Dragon Raja: White King Wants to Be a Couch Potato Again Today

Extremely delicious 😋The absolute white emperor, the reptile born from it, teaches you how to spread the wild history of the dragon clan...

I've finally started rewriting the book I've been chasing since I first wrote it. The prequel is really written with great feeling.

It looks good. I saw a lot of Bai Wangwen in the past two days and searched frantically for it. Finally I found Xichuang. By the way, I have only read a little bit of it now. Can anyone tell me if there is an emotional thread behind this article? How to deal with the white king and black king? Then, do you guys have any good White King fanfics to recommend 🙂

The author's writing style is very fluent and the narrative sense is very rich. However, after reading the paragraphs about Xia Mi and Chu Zihang and then quickly moving to the Japanese chapter, it felt a bit fast, but the author's writing is still very visual. By the way, high school students don't have double deductions. I hope the author will update more.

The writing style is quite good, and the daily life and the main plot are not left out. It can be seen that there are countless markings, and it also has the flavor of the original work. But will Sister Bai Lingzhao fake the corpse in the future? Although it is only one chapter, I quite like Miss Bai Long.

I rarely write book reviews, so today I just couldn't help myself and just wrote one. First, let's give an overall review of the book: In this impetuous era, few fan fiction authors are willing to polish the writing style, plot, and settings bit by bit. The writing style is very similar to Jiangnan, and the plot is also innovative while respecting the original work. It can even be said to surpass the original work in some aspects. Let me tell you my personal feelings. During the National Day holiday two days ago, I opened a tomato with nothing to do, and thought of reading it. Unexpectedly, I discovered this book, and I couldn't stop reading it. Now I look forward to the author's updates every day. Briefly speaking, I think the charm of this book has the following highlights: First of all, the writing is very interesting. The first time I read "Dragon" was at a sports meeting. I still remember the surprise I felt when I opened "Dragon" on that crowded summer day - it was not a highbrow literary art, but humorous and profound, vivid and emotional. I read for a while and laughed for a while, but after I put down the book, I silently watched the crowd in a daze. And this book once again made me experience this feeling, smiling and happy, but silently conveying some deep things under the surface. As a high school student (even a senior in high school) and an author, I admire the author's writing style, plot structure and characterization very much. Only those who actually write novels know how difficult it is to reach this level and how much effort it takes. I believe the author can understand that feeling - that feeling of having another world of your own in your mind, which is difficult for me to write about. I was also amazed by the author's depth of knowledge. I know very well how much effort it takes to write something or something in such a comprehensive and detailed way, and how much learning is required. My knowledge reserve here is not only the knowledge in books or the knowledge of literature and history, but also includes the vision in reality and my own personal experience. For example, those experiences in Japan, I think it would be difficult to write about them without actually going to the field and carefully investigating them. Take me as an example. As a science student, my knowledge of literature and history is really limited, and I was born in a small city. I have never seen much of the world, so I really hope to broaden my horizons after going to college. I may even deliberately learn more about things for the sake of my own literary creation. In this regard, the author is undoubtedly a direction and a goal for me to study. Perhaps I wrote a lot of things that I shouldn't have written in a book review, but it was actually inspired by my thoughts after reading this book, and I thought of my own literary creation, or it can't even be said to be literary creation, just some of my own hobbies. In today's era where everyone wants to be quick, it is rare to find an author who is willing to carefully polish his writing style. I hope that the author will not abandon his original intention due to the interference of external things, and move forward along his own path, always having the persistence of "sharpening a sword for thirty years". This requires not only love, but also courage. This book review has been revised many times, but I still feel that the words are not expressive. After all, I am not very good at writing such critical things. In the literary review questions of the college entrance examination in the past few years, I only wrote the main points (although the answers were the same), but I believe that the author can understand what I want to express. I also hope that as the same author, I can have the opportunity to communicate with the author in the future, and jointly make my own world more colorful. As for the readers, you don't need to read my previous pointless moans, you just need to remember that this book is a good-looking and long-lasting book. If you are a fan of Dragon Clan, I strongly recommend that you read this book seriously, which may make up for some of the regrets in the original work, or expectations. Thank you also for your patience in reading this lengthy book review.

(Come here from Weekly Project) The author's writing style is particularly good, the language is vivid and picturesque. The characters are vivid and each character has an independent soul. Even the supporting characters are not tools to promote the plot, but living entities with flesh and blood that appear vividly on the page. (Can the author update a few more chapters? It's really not enough)

From my personal taste, the whole book is of really high quality, and it is a surprising dragon fanfic. First of all, the writing is really very similar to Jiangnan. I even think that I can wear a yellow robe and become an orthodox author of the Dragon Clan. It has a touch of literary youth (not in a derogatory sense), and is delicate, graceful, and gorgeous, blended with cinematic text and bad vernacular complaining style. It has beauty, a sense of history, and appropriate jokes that make people smile. Reading it is basically the same as reading the original work. Secondly, it is the shock brought by the author's knowledge. There are many appropriate quotations. These reasonable quotations bring almost terrifying details to the article. These details, combined with the beauty of the text, give the book a unique texture. Finally, there is the plot, characters and settings. It can be seen that the author's plot after rewriting is obviously much better. Compared with the previous book, the proportion of original plot has increased. Instead of following the old route of joining Kassel Academy to slay the dragon, it is more like really telling the plot from the perspective of the boss/second boss. The handling of characters and settings is also good, there is no obvious OOC, and each original character is also relatively fully developed. All in all, it's very beautiful (from my point of view)

The flavor of Jiangnan in the writing is ridiculous. This is the fresh and full brain of a high school student... The story line design is very interesting. It feels good to add my own ideas to the loophole-filled setting of Jiangnan. It can also be regarded as adding a bit of vacuum in the dragon background setting. Miss Bai Wang, please let me become your dragon attendant...

If you like it, please recommend it 💕💕💕 I hope you can read it patiently and ask for book review recommendations and reminders for updates!