[Epic Fantasy + Dragons + Lordship + System + Evolution]
When Luo Lin woke up, he discovered he had transmigrated.
He hadn’t become the chosen one or a young nobleman.
Instead... he was a freshly hatched Eastern dragon.
This was a world where Western magic and dragons coexisted.
There were red dragons, green dragons, and black dragons, but no Eastern dragons had ever appeared. Everyone saw him as a “monster” or an “abomination.”
Until the day the beasts of the forest bowed before him, the kingdom trembled at the sight of dragons, and the ancient dragons lowered their proud heads.
At last, countless living beings understood one thing.
“That is no monster.”
“That is the Dragon Emperor.”
Starting out as a young dragon, he gathers followers, establishes a Dragon Court, and claims dominion over dragons.
In this life, Luo Lin will make the entire world remember one thing:
“What monster? Address him as His Majesty the Dragon Emperor!”
Three points are for the subject matter. After all, there are not many people writing about Dongfang Long in another world, and most of them are eunuchs. But the content, alas. All the abilities of an Eastern Dragon must be obtained by completing system tasks, which is also amazing (can you think that if you don't do system tasks, the protagonist will be a walking snake with no abilities and a rather strange appearance). I almost didn't fight the green dragon later (after defeating the green dragon, I got the fire dragon's breath), and then there is the classic female white dragon who subdues the little white dragon. I can't watch the rest. If you like this kind of plot, you can watch it.
His background is average (as long as he is not completely defeated, it is still acceptable) The protagonist really has very few abilities. He only has one dragon power, and the value is high. When fighting monsters, his right claw has a high value, and his left claw has a high value. Also, since the main character can't fly, wouldn't it look weird for an Eastern dragon to crawl up on the ground?
I have read more than 20 chapters, and it is different from other dragon novels. No wonder no one wants to read it. First of all, let's talk about the advantages. The idea that the main character of the Western fantasy theme is an Eastern dragon is okay, but the character of the Eastern dragon is not written out. The dragons in Chinese legends are basically mythical beasts. They are the appearance of the Eastern dragon and the dragon setting of the Western fantasy theme. In fact, this does not matter. The main difference between this article and other similar novels is that the original Hina The protagonist doesn't know the things that dragons can do when they are born, and needs guidance from the system. It is really different. In the same type of novels, systems that basically make the protagonist stronger on the original basis, and this system gives me the feeling that it is helping the protagonist unlock the things that dragons can do in Western fantasy. There is also the water battle protagonist who hesitates for a long time before entering the water as an oriental dragon. Is the protagonist not a foreigner? Have you still not read Journey to the West? Never heard of the Dragon King of the East China Sea?
It feels a bit lame. It starts with pure physical strength. In the West, at least it starts with Dragon Chi.
Laughing like a fool, you are a shameless snake in dragon skin! And the Eastern Dragon!
Stopped updating, gone, gone.
The most dishonest dragon in history
The level is too low, and there is a system that lowers the lower limit of True Dragon🐉
So-so. . .