The Green Dragon's Calamity

1. First of all, the white dragon is stupid, but he is still better than ordinary humans. 2. I think that weak creatures can actually have faith, as long as they have a soul, but it is more normal for such faith to be chaotic and evil. The protagonist can be an abyss lord. 3. Humans really have no advantage. In fact, dragons can reproduce far more than humans. The reason humans are so powerful is entirely because the game creators are human.

When writing about humans, could you please refrain from depicting their great deeds? While there are indeed many great things to be done, portraying them as great in contrast to their counterparts, and considering that animals also have many touching stories—like crows feeding their parents and lambs kneeling to suckle—writing about animals while simultaneously including so many human figures…

Are they banning writing about murder now? Why does it have to have a touch of kindness? If it were me, I wouldn't hesitate to kill anyone if it benefited me. Don't try to portray yourself as pitiful just because you're a dragon. If you have research value, no matter how close you are to humans, you'll still be captured and studied.

Most authors of these kinds of books abandon their projects, which makes me feel a bit skeptical.

This protagonist is lucky to be even a tenth as evil as a normal dragon. A horde of "food" level trash attacks him—billions in number—and he just poisons them until they're unconscious. He's practically the world's greatest benefactor.

Why is the protagonist always fighting hand-to-hand? Doesn't he use magic? I didn't understand why he charged into the human fleet; wouldn't a single spell have wiped them all out? He doesn't even use his breath attack often. Also, how powerful was that high-level Storm Eagle's burst at the beginning? I feel like the later high-level ones aren't even in the same league.

The protagonist seems superficially evil, yet he's forced to be subtly kind and irrational. He'll use force to get anything that's advantageous, delicious, or easily obtained. Frankly, modern people are severely oppressed by the law; if it were the end of the world, the Chinese would definitely be the most insane and ruthless. The character's actions reflect the character's personality. If the author had a good-natured personality, they should write novels about saintly figures.

No way! Being manipulated by the gods like that, I just want the protagonist to get revenge. Nothing else is needed, just canned fish will do. Remember how PvP players turned aliens into food? Why can't the protagonist do the same? Feed the canned fish to the goblins and kobolds, then the kobolds and goblins can grow aquatic plants to feed the fish, while the salamanders can focus on training and lining up to be shot. That's how you build a rudimentary power structure.

It got boring at first, it completely fell apart, damn it!

Seeing the Storm Eagle, isn't it normal for the protagonist to be chased after eating bird eggs? Why does it seem like the protagonist suffered some great injustice?