, and finally wait for the protagonist to come to the rescue. I'll continue writing after reading this. I think the male and female protagonists are pretty good. It doesn't look good. The protagonist is too weak and can only hold his head and get beaten. Without the protagonist group, it is nothing. The villain can just rule the world.

I like single-female protagonist stories. I really like the setting of male and female protagonists. However, there are too few plots between male and female protagonists. The author likes to create simultaneous plots. He often describes the plots of supporting characters to compare group portraits. Please support it first.

So cute, so cute. The CP of Double Dragon. The arrogant black dragon is so cute. It also seems to be a bit of a nurturing series. When I looked at the resume, I thought it was a story about Double Dragon traveling to meet new partners and then getting involved... The result is that there are countless protagonists and parallel timelines... Double Dragon doesn't have many chapters... It's sad... The other lines are not very attractive to me...

It still feels okay. I have seen a lot of people reincarnated as dragons, most of whom are able to establish influence, but there are still very few people who travel without establishing influence. From a personal perspective, I feel that the map in this book is a bit small. In the author's description, it feels like a country is so small that it has almost no fighting power. It is said that new maps will be opened in the future, and the village guard described by the author took 2 chapters to describe him, but he has almost no impact on the plot, and I don't understand it very well.

It's a good read. The story may not be good, but the setting is very good. The worldview is rigorous and the author has his own ideas. After resolving the first major conflict, we have been shopping since then. It's very leisurely, because the protagonist's strength is considered to be at the forefront of the world, right? Therefore, there may be a lot less conflicts, and it may be a little too boring, but it will be quite comfortable to read with calmness. But there is also a disadvantage Although it is said to be a group portrait, the current problem is that there are too many people. To put it bluntly, it means that the key point is completely missed, especially when all the people in the back, which can be regarded as the protagonist group, are all writing together. And the pace is very slow, not suitable for daily reading, but more suitable for reading books.