The Dragonkin with Infinite Enhancements

The protagonist is a half-dragon. He has been taken care of by an aunt since he was a child. The protagonist's mother is indifferent. The world is a dragon world, so the protagonist's mother can become a lord, and the protagonist's status is very high. In the later period, the dragon tribe began to decline, and rebellions began all over the world. The protagonist's mother faked her death for her so-called ideals, and then the aunt who took care of the protagonist died. In this war, the protagonist showed his potential and was promoted by his dragon father, and then the dragon tribe The father went to save his mother at the request of the protagonist, and then his father died. Later, the protagonist searched for the truth and was plotted by the protagonist's mother. Because the protagonist was a half-dragon and had great potential, the protagonist had to die and killed the protagonist (actually not dead, because the protagonist had a plug-in) Then the protagonist's mother became a god because of slaying a dragon. Hundreds or thousands of years later, the protagonist was resurrected and started licking... Then he stopped watching. To be honest, the protagonist couldn't distinguish his position and was all kinds of childish.

Are they the kind of handsome dragon people, the kind with dragon heads, scales, claws, tails and wings

How dare you say you are a dragon without dragon horns and tail?

How old is the author this year? Did you go to high school? The writing style is too childish.

The writing and plot are a bit childish.

The speechless protagonist actually went to help the Human Empire later! I don't understand your plot.

Is the author a primary school student?😅😅😅

Very good. Success has made me give up books. When I write fantasy, I just write fantasy. If you still engage in prehistoric times, what's next? Reincarnated as a loser, having the engagement broken off and then going to God?

Speaking of dragon people, I think of Sad Wind

Come on! It feels good.