The Dragon Soulbearer's Creed
龙魂使信条
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 265k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
108Chapters
0Votes
1.2kRecs
23Fans
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Reader comments 12
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Suddenly I discovered that it was an ancient author and had been passed 404 😜
Seeing the 44 investors now, I suddenly thought that I was the only one who got 2,000 points😤😤
I actually saw a fantasy novel in the fantasy section!
Suddenly I thought of the book Demon Refining, and I remembered that it came from Baidu.
I read The Demonic Tribulation when I was in junior high school. The teacher confiscated the book I read at that time and said that sooner or later I would become possessed. Bring some H content... Come on, author! I watched the pirated version at first, but this time I want to support your genuine version.
Since it is a comeback... enn If you want to target the public, it might be better to moderately reduce some otaku stories, but you said that the otaku stories are dead... The audience for otaku stories at Qidian is relatively one-sided or relatively small... I feel like you have taken the wrong step...
Reminds me of the ancient novel "Dragon Envoy"
Where does the protagonist's martial arts come from? I haven't figured it out after reading the first dozen chapters! 🤔
Well, well, what is the author's purpose in writing a book...
There are so many stupid comments at the top of book reviews. There are too few book reviews.
You are a novel
You are not a storyteller, so you can leave a mark somewhere to seduce people. Most of the books suffer from uneven plots or lose a large number of readers, or at least be scolded for being out of context. . . . . . So you have to control the rhythm.