The Green Dragon Doctor
绿龙博士
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 5.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The Black Dragon Emperor, the Red Dragon Lord, the White Dragon Frost, the Eternal Order Blue Dragon, the Nest-Building Green Dragon—these are the five great heteromorphic dragons, and the five-colored dragon queen represents maternal love and filial piety. I wonder if this book can become one of the representatives of heteromorphic dragons.
This is fake D&D. Dragons are worse than dogs? Even in D&D, who would dare say dragons are worse than dogs? A low-level mage and a few human soldiers could kill two young dragons and send them running for their lives? This is utter nonsense. If local data is this exaggerated, how powerful must humanity be as a whole? Dragons are valuable from head to toe; it would be abnormal if they hadn't been slaughtered by human greed!
What about the dragons' inherited memories? Normally, dragon magic is all within their inherited knowledge, so why do they need to learn it from humans? Dragon hunting is portrayed too simply. If humans could hunt dragons so easily, dragons would have gone extinct long ago.
Look at the protagonist next door, who controls the Time Dragon. He toils tirelessly every day, researching and running dungeons just to level up. Meanwhile, the protagonist next door sleeps a few times and reaches level 30 at the tender age of 8. Learning magic relies on trading and even stealing.
When I first started reading it, I was puzzled as to why this book, which is supposed to be a good book, had so few monthly votes. The following contains spoilers, please read with caution. Having read up to chapter 85 since its release, it seems that while the protagonist has fought many battles, there's a lack of memorable moments and climaxes.
Princess Jiu, this is truly deadly poison. The protagonist is a time traveler, and so is the Ninth Princess. The protagonist has been a time traveler for over thirty years, struggling and enduring hardships to gain his current strength. The Ninth Princess, on the other hand, has been a time traveler for only three or four years and is already more powerful than the protagonist. Why write about the protagonist at all? Just write about the Ninth Princess!
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Dr. Green Dragon? He's not even as good as Dr. Hen! If you removed the protagonist's mage class, he probably couldn't even beat his kobold minions. The only one he could reliably defeat is Dr. Hen. I know this is just my perception, but the author gives me the feeling that this is how the book is set up.
The main plot is vague. It also suppresses the protagonist's outbursts, and the story is frequently interrupted at its climax. The text often uses pseudonyms for various characters, leaving readers guessing, which often makes the reader want to punch them.
Look at the carnage from back then, and then look at this book. What was once a barren land has become an ocean today. Can you believe it's the same author? It's already three million words long, but after squeezing out the filler, can you even find two million words of substantial content? And it gets progressively padded towards the end!
Seedling
The author will write slowly, no rush. Don't make it a mindless, feel-good story. Avoid overly powerful cheats; develop cautiously and avoid recklessness. Becoming invincible too early will lose its appeal. Of course, don't pad the word count either. Don't bother with human society in the early stages; it's pointless. Focus on research and building your power. You can participate in interdimensional wars later.