[Transmigration] [Black Dragon] [Reborn] [Western Fantasy] [System] [Single Female Lead: Silver Dragon]
After transmigrating and being reborn, I landed in the body of a badly wounded black dragon hatchling. My own kind abandoned me in the muck of a poisonous swamp, and I could barely move.
Monsters swarmed all around. Miasma gnawed at my scales, and the moment I dared show my head, I'd become a monster's next meal.
I knew exactly what to do: let someone else risk their life. Staying alive was the way to go. Once I recovered, I'd clear the whole map!
A silver dragon from the snowy mountains next door came to fight me over territory every day. I secretly swore I'd get the better of her someday.
But when danger struck, I happened to save her, and that silver dragon promptly settled into my swamp and refused to leave.
Fine, I could keep her. Two dragons sticking together was better than facing danger alone.
Later, two more cuties joined our little group: a lazy, goofy crystal dragon and a fiery, formidable red dragon.
Watching my companions, I couldn't help thinking: So there isn't a single normal dragon around me?
Our peaceful days didn't last long. The human empire was sharpening its blades, ready to hunt dragons. Conflicts were erupting within the dragon race, and the strict laws of Dragon Island left us restricted at every turn.
After years of keeping my head down and biding my time, with both my cunning and strength at their peak, I looked at the chaos around me and set my ultimate goal: pursue immortality and ascend to the Dragon God!
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Uh, how should I put it? At least to a certain extent, AI assistance is used. The protagonist, as a five-color dragon, is too kind. (I prefer this type, but most people who read Longwen generally don't accept it.) You can manually optimize the details of each picture to make it look more humane. However, I equally support every author who writes about dragons. Keep it up. 😄😄😄
The AI flavor is a bit strong, but the plot is actually a bit novel. I don't really like the cruel and brainless dragons. I feel more comfortable with the character of the protagonist. I suggest the author delete the subtitle that takes up a lot of text under the big title at the beginning of each chapter, because some people will identify it as AI when they see this, and then they may be scolded. It's just a suggestion without any malice. It's pretty good. Come on!