The Last Dragon Scale

After reading the latest chapter, the overall rhythm of the book is quite good so far. The slow pace is engaging and the story lines are interlocking. There is no sense of drag and the reading is very smooth. Let's talk about the main feelings. The current plot of this book can be regarded as the introduction part. It is roughly that the male protagonist goes through the Dragon Island trial and then raises a dragon daughter. He is forced to run away to gain the love of the elf heroine's wife, and then embarks on the road to become stronger and return to his hometown. Although two volumes have been written now, the plot is just unfolding. Based on the current clues in the text, it can be speculated that the protagonist will occupy a place of survival in the turbulent situation of the world. In addition, raising dragons in this book may be different from what some people imagine. If you can accept it, I think it is okay. Moreover, the combat power level system in this book does not seem to be out (or maybe not). It is more about personal strength (experience, experience, etc.), And there may not be any numerical competition 🤔. In addition, there are emotional lines in the book, but the author's description of the emotions is relatively light. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is not too intense. It is a feeling of being surprised at the first meeting and then getting along smoothly again. There is no sense of abruptness, which is still good. The current female protagonist is Tina (it would be better if she is single 😄), and the male protagonist does not have any ambiguity with other women. This is actually quite good and clean. All in all, it is a slow-burning book but the pace is not draggy. The storyline is tight and the emotional lines are handled appropriately. If you can read it, you will be immersed in it without knowing it. I look forward to the subsequent story development. I hope the author can keep writing [I learned it].

After thousands of hours of reading, this is the first book I bought as a gift. It is really good-looking. I really like it. I have also read through Western fantasy novels. This book is really, really, really, really good for my taste. I like it very much and it is very good to read.

The author does not use too many words but still depicts many characters with rich personal characteristics. The plot arrangement is compact and not procrastinating. However, he does not sacrifice too much on character creation and plot advancement, and instead achieves a concise and comprehensive charm. There are no abrupt transitions in key links, and it still feels smooth and natural after reading more than 200 chapters. There are no surprises in the setting and plot, and each character has his or her own consistent story. It can be seen that the author has his own exact outline for the book, and the author must stick to it. The world view in the book is relatively grand. Please ask the author to completely wrap up the storyline and give it a reasonable ending when the book is finished! Come on, come on, come on!

There are relatively obvious traces of AI participation The introduction is a summary or brief description of the full text I can feel that the author is very careful, the plot is classic, and the story itself is good. And although the tsundere elf is good, I still prefer Ella to be the heroine.

A very delicate Western novel, with good character creation and background addition, and the small characters are also very fleshed out. At present, it may be because the number of words is too small. The score of 6.8 Is really low. I personally think this book can get a score of nine. Reading this book before the National Day holiday is over makes my heart warm (Ꙭ)

It's very interesting. The content of the first three volumes is very solid, and the beginning of the fourth volume is also very attractive. Although some plots can be guessed, the specific details how the author wrote really attracted me to read on.

The emotional line is very well written and definitely worth watching. The shortcoming is that after reading it, you will feel that the world is too small and not grand enough. The identity of the male protagonist, a congressman, could have been used to foreshadow the world view of the journey.

The setting is very interesting, and I can see that there is some thought. The pace is really slow, and the seedlings are a bit unreadable. There are very few books like this nowadays. Good luck to the author.

A very old and classic Western fantasy novel. The worldview is not new, but it is self-consistent. Seeing that there is nothing poisonous about it now, the chapter about the sea of ​​trees made me feel very alive. I haven't read the latest volume of Congjun, so I plan to save some. It's a very interesting book. Why doesn't anyone read it? I didn't think the first 10 chapters were boring, did I? The character creation is pretty good.

Currently reading Chapter 178 This book is definitely fine chaff The overall story line is very attractive, and the rhythm is very suitable. It is fast when it should be fast, and slow when it is slow. The current rhythm is foreshadowing, and it can be seen that the breaking point is when Lorne and Noah return to Dragon Island and the time when the dragon family reconnects with the world. It makes people look forward to it. The group portraits of all the characters are well positioned, including the reformist Rhaegarela, the pure-blooded Valak, etc. Great book!