This world is built on the bones of dragons. Thousands of years ago, giant dragons ruled the world. After their death, they turned into mineral veins and energy, supporting the civilizations of the four races.
Humans control living dragons through a "symbiosis contract", but they have to pay the price of gradually transforming into a dragon.
Elves live in seclusion in the forest, guarding the tomb of ancient dragons
Dwarves occupy the mountains and use dragon bones to forge magical weapons.
Orcs gallop across the wilderness, taming small dragons as mounts for generations...
Reader comments
Five-star support
Can you translate it into dragon language? I just finished eating the World Tree from my good brother Black King's house and I can't understand it.
8.25 Stay
What a bold attempt. The emotional line between the protagonists is touching and titillating. The story plot is layered with ups and downs, and the purpose is clear. The theme is innovative. It can be called "the swan song of the Tang family, the Douluo without rhyme". If a person can't appreciate such peerless masterpieces and literary treasures in his lifetime, then I think this life is meaningless.
—Zhang Zhenwan
8.26 Stay
I only gave it five stars because it has a novel group.
Everyone else watched the Chinese version, but I watched the Longwen version, which is very... You know?
Five-star support Can you translate it into dragon language? I just finished eating the World Tree from my good brother Black King's house and I can't understand it. 8.25 Stay What a bold attempt. The emotional line between the protagonists is touching and titillating. The story plot is layered with ups and downs, and the purpose is clear. The theme is innovative. It can be called "the swan song of the Tang family, the Douluo without rhyme". If a person can't appreciate such peerless masterpieces and literary treasures in his lifetime, then I think this life is meaningless. —Zhang Zhenwan 8.26 Stay
I only gave it five stars because it has a novel group.
Everyone else watched the Chinese version, but I watched the Longwen version, which is very... You know?