
The Dragon Lord Awakens in the Interstellar Age
龙君苏醒在星际
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Is it a story about a strong female lead? Or is a strong woman disguised as a strong man even stronger? The premise is that the female lead is the only dragon, so it's best if there are no plot holes in her fighting ability. The male lead's fighting ability absolutely cannot exceed that of the female lead, otherwise it will break the premise.
For some reason, the male lead doesn't seem to be a good match for the female lead.
Is the female lead still in infancy, hence her low intelligence? Or was it a deliberate attempt to make the male lead a good match for her, thus artificially lowering her intelligence? Is the place where it sleeps unprotected, or has the protection failed? Is it territorially driven, yet it doesn't seem to notice when its home is raided?
Is this a themed mass production? I've recently seen many books that have only been published for a short time. They are all awakened from interstellar space, the only demon, the only cultivator, and so on. Then comes the collective decline in intelligence. I was initially quite excited about the space-themed games, but seeing all these similar themes and repetitive settings, I didn't even want to click on any of them.
Too little, not enough to watch! Keep it up, author!