The Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the slightest praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you read the fifth update, readers' support spontaneously formed, and the voices of praise became louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the attitude of tolerance is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in a long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updating may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of the problems come from insufficient updates. So how long has it been and you are still trying to catch fish without updating? Are you sorry to everyone?

It's the protagonist of Golden Dragon, it's Titan's adoptive father, and it has an early style, I bet it's him.

I just say that the Augustus family is out of their minds to raise such a white-eyed dragon! The adoptive father and mother protected it for decades, raised it for decades, educated it, and provided it with territory, dependents, resources, and the mage tower. It can be said that everything about this dragon was given by its adoptive father and mother. Then what! After a hundred years of gnawing on the elderly and rising to the level of a legend, my adoptive mother still charges for asking her to do a favor?

Regarding this book, the author believes that the protagonist grows too fast, which violates the growth law of immortal species, thus suppressing the progress of the protagonist. This is understandable. However, what the author does not realize is that you have opened so many plug-ins for the protagonist and enjoyed so many resources. However, the protagonist's growth progress is only a little faster than other golden dragons. Most of the other golden dragons only entered the legend in their old age. At this time, they have already reached thousands. Years have passed, and the timeline has stretched too long. In addition, due to the existence of the protagonist's adoptive father and adoptive mother, the protagonist's character has been severely suppressed. To be honest, I think the protagonist's adoptive father is like the real protagonist, able to fight across a large level, and his bloodline is more powerful than the protagonist. Even the adoptive mother invisibly dominates the protagonist's behavior. The protagonist is invisibly written as a supporting role, becoming a foil to the protagonist's adoptive father and adoptive mother.

Requirements: Handsome, mighty, and domineering (if you are funny, don't take it) Eastern dragon or western dragon can be used I will first put two 5E golden dragons from DND, and some pictures that I think are pretty good Don't be too ugly, this version of the golden dragon is already very good, and the previous version is not eye-catching at all. This is an AI run out, and it's just a makeshift job These pictures of the Eastern Dragon are above the standard. There are very few good-looking pictures of the Eastern Dragon, very few These two pictures are good, but that's it. I hope brothers will come up with more

Which castrated dragon came out to make noises again?

After reading it for a long time, I just realized how awesome the adoptive father was who boasted about Titan bloodline. You might as well just write about Titans. Anyway, there aren't many people writing about Titans in the starting point. You can give it a try.

Shennong, come and tell me if the author is still strong enough to fight? Anyway, I was already vomiting in the early stage. The protagonist's adoptive father, a hybrid titan, has a lifespan almost as long as the protagonist's, and he develops into the protagonist over several decades, and will be as powerful as the protagonist thousands of years later. He also said that he gave me this face because he was his adoptive father. Then you are really awesome. You might as well make the protagonist's adoptive father the protagonist. The protagonist is nothing.

The writing is actually pretty good, but there are too many loopholes in the article regarding the legend. You said it yourself, legend is the pinnacle of the world, and no one dares to offend it. As a result, if you don't show up as a legend for two or three years, someone will dare to invade and test you. If you don't show up, your life will be in danger. And the article also says that the protagonist's parents are the kind of top-notch legends, and there will be so many idiots there who are not afraid of death. You said it yourself, legendary mage, it's normal not to show up for a few years, but as a result, the adoptive mother has only been out for a long time before someone dared to test her. If this is the case, it means that the killing of the legend is not ruthless enough and it is not a deterrent. If you kill it a few more times, there will be fools there who dare to test it. If you want to say that you will not show up for a hundred or two hundred years and others will come to test you, then I can understand it, but it has only been a few days? This is as unreasonable as if your parents went abroad, played for more than ten days, and came back to find that your home was gone and you were deprived of your family. As the pinnacle of the world, how could Legend fight with people so casually for a little bit of territorial resources? The logic leaks are so big that they must be patched and modified to be reasonable.

The protagonist you wrote has no growth potential, and it just comes out every time you think about it.