The Laws of the Shadow Dragon

After reading the first 5 chapters, I wanted to remind the author. System flow is currently being criticized for the fact that the protagonist is taken away by the system, and not everyone likes systems that can talk. For example, Deep Blue simply and crudely avoids the "intelligent" system by adding some points. The poisonous point of novels of the alien beast genre is that the protagonist is usually a derelict house covered in animal skins, and often becomes in love with humans, especially when he is a beast. There are also some terms that are too humane or polite. For a dragon beast, and it is not a five-color or metal dragon, it is impossible to be so smart. The white dragon of the shame of the five-color dragon has always been a representative of low IQ. For example, the pronouns "brother, sister, mother" are too ridiculous. You want to describe the savagery between DND dragons, but you subconsciously add modern terms.

Can't satisfy everyone's appetite, sorry. But don't say it in words, and you'll never get started.

Personally, I don't like this kind of beginning. There are some who do poorly at the beginning, and may even end up in trouble. I can accept it, after all, it's a young dragon. But I personally find it unacceptable to be bullied by a group of brothers, and I don't know why.

In fact, I really don't like having those two younger brothers, because they always feel like the protagonist's adventures are diluted. But this is also the highlight of this book.

This book has been internally invested and the status has not changed yet. You are welcome to invest.

Hornrotamio

Is the protagonist about to confront a group of real dragons? It's okay to collect life maps and make five-color dragons under adolescence, but if you make metal dragons, it's really a battle between the young and the old. It's endless, and the main character is a dragon. In the eyes of the real dragon, he is a prostitute and a second-class citizen, a domestic slave. Any intelligent species hates thieves more than enemies. Moreover, the Yalong has not yet been protected by the true god. If the relationship with the true dragon is stalemate, it will offend the dragon god. If he dies, he will probably either hold his chin in hell or build a wall. I guess the protagonist doesn't consider this? Maybe the protagonist's extraordinary talents rely on the endless lifespan of Golden Finger, but what about the dependents and brothers?

Qidian's fantasy dnd five-color dragon always likes to have the whole family go into battle. Is this some quirk? The five-colored dragons obviously like to fight in their nests. They rely on themselves for everything. They rely on robbing their spouses and intimidating their resources. Ninety percent of them are from the evil camp. Not eating their fellow dragons is already the bottom line. I really believe it~

Morrison

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