Raising a Dragon at Cassell College for 30 Years

Let me talk about my views on this book In the past few months, Dragon Clan fanfiction has become quite popular at Qidian. Starting from Brother Shui's No Money, there are many of them. I've read dozens of them alone. Among all the fanfics, this book is not necessarily the best written, but overall it is not bad. Compared with several fanfics of the same period, this book has its own advantages and disadvantages. In terms of character creation, the author's original heroine can be said to be the most unique among the Dragon Clan fandoms. After all, there are many attractive female characters in the original Dragon Clan novels. Of course, it's a great idea in my opinion, and Mirai Ishikawa is super cute! ! ! In terms of new character creation and other aspects, the author's original work is quite good. Although the selected timeline is relatively early, there are currently no major problems in the various original plots. Keeping this writing rhythm should not collapse. Of course, I have a small opinion about the protagonist here. I feel that the protagonist's life in Kassel is not cowardly enough and too flamboyant. The protagonist, Xiami and Fenrir are brother and sister. And I feel that the protagonist's trust in Mirai Ishikawa is a bit too much. He has exposed all his little secrets after they have only known each other for a long time. If Ange accidentally finds out... Beibeilong will be stabbed to death with a folding knife. But overall, the quality of this book is quite high. I hope the author can stick to it and write a complete good story.

The reason why I read this book is half and half between Honkai and Dragon Clan, so I suggested that since the author has added Honkai elements, why not add some things related to Honkai. From now on, except for the protagonist who has the appearance of Benares and a name that no one knows (the two are not human), there is no element about Honkai at all. This will cause readers who come for Honkai Impact to feel like they are reading a cool novel . After clicking in and reading more than a dozen chapters the author suddenly tells you that this is not a Long Aotian novel, but a wretched development novel. It's like taking a bite of an apple and finding out there's a bug's head and butt inside. Of course it's not as extreme as what I said, but this is how it feels to people who have only played Honkai Impact but have never heard of Dragon Clan. So it is strongly recommended to add a little Honkai element, so that you can better satisfy the sweeping aunties (uncles), even if it just has a name like Chili Pepper. It's like creating a weapon named Jizo Mithun for the future. Besides, you are a fanfic, so you can make a second design. Since you are a third-born son, other dragon kings can also be third-born sons. Then add a queen sister to the black king, a fox sister to Norton, and a maid sister (nanny) to the water dragon king (mountain dragon king). And people who play Honkai Impact have a higher chance of playing Genshin Impact, so they can also give Wind Dragon King a Barbatos fantasy linkage! So for the sake of what I have said so much, please give me some extra details. 🥺

I read the author's emotion at the end of Chapter 74, saying that some readers pointed out that this book was not enjoyable. I have posted a few comments in the relevant paragraphs, now move them to the comments section and make some modifications. I didn't really want to talk at first, but my mind suddenly moved. Some people may think that the current content is very dull, but with the author's writing skills and the tone of the book "Raising Dragons in Kassel", you can imagine that the future development will never be as smooth as it is now. I did not regard this book as fast food literature, and the book itself is by no means positioned as fast food literature. (But maybe it's just a random work in the author's spare time, and I won't make any wild guesses.) So if readers are more patient and give some encouragement to these interesting contents, maybe the author will be more motivated to update, for example, update a thousand chapters before six o'clock tomorrow. In fact, what seems to be the most obvious popular point that can be written at present is the identity of the protagonist as the Dragon King, and it is a fun point to show his own personality in front of others. So far, several playful conversations have been shown in front of killed enemies and with Ishikawa Mirai. Let's ignore the killed enemies for now — But here comes the question, does the male protagonist directly ask Ishikawa Mirai to immediately and unswervingly identify the protagonist's identity as the Dragon King? Of course you can, but in that case the problem of the basic logic of a story character will arise again. How will Ishikawa face the protagonist and surrender in the future? Follow? What position should she take to face this? Ishikawa can't trust the protagonist without thinking and love the protagonist without thinking. There must always be enough dominance. And with the character of Ishikawa Mirai currently displayed, I believe that what everyone wants to see is a female protagonist with an independent personality rather than an epiphyte or a female subordinate whose identity is insignificant. This all takes time, and one of the themes of this book is about raising dragons. The author has written dozens of chapters and has raised three different dragons. You can fully expect their appearances in the follow-up plot, the bond with the Dragon King brother and sister, the happy love with Mirai Ishikawa, the relationship with Mingfei, the collision and fusion of Cassel and the principal's ideas (?), And all kinds of interesting developments. You can't just be cool all the time and overwhelm everything, although sometimes I also like to read more radical cool articles, which are very stress-relieving, especially the background of the story. But if a person can do something different as the Dragon King, make up for part of the past, have some collisions of happiness, confusion, comedy, and tragedy, and use different characters and different plots to develop a higher story on the original basis, even if it is not written clearly to tell you what it is, it is also a kind of pleasure. The above concepts only represent personal opinions. If you have different suggestions or similar ideas, please kindly leave a message. Thank you very much.

To be honest, the Dragon Clan's so-called official match is a joke. Chu Zihang killed Xia Mi, and Lu Mingfei gave up on the little monster and continued to lick Chen Motong. He didn't think there was such a thing as an official match, so he might as well accept it himself.

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I didn't read the novel just to post a picture.

Beibeilong and Beibeilong Figure

Shark Chili

Xia Mi should not give it to Chu Zihang, he is not suitable! Although Lu Mingfei failed to protect Hui Liyi, he tried his best! Brother Chu is not worth it

I have never dared to watch Dragon Clan fandom. Jiangnan old thief Zhu Yu comes first, so comparison is always unfair to the author. What's more, Sima Yangzhi's literary youth syndrome is too obvious, and he is still in love with his sister, and he is in love with someone else's family. The legal principles are always lacking, but the emotions are always entangled. The unique crux of the literary youth in Jiangnan left me with a lot of pain in the plot. It's not that I don't want to realize my dream of doing fanfiction, but I always feel that there is something to be gained from working with dead people. In my opinion, the imperfections in Jiang Nan's works are like Su Shi's "Jiang Cheng Zi". The sadness and inferiority lost in youth are the real essence of several of his novels.