Green Dragon Empire

So far, everything looks good. Up to now, the protagonist's power has reached a certain scale. I would like to ask the author about the subsequent development of the protagonist. Is it like the dragon in DND, who simply accepts the worship of his family members and allows them to develop on their own, or builds an empire with its own civilization? It can have its own cultural inheritance, its own talent training mechanism, its own scientific research mechanism, and a fixed territory to develop planting and animal husbandry. If you plan to build a civilization, I will just talk about a few opinions below. If the author has his own ideas, just listen to it. If you want to build a civilization, order is indispensable. Whether it is cruel or benevolent, if you want to have order, you must have a system. Only with a system can you plan better (I still like to read more positive farming articles, refer to the system in "Release That Witch"). After a strict order is established, it is necessary to ensure basic food, that is, to develop planting and animal husbandry. If you are unable to do so in the early stage, you can focus on traditional hunting and farming as a supplement. In the later stage, you can become self-sufficient through planting and animal husbandry. After you have enough food and clothing, you can develop the population, climb the technology tree (or magic), and embark on the road of expansion. If you want to embark on the road of expansion well, you must have a complete talent training mechanism, so that expansion can embark on a virtuous cycle. Please refer to "Don't mess with that dragon". After the protagonist establishes a complete order and embarks on the path of healthy expansion, he should confront the gods. To be honest, it feels that the existence of the gods has severely restricted most human beings' exploration of the world (personally, I think it should be the case in this context). If the protagonist wants to embark on the path of belief in gods, just pretend that I didn't say anything. If he takes the epic path and gathers great power into one, then he must be wary of the erosion of the gods' faith in his subordinates and take strict precautions. The protagonist can allow his subordinates to develop fully and orderly in the early stage. In the later stage, he can use his subordinates to plunder resources for his own evolution. He can control the loyalty of his subordinates through persistent cultural brainwashing. In this way, after 2 to 3 generations, a cultural atmosphere loyal to the protagonist will be formed. The racial potential of the protagonist's subordinates is too low, which can lead the race to the path of evolution (refer to the racial evolution of the protagonist's murlocs under "White Dragon: Winter Lord"). Chaotic subordinates can only be used as weapons, while intelligent subordinates can be regarded as real people.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         <br That's probably all I can think of. Author, please don't mess up. I've never forgotten you in my daily recommendation votes. If it's still of a good quality when it's put on the shelves, I'll save some pocket money to reward it.

The female author writes well, she is fake, she is a boss, she loves women's clothing, she hides treasures, she is tall and tall, she is a shota, I, the reader, am so excited

O(*￣▽￣*)ブ

Come on, author, I'll give the reward to you for the first time!

Come on, author, I think your writing is great. I'm waiting for you to put it on the shelves. I'll give you three recommendations every day. Don't be like the dog next door 🪖

It looks like the author is a female 😌 Should I call her "Miss Sister"?

Well written, there is finally a green dragon in addition to the white dragon and the black dragon. The style is different but equally great. The beginning is very touching

The Roar of the Red Dragon, The Code of the Black Dragon, Wings of Frost, The Green Dragon Empire, The Winter Lord of the White Dragon, The Infinite Journey of the Blue Dragon, are there any similar five-color dragon novels?

I also invested in the book Green Dragon Empire, but I didn't read it when I went to Flower Essence. How can I put it this way? First of all, I don't like having a sister very much. The five-color dragons have no feelings for their brothers and sisters. The protagonist endured hunger every day when he was a young dragon, but he still gave the food he got from hunting to his sister. This may be because he wanted to find a subordinate to help him. I won't say this, but after escaping from his mother later, the sister did not show any use, and he had to rely on the protagonist for everything. It is simply a burden, but my sister does not have this awareness. The protagonist has to share equally what he has worked so hard for. From this point of view, the protagonist is not very suitable to my taste. Until the flower essence appears, this flower essence is of no use and can only sing and so on.

Waiting for new books. . . In fact, the Green Dragon was okay, and it would be a pity to abandon it.

There is nothing poisonous about the book (at least I didn't find it), it's very comfortable to read, and it doesn't feel like a drama. I don't have any spare money to support the student party, so I won't miss one recommendation vote every day. Good luck to the author.

So you want a eunuch??? Then let me tell you a few words.     ， When I read this book, the character I hated the most was the flower essence. No special features, just copied. The dragon is a bit funny and hard to resist. The fight is awkward, and I understand it as a new author. I'm not sure. I feel like you've always been a dog. There is no special appearance. In fact, the Green Dragon's home field should be the forest. It can enslave a group of elves and then hoard the land for development. Regarding the relationship between Shuke and his sister, I think Shuke's Red Dragon Queen and Black Dragon's Duchess. You can definitely get them together. The green dragon sister in your book is also half a mutant dragon, so why can't she also increase her strength? Anyway, these are the parts that I find dissatisfying while reading the book

Are you a goblin or a green dragon? ? What novel to write?

I feel like the Mother of Dragons is not having a good time lately. There are red dragons, white dragons, black dragons, and now there are more green dragons. What kind of trouble is this?

The author said in his last book that he had to stand on his head and poop before finishing the book. It is said to be a force majeure factor, but there is no force majeure factor in this book, so in the final analysis, should I stand on my head and pull the bar 🤔

. . . . The new book is gone. . . Accepted

The eunuch's book is still on the front page, but it's a shame for grandma.

What's wrong with the new book😥 I just finished reading the update yesterday afternoon, so I lost contact immediately😅

I haven't come to see you for a month and I'm dying of it.

It's ridiculous that a green dragon, an intelligent creature, would starve to death of a baby dragon. It's also speechless that a baby dragon takes the initiative to leave the nest. What's even more speechless is that a baby dragon kills an adult black dragon. It's outrageous. Even the legendary dragon species would not dare to write that.

We have written about red dragons, white dragons, black dragons, blue dragons and green dragons, but why haven't we seen one about metal dragons?

What happened(ﾟoﾟ;

It's a very good book, ugh╯╰

Only the first time and countless times, withdraw.

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Are you still writing or not? If not, I won't wait any longer.