A Golden Dragon Never Lives in Hiding

The gold dragons are of Lawful Good, and it's normal for the protagonist, being an alien dragon, to have a different personality from the other gold dragons. But what kind of monster is the protagonist's sister? Especially the later scene where the old gold dragon uses the protagonist for experiments. Every gold dragon is under the watchful eye of the platinum dragon god Bahamut.

I came here just to say, isn't there a bug in this design? Increasing size and vitality doesn't increase strength or defense. It's just an empty shell, right? Did it lose weight too? The physique isn't supported by muscles, it's supported by bones. Also, I want to ask about the Void Raider's passive ability—how are you planning to play it? Are you just going to let any three body parts evolve?

New readers, don't bother reading this! It's extremely toxic; there's no more toxic dragon-themed novel than this.

The game starts with the protagonist fawning over a girl. When she's unhappy with the food he caught, she breathes dragon breath on him. He snaps at her, then, feeling wronged by her, he thinks he's in the wrong. Seriously... Nowhere to give love, huh? Where's the soul?

The protagonist doesn't train his body, doesn't learn magic, and doesn't actively stack up his cheat abilities. Did the author write it this way to make it easier to end the story later?

I couldn't stand it anymore after Chapter 8. It felt like forced poisoning, with the author fawning over the dragon girl like a bootlicker, and the characters' intelligence was artificially lowered. I just couldn't bear to read any further. Goodbye, I'm going to test this out. We'll see if the author can just let it go.

The protagonist is human, so the dragon is incredibly powerful. The protagonist is a dragon, so the human is incredibly powerful. 😅

Dear author, are you screening your readers?

Of all the dragon stories I've read so far, this is the most toxic. It successfully turned a real dragon into an overpowered, cheat-like creature.

This is terrible. Just cut it if you're not going to rewrite it. First, the Feast skill's healing doesn't increase defense, and attacking a pirate ship causes you to bleed from the recoil. Then, the sister you revived doesn't appreciate your kindness (because she doesn't even know it), and even her calling you "brother" is only because of a yearly silver coin payment.