I’m the Dragon King in Dragon Raja

I just read the last ten or twenty chapters of the main text, and I thought this book was quite interesting. I also recommended this book to others in the group, but he asked me to subscribe to Chapter 30 of the final Throne. I jumped over and subscribed, it was so well written. It is recommended that everyone jump to Chapter 30 of the Last Throne Arc (Xia Mi's Charm) before subscribing to the main text to see how well the author writes the character plot. Then decide whether to subscribe or not.

You can have a harem but in the end there should be no more than three. One on the left, one on the right, and one on the top 😏😏 Chen Xiaoxiao, painted in pear clothes,,, Xia Mi? The author flies bravely, and book friends will always be with him 🪖

The author will see if there is any use for it. The secret party is the secret party in Europe. There are very few Chinese in Kassel College, and they are all wild mixed-races. Chinese mixed-races exist in the form of families. Chinese mixed-races are the only people in the world who dare to admit that they are mixed-races. Almost all emperors in ancient times are mixed-races. Qin Shihuang is even an ancient dragon (I don't remember if he is the Dragon King). Chinese mixed-races claim to be the descendants of dragons. I don't know if the author writes about Chinese mixed-races. He doesn't write much about Jiangnan, but he can indeed write good stories. Many dragon kings have appeared in China, as well as the descendants of the emperors and mixed-race families set in the original works. China uses dragons as totems. In Chen Motong's family, not only did she have A-level Chen Motong, but she also had her younger brother "Key" who could open all the doors. Her mother had appeared in the story of Three Gorges, and she herself was appointed as the wife of the head of the family by the Gattuso family. It was certain that her family background was extraordinary. Others can comment if they have anything to add.

The more I watch it, the more uncomfortable it becomes. The protagonist, Dragon King, has to be conceited. To be conceited, he has to watch his opponent make moves to disgust him step by step. Then he says that he has unparalleled combat power and beats the opponent to death. It is just a hard-water battle chapter and a forced plot. For all opponents, the protagonist starts the fight directly, and then the opponent sets up traps and reveals their trump cards, and then the protagonist watches the opponent upgrade. This is the only way to fight the opponent. Can't you come up and kill the opponent? It's a fly day and day, and you want to swat the fly, but you still have to watch the fly crawling around on the top of your bowl? This is not called arrogance, this is called mountain cannon. There are also many plot points that are very rough and were not explained clearly afterwards. Many times, it was so cloudy that I had to pretend to be the Riddler. Another feeling is that the author has not read it after writing it. Every chapter, and even every paragraph of some chapters has grammatical errors and typos. The story is a good story, but there are so many problems. Even if I like reading it, it becomes more and more annoying, awkward and disgusting after reading it -_-||.

I feel like these hybrids are not killing dragons for world peace at all, but for themselves to rule the world... Compared to the King of Earth and Mountain who eats potato chips in hiding, the King of Bronze and Fire who plays interstellar in the Internet cafe, and the King of Ocean and Sea who fishes and paddles in the sea, I think the Gattuso family and the Sheqiba family who drink and eat meat every day are more attractive. Like an exploiter, more like a villain... Furthermore, every time the Dragon King is resurrected, the money exploited does not seem to be returned to the hands of the exploited after they are killed. On the contrary, the Dragon King's own wealth is all taken over by the Dragon Slayer... So how do you think the hybrid is the biggest tyrant 🤔🤔🤔

According to the world view, the four monarchs are bound to die, and the dragons are also yelled at by everyone. Even big guys like Lu Mingze and Anger are toying with the Dragon King. I am very curious about how the setting of the protagonist traveling through time and becoming the Dragon King will be fulfilled in the end.

Come! Let me see who you want to put on top.

Not to mention anything else, the gay atmosphere is too strong. One moment, Caesar's broad chest muscles, and the next moment, the dinner cooked by Chu Zihang looks like a thirty-year-old beautiful woman wearing a bath towel. I don't know if you want to make money as a fujoshi, but it's enough anyway.

It was written by Dawuwu. The Dragon King, who has complete powers of bronze and fire, and the most powerful of the four series, the power of earth and mountain, fights like this with Lu Mingfei, who consumes a quarter of his soul. To put it nicely, it means that his fighting power has collapsed. Let's get together and break up. I had fully booked it until yesterday. I felt bad when I read the two chapters last night.

The Dragon 1 to Dragon 3 parts are quite good. The Japanese stage is a bit slow, but it's still acceptable. After reading this part, you can stop and go straight to the finale of the last chapter (there is no need to read the second to last chapter, the ending has almost no connection with the previous plot). In the plot of Dragon 45 (all of The Last Throne), I just let myself go. Most of it is incomprehensible, and a few are extremely poisonous. This part of the plot is outrageous. There is no emotional line and no sugar. There is no need to watch it at all. The emotions of the characters written by the author in the early stage are really good. He should give full play to his strengths in writing emotions. Even if he writes about daily stock trading in the later stage, it will be much better than this incomprehensible arctic plot, which is a bit regretful.