The Dragonfolk of the Dawnlight World
晨光世界的龙族
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
In booklists 4
My Reading Journey
This is an ordinary reader’s reading journey from the very beginning.
Sweet and Sour Sips
Good books.
Flower of Dark Fantasy
When you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes back at you. Transmigrate to another world, and you face a choice: farm or conquer, become a mage or a knight. Those are the questions. Fantasy is mainly divided into two kinds: dark horror, and sword and sorcery.
House of Books
A Home for Books: Every book is part of my family. I care for each one and introduce them to you, one by one. The Faces of Books: Every book has its own special character. Give it a patient read, and it might amaze you. The Voices of Books: Every book speaks for its author, expressing their joys and sorrows. Listen closely, and you can glimpse a great soul. The Heart of Books: Every one of us can cherish it. If you let yourself feel it, you can find a connection. This is my home, a home for book
Readers also read
This Green Dragon Has Not a Trace of Yang Energy
Greek Mythology: Drawing Cards from the Start, the Goddesses Desperately Want to Marry!
Wizard: It Starts with Choosing One of Three Panel Talents
The White Dragon's Immortal Path Simulator
Choose Three of Ten Abilities. Are You Serious?
The Free Lich
The Evening Bell Church
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
The Sun King's Seal
What Capitalist? Call Me a Dragon Merchant
I Turned into an Evil Dragon
Reader comments 26
Google Translate
Poisoning Report by the Xiong Family, a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner I've read about a few dozen chapters. How should I put it? The first major flaw: the transformation into a human. Perhaps the author isn't very good at writing about the young dragon's early life; the first two chapters only briefly mention it before it becomes human.
The main problem is that this book was written too hastily.
Looking back at the outline, many parts are unclear, and the main character and humans were given too much screen time just to pad the word count. I wrote about 300,000 words of this book back in 2015, but my family stopped me from writing it. The writing back then was really bad, but it did much better than it does now, and even got featured on the homepage.
Regarding the issue of the protagonist turning into a human.
First of all, this book is not a fantasy/mythical beast novel, but a farming/development novel. Dragons are not classified as mythical beasts; they are beings superior to humans. Online searches for the definition of mythical beasts only include the Qilin at most, so there are many good fantasy/mythical beast books available, but this is not one of them.
Tell me! How much did Chenguang Stationery pay you? I'd give you ten times that amount!
Humans are so weak and not as intelligent as dragons. Apart from the numerical advantage gained from increased reproductive capacity, there seems to be no benefit to becoming human.
Let's change the title: People in the Morning Star World
The first few dozen chapters I read had absolutely nothing to do with dragons. It was basically about someone being reborn in another world as a human nobleman.
Having read the first few chapters, I find Cecilon's double standards rather distasteful. His "punishing the wicked and upholding justice" act is unconvincing; he uses the high-sounding law of the jungle to justify his selfish behavior. I despise this type of person both in novels and in real life. I hope we won't see this minor character again in the later chapters.
→_→ I was really looking forward to it, but it seems I was overthinking it. The protagonist exudes an unpleasant aura. It seems being awesome really is a mindset.
To be honest, I've never known what kind of dragon the main character is. Is it a regular five-colored dragon, a metallic dragon, one of the legendary three dragons, a hate dragon, or some other obscure subspecies?