As I envision it, the story of Dragon's Eye takes place on the Flying Dragon Continent, in a world called Guanghua. It is the world's third-largest continent and the only place where flying dragons still live, which is how it got its name. The story is set 2,000 years after the evil king who once ruled the world for 800 years fell into a deep slumber. But the heart of the story is the growth of four emperors, not a tale about fighting a demon king.
My current writing plan includes Dragon's Eye; Legend of the Dragon King, divided into the Soaring Dragon, War Dragon, and Past Lives arcs; Legend of the Elf King, divided into the Remembrance, Far Journey, and Conflict arcs; Legend of the Sun King, divided into Homecoming, Finding the Way, and Taking Flight; and Legend of the Sage King, divided into the Youth, Homeland, and King arcs, along with a number of short side stories. I might eventually also write The Demon King's Tale, about Shana, and Another World, about a journey of light to purify hell. In short, I have a lot of ideas, but how much I can accomplish will depend not only on my own efforts but also on fate. This story is my first step into writing fantasy, so I treasure it deeply. I'll do everything I can to make it better.
Hey, it's still a story about urban monsters. It's good to watch.
It's not plagiarism. I thought it was plagiarism in the comment section, but it turned out that what I saw was written by the author himself… and he refused to post another post to apologize…
After reading the last chapter, I accidentally saw this extra chapter. Okay, plagiarism.
Is this plagiarized or the author's own? I read this book in my third year of high school. Although I haven't finished it, it is as thick as a brick. It is a good book. The author's name is the heroine of an extra chapter in it. The extra chapter describes the daily life of the flying dragons. I liked it very much, so I copied it down in an exercise book. It's really strange. You are plagiarizing, the author? The book is so thick. You haven't finished it online yet.
It's so good, so good, even though I've watched it many times
It's really nice. I'll come back to make up for it.
Go to hell! I really want to read the following story
I would like to post this article to Liancheng. I hope you will agree with it.
Damn, can you fill in the old holes first and then open a new one? I was really intimidated by those grand plans.
Hey, it's still a story about urban monsters. It's good to watch.
It's not plagiarism. I thought it was plagiarism in the comment section, but it turned out that what I saw was written by the author himself… and he refused to post another post to apologize…
After reading the last chapter, I accidentally saw this extra chapter. Okay, plagiarism.
Is this plagiarized or the author's own? I read this book in my third year of high school. Although I haven't finished it, it is as thick as a brick. It is a good book. The author's name is the heroine of an extra chapter in it. The extra chapter describes the daily life of the flying dragons. I liked it very much, so I copied it down in an exercise book. It's really strange. You are plagiarizing, the author? The book is so thick. You haven't finished it online yet.
It's so good, so good, even though I've watched it many times
It's really nice. I'll come back to make up for it.
Go to hell! I really want to read the following story
I would like to post this article to Liancheng. I hope you will agree with it.
Damn, can you fill in the old holes first and then open a new one? I was really intimidated by those grand plans.
It's well written, I like it.