
A Red Dragon with a Body Full of Auras
红龙之一身光环
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 690k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I'm so cold, is anyone reading?
I'm putting this on record, brothers, let's get this going!
Red Dragon (* /ω\*)
Regarding the relationship between the five-colored dragons and the metal dragons in the official lore.
I just saw a debate post about whether the five-colored dragons and the metal dragons would go to extremes to kill each other. In fact, this is currently the biggest controversy in Qidian's dragon novels: will the five-colored dragons and the metal dragons kill each other?
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Why is the Red Dragon considered Chaotic Good? Shouldn't it be Lawful Evil? Those who betray their class will ultimately be betrayed by it. What is the Red Dragon's sphere of influence and the people he interacts with? And haven't you heard of the dragon being inherently lewd? I actually find the single female lead a bit cliché.
I have a whimsical idea: life forms under an evil aura grow directly without regard to material requirements, right? Could we take a relatively large species, carve its flesh into a permanent lunch (because the evil aura becomes a permanent meal), and call it a victim? Ideally, we'd catch a starfish, apply an evil aura to it, and transform it into one of those things.
The female lead is really quite inexplicable.
The excessive use of internet memes and the excessive dialogue during fight scenes made it feel like two-thirds of the fight was just conversation.
While the author's writing style is refreshing, ... Well, it feels like it would have been better to write something darker, since it doesn't fit the red dragon's identity, and the writing is a bit awkward.