Kong Skull
金刚骷髅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Fun facts about The Kong!
I'm starting this thread to share some of the little ideas that came to me during the creative process, as well as some hidden settings that weren't explicitly mentioned in the book or that are easy to miss! Please do not interrupt the thread; any interruptions will be deleted. If you have any opinions, please post them in the sub-threads!
Many readers have mentioned the issue of dragon corpses, so I'll answer it here. First of all, dragon corpses are very valuable, that's for sure. Dragon skin is an excellent anti-magic material, dragon teeth and claws are indestructible, and a single dragon scale, after a little processing, can become a perfect shield... It's normal to want to keep something so valuable.
In Chapter 9, the protagonist already knew that he was invincible, so the snow bear that didn't run away from him must also be extraordinary, and he was still shocked when he stripped off his skin and exchanged it for ten gold coins???
Some opinions
I can't stand the way some people are unfairly criticizing the book. The main character in this book is basically fine. The skeletons have been proven to be invincible by those old mages, and the protagonist is an ordinary person who transmigrates and is definitely invincible. He doesn't need to suffer from paranoia like Ainz Ooal Gown. A short-lived species suddenly became an immortal one.
Please feel free to offer your opinions. I read most of the chapter reviews and comments. I will make appropriate modifications to those that I think are reasonable, provided they do not affect the story. However, I will definitely not change those that I think are unreasonable or have no problems...
I just finished reading this novel. The author's writing style is better than most novels on Qidian. But why isn't it popular? Because the plot is basically set ten years in the past. It's basically old wine in new bottles. It's good for passing the time, but it doesn't offer anything truly refreshing. The author should pay more attention to current plots and themes when writing; it's a shame considering the author's writing talent.
A bold guess is that the protagonist actually time-traveled long ago, gradually becoming an instructor before dying. Upon resurrection, he lost his memories of the time-travel experience, which is why he possessed the Vajra Skull.
The protagonist killed a level 100 ancient dragon, yet he was nearly killed by a level 3 pirate. Author, please explain! Don't tell me the protagonist only used his physical strength. His body was made from the heart of a level 100 ancient dragon! Such a powerful body was breached by a level 3 pirate? That's ridiculous! Is this what you call invincible?
Um, I saw the author's ID and wanted to ask, didn't you write a book called "City War System" four or five years ago? That book tortured me so much! I followed it every day in high school, and now I'm working and I've seen it again 😒. "City War System" had a terrible ending with delayed updates, it made me so angry!
I read a bit of it; it's well-written, but why isn't it popular?