Origin Dragon

I still remember, You was the first time I read this novel. I had just graduated from junior high school at that time. Time flies so fast. Although this book is a bit old from today's perspective, at that time I really flipped through page by page.

The third episode of the animation has a faster pace, focusing on Wang Sheng's first arrival in the Yuanhun world, his involvement in the conflict between Song and Dai, and the shooting of Dai Huan, highlighting the contrast between actions and abilities. The original work corresponds to the first 3 to 4 chapters, which details airborne self-rescue, lone wolf experience, firearms judgment, Song Yan and Old Yushu's encounter with the enemy, and the collection of supplies after the war. The character motivations and world rules are more completely laid out.

The third episode of the anime matches the opening chapter of the original book: the animation compresses Wang Sheng's first arrival in another world, encounters pursuit and display of abilities more compactly, and strengthens the soul setting and action scenes; the first three chapters of the original book start from the loss of contact in the airborne, and self-rescue after falling 100 meters, detailing the judgment of firearms, and allowing Wang Sheng, Song Yan and others to quickly deal with Dai Huan, laying the groundwork in more detail.

At the beginning of the film, I saw three interesting comments: "The much-anticipated third season of Yuanlong is finally here", "Stop it with force" and "Wang Sheng returned to modern times and became the vice president of a multinational group". The last sentence goes well with the contrast between the modern gym in this chapter, and the binding across time and space is both interesting and memorable.

Station B has been recommended many times. I was attracted by the Song Yan model on the cover and took a look. It's pretty good. I don't know how the novel is.