Dragon of the Origin

To be honest, the protagonist seems too weak. He's supposed to be at the source, the source itself! Yet everyone can easily defeat him. When he's summoned, everything is restricted, and he dies after only a short burst of power. This plot is a bit... Bizarre.

After watching for so long, all I can say is that this protagonist is truly weak. He comes from the Great Root, his teacher is Scáthach, he's lived for at least several hundred years, and he's trained in the Root of the Type-Moon world for so long, yet his strength is still so weak.

I got this pirated; I live in a dorm and don't have much money, so please support me if you can. The author writes really well, at least it's to my taste. If you're tired, there's no need to force yourself to update three times a day; just keep writing slowly and don't abandon the project.

Ignore the negative reviews; this book is actually quite good. You can skip the first few chapters. Although it features multiple female leads, their roles are relatively small. There are very few books this long in the Type-Moon universe. Besides, the protagonist isn't as weak as you all say.

A weak [Dragon of the Origin] born from the very source? Amazing!

To be honest, many people have expressed my feelings. While we're not reading invincible protagonist stories, we don't want to read stories where the protagonist is abused. I feel the protagonist's charisma is really impressive, but his combat power is incredibly low. Compare him to the other two girls connected to the Root. Let's not even talk about Aika, who's practically a monster.

The author portrays the Root as too weak, even introducing a Root of Black Mud? Anything that enters the Root is either assimilated or comprehends the Dharma. How can mere black mud and the burning of human reason from a single world possibly surround the Root?

Does the author have some misunderstanding about the mystery of the lunar world? It's not that the more people know about it, the greater its power; rather, the more people who know it, the smaller its influence. For example, a magic trick called the Vajra Mantra can make one indestructible. If only one person knows it, that person can possess many things.

These main characters who want to go back to Earth are really a bit speechless. The protagonist, having transmigrated to another world, has transcended ordinary people and become a superhuman. What will he do back on Earth then? Just show off? Or does he intend to send Earthlings to that other world to invade it? Or will the other world invade Earth?

Actually, I think this one is quite to my liking. To be honest, the quality of fanfiction on Qidian is really not high (in my opinion). It's really not easy to find one that you can finish reading. So, my requirements are very low; as long as it has a world I like and the writing isn't awkward, I can accept it. Let's talk about this book again.