Starting a Farm After Finding a Dragon Egg

Seeing the dragon corpse in the first chapter, seemingly destined to be divided up as a resource, reminded me of a story: The Dragon Maiden loved her people and brought them prosperity. She even often painted in human form to guide those who were lost. But one day, the Dragon Girl was seriously injured and fell from the sky, her dragon blood watering the earth.

Oh no, the protagonist has absolutely nothing. The entire city is basically controlled by two families. The protagonist has no manpower, no soldiers, no money, and he also has to raise a dragon. Even a young dragon is incredibly expensive. You're doomed from the start, and there are no cheat codes. It's fine once the dragon grows up, but what use is a young dragon? You can't send it out, otherwise, if it's exposed, the emperor will take it away. Just thinking about it gives me a headache.

To be honest, even if he was a prince born to a palace maid and not favored by the emperor, how could he possibly have survived to adulthood in the palace with nothing? Didn't he have any cultivation techniques? He couldn't possibly start as an ordinary person. Keep in mind, he was a prince. If even princes didn't have cultivation techniques, how could the rest of the royal family cultivate? This is a transcendent world; how could the royal family maintain their position without strength?

It's a completely lighthearted story, but I actually found it quite enjoyable to read. 🐶

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The earlier chapters were mediocre. I thought I had already seen dozens of chapters into the story. It was nothing more than the protagonist staying in his territory, developing the dragon knight legion, developing the forest to boost the economy, then going to the main city to show off and slap people in the face.

For novels about managing territory and farming, if the male protagonist is a time traveler, it's advisable to develop the story from the perspective of time travel. This will provide more material for the story, and developing Earth's culture in another world is a very compelling premise.

Using old books as collateral? ... You've probably never seen someone cut up five or six books after writing a million-word novel, and if they kept cutting, they'd practically have their bladder gone.

The first order mentioned a long drought, but then the issue of insufficient rainfall was never mentioned again, indicating a logical flaw.

It's December already! Keep it up! I just got my two votes and I'm already casting them. Author, keep writing! I hope the results get better and better! 😆