In the World of Western Fantasy, I Become a Dragon

I feel that it will be a very slow-burning story. The teacher writes it very carefully and I feel like he is a knowledgeable and rigorous person. The wording is also very accurate. The strict logic and abundant details make people feel relaxed. They don't need to figure it out on their own. It feels like they are learning and understanding the world. The psychological descriptions of Harry and Brewis are very sufficient, the psychological activities of the characters are very substantial, there are very real character interactions, and the atmosphere is also well written. The meeting and acquaintance process of the two people, which was explained in the early stage, has no frivolous feeling. The feeling of close friends or bad friends is very popular and enviable. The two also support each other and survive. Bruce is Harry's guide and anchor, planning the direction of his progress and learning, fully demonstrating his strong planning ability, desire for exploration and rationality as a scholar. I really like the part about blowing up the dragon's throat. Courage is the hymn of life🥰! But now they are fighting with injuries or fighting before their scales grow properly. Although the pace feels very tight, the progress is indeed very slow. I love the immersive description of the eating part, the interlocking and efficient nature of eating in order to live, and the differences between people are perfectly written. The excellent behavior pattern does not feel like wearing a shell. Finally, the little dragon is very cute. He likes to roll on the soft grass and sleep in a ball with his tail on his pillow!

Still, I'm just thinking that the protagonist, as a dragon possessing human memories, is logically not the same person as the previous human, just like the replicants common in science fiction novels. Although they have the same memory, they are actually two people. If the friend of the human protagonist sees the dragon, shouldn't he take revenge according to this logic? After all, it was the one who killed his friend, so why can he still get along well with him? After all, the novel only copies the memory and has nothing to do with the soul. The author can also design the plot in this novel, which revolves around the true self-awareness of the protagonist and the entanglement of friendship and hatred between friends. It should be quite interesting.

The writing is very good, and it is considered very good in Tomato. However, according to the author's message, it would be difficult to open a new pit in the same worldview with different timelines during the summer vacation and write two books at the same time if you want to keep any one book updated steadily, right?

To put it simply, it is a dragon that eats other creatures and acquires its memory. As a result, the CPU is too small, explodes, and the memory becomes the main body, causing the dragon to be taken away, and then a series of stories begin.

The first chapter at the beginning is really great. Despair, tragedy, and desire for life are completely written on Harry. The description of when his life is eaten away by a dragon is really good. The subject matter is novel and not dnd. The author writes very good food descriptions. For me, it is one of the rare readers who can describe the scene of eating Harry in my mind (you are awesome, author) without feeling disgusted. It is true and automatically leads to the character of the dragon. It's a pity that after reading the comments, it's not a good thing for me as a reader. Damn it, I finally discovered that the style of writing is great for me. I'll continue reading to see how the dragon can give up. Damn it, why did it turn into a human being?

I'll play How to Train Your Dragon Turned into a human [laughs awkwardly]

The first chapter is quite amazing, but if someone can resurrect Harry and completely repair his body, will his consciousness go back, or can he just resurrect a vegetative state (I wonder if Harry's current state counts as cutting his consciousness into the dragon, and the original consciousness has died, or is it a transfer at the soul level) In short, cheers for the author\^O^/

It looks like two male protagonists. I love it. I hope there will be a recruitment animation.

After digging in the shithole for so long, I finally found gold.

The subject matter is novel, but the article is not... Yes/no... But the frequency of the sentence pattern is a bit high [exploration] [thinking] [thinking]

Slow but not procrastinating, detailed but not watery, the description is immersive, a good book in a good book. It depends on what happens next.

This book is very thoughtfully written, with appropriate details and a sense of imagery. It's okay if the update is slow, I just ask that the update is not interrupted

Beautiful (*｀▽´*), very beautiful (/≧▽≦)/~┴┴

It would be nice if there were more parts on the island [crying]

This is the first time I have seen a dragon article with this theme. Good luck to the author.

Gua, Jin, no smell of AI, everything is great

I wrote this all, it will definitely look good It looks good, it's the foundation that looks good

A very interesting new perspective on the dragon story, the indigenous dragons taking their bodies and establishing new relationships with their original friends.

Good-looking, good-looking. In the era when dnd and pseudo-dnd are rampant, this dragon article is very novel. It's the style of writing that is cool.