Everyday Notes of a White Dragon in Toril
混在托瑞尔白龙日常随笔
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Mostly fantasy and historical fiction. This is my personal reading list. Paratrooper Bai, spare me the nonsense. Most people these days are illiterate idiots. They struggle with long sentences and written language, and even have trouble understanding short, conversational sentences. They can read ten thousand words and still have no idea what the author wrote. They desperately want to identify with the characters and get their so-called thrills. As a result, these works can never become real lit
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Books I've read and thought were pretty good
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Classic Favorites and Promising New Reads
Good D&D-style stories, dragon stories, and fantasy novels
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Worth Every Penny, An Absolute Steal
A longtime reader since 1997, with 10 years of experience
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I'd like to support the dragon; I really love dragons.
It's so hard to make a living writing niche novels like DND!!!
Thank you all for your support. I will continue to work hard. At least now I have 500,000 words in my drafts, so you can read on without worry until after the New Year!
It's quite difficult to adapt to the plot after leaving the Ice Fortress. It feels like they're forcing the protagonist to adopt the habits of a native white dragon, and the result is a hybrid that's neither one thing nor the other. He doesn't want to lose his humanity, yet he's veering further down the path of chaos and evil, and he doesn't want to expose his abnormality.
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It comes with its own name! Choosing a name is so hard... Attribute descriptions, class descriptions, and preferably some background information for experienced players!! Oh, and also gender, race, and faction!
It feels like it's been a million years since I've seen a dragon transform. Anthropomorphizing dragons is already a major taboo in fiction, and the author's slow updates make it even more absurd. If I hadn't been following along, I wouldn't have even remembered this was a dragon story, not a traditional D&D/Western fantasy. 😭
The beginning is verbose; there are too many names mentioned earlier. There are a bunch of young dragons whose names I have no idea what they're called, and after reading over ten chapters, I still don't know the main character's name.
The dragon stories on Qidian lately are getting increasingly mindless.
Greyhill glacier (meaning "glacier") Phonetic symbols: English [ˈɡlæsiə(r)] [ˈɡleɪʃər] British English direct translation of Gladhill American English direct translation of Greyhill The glacier matches the white dragon's living environment, which makes me think the author might have put some thought into it. The author saw this and should add it to the featured posts...
Raise your hand if you were poisoned in Chapter 1.
It started with filler content, then a whole bunch of mindless slice-of-life stories, which made me so tired. I tried to relax by reading a novel after work, but it only made me more exhausted. I'm dropping it.