Infinite Evolution: The Dragon

I have been saying that the protagonist is a ring dragon, which is more powerful than the legendary dragon, but I can't feel how powerful it is. In terms of strength, the force field dragon is born as a super large creature, and the challenge level reaches level 19 when it is a young dragon. The time dragon is even more powerful. It is a legendary dragon at birth, and the challenge level can reach level 24. When I read the author's ring dragon, it is still a teenager, and it can't even defeat a more powerful legend. Since the author is writing a pseudo-DND article, I hope to at least respect the power system. Looking at it now, using a bunch of DND settings, it feels like it is just a layer of DND skin.

After watching most of it, I felt so bored! Since I'm writing about a dragon, I'll keep the main perspective on the dragon. Can't we quickly pass the period of adulthood with low strength? We have to write about what happened in a few months, let alone what kind of forces we formed. Without strength, there is no use! To be honest, go and read the red dragon written on the interface card. That is the invincible dragon, the real nuclear explosion!

There is no infinity, no evolution, and no dragon. He is a retard.

Popular Science (Transportation) Dragons are one of the most charming creatures in fantasy stories, and they are also a popular race in the DND world. Not only are there good metal dragons and evil five-color dragons in the core book, but also the neutral gem dragons that follow the Monster Manual, as well as the exotic Eastern dragons in the expanded rule book, special dragons with different shapes in the world of Faerûn, various sub-dragons, dragon-like dragons, pseudo-dragons derived from the dragons, and the three legendary dragons that are at the top of the list - power dragons, iridescent dragons, and time dragons. This post tries its best to summarize the various dragons in the DND rule book. Collect and organize existing Chinese translation content. For relevant materials that have not been translated into Chinese, we invite everyone to help translate them.

It was promised that the protagonist of this book would be a dragon, but after messing around with it, I didn't even know which one was the protagonist.

The protagonist is clearly set to be both wise and brave, but he acts cowardly and passively. He only delays time in front of strong enemies, and is only mindless and cruel in front of weak enemies. Regardless of his advantages or disadvantages, it makes people uncomfortable.

Seeing that he went to the royal capital, the author obviously lacked understanding of the ancient Western political system. The big nobles stayed in their own fiefdoms, and could tax themselves, raise their own soldiers, and make their own laws. If a noble or king did not like it or was jealous of his property, he would directly gather a group of knights and serfs to fight and rob him. There is a saying that a king who has never fought with domestic nobles is not a qualified king. The plot of ministers vying for power in the court is typical of the Chinese imperial court.

I can't stand it anymore after about 10 chapters of killing a girl and preaching. The heroine doesn't even have to read books, so I give up.

What do you mean? The first part of this book was really good and I had a lot of feelings about it, but when it came to the point of transformation, even though I couldn't stand it, I didn't want to give up on this book. What disappointed me later was that a proud dragon would kneel down to a human being that it considered humble. However, such a dragon actually knelt down as the protagonist, and there was no danger to his life. This was the first time he knelt down. To be honest, this is really poisonous, too poisonous.

I have finally finished my work recently, so as I promised everyone before, I will start making up the updates now. From August 24th to September 20th, there will be 3 updates every day! Thanks again to the readers who still stick with me!