Evil Dragon Cultivation of Gods

Green Dragon

I think the title should be changed. Just looking at the title, who knows what type of dragon you are writing about? There is also a picture, this one is about the green dragon, why is the title picture so red? People who don't know it think it's about a red dragon.

Take a look at the dragons of the new generation painter Wu Junta

Another eunuch who writes dragon essays has abandoned his account... Facts have once again proved that writing dragon essays is a dead end. Originally, fantasy is a niche genre in the domestic web literature industry. Some web literature readers boast that "web literature is ten years ahead of the industry", which probably does not include fantasy web literature. Dragon novels, a niche genre in fantasy literature, are particularly hard hit. There have been few completed good novels in recent years. Dear Longwen readers, it's better to break up. If you can only read Longwen about unfinished eunuchs, then you might as well not read it...

1. Extend the timeline appropriately and the story will be more reasonable. Dragons have a long lifespan, but various authors have never shown this advantage, and they have all been promoted in a matter of decades. In fact, when writing, don't compress the time so tightly. Let the protagonist stay for ten or twenty years for each step (it doesn't take many words to describe how many years it has accumulated, and it doesn't take too many years to lag behind in terms of strength). It will be more realistic, and the end of the full text will not seem rushed. Obviously, the protagonist has only lived one-tenth of his lifespan before the book is finished. If he is not a eunuch, he is better than a eunuch. 2. The protagonist should not always jump to higher levels to challenge. He should level up as soon as possible to overpower others. The more levels you go through, the less real it looks. Upgrading as soon as possible is the way to go. 3. The protagonist's mixing of things should correspond to his strength level. How capable he is to do great things. Don't always dance on the tightrope. How can he not get his shoes wet when he often walks by the river? Never appear in a scene where the fate of the protagonist depends on the whims of others (pure protagonist aura), this is risky business. When readers realize that the protagonist's halo is too strong, they will feel unhappy, feel that their intelligence is insulted, and vote with their feet.

Oh, it's so annoying. This author stopped writing the first White Dragon in the late stages, and then started to end very quickly. The fishman became a god inexplicably, and then there were no details. Then it ended after a fight. In fact, there are still many details that can be written and many pitfalls that can be filled in. Then the second book started to fail in the middle. I either updated it every few days or asked for leave, which was really annoying. Then I finally made it to the later stage and barely had a god-level combat power. Then the four-element gems were finished in a hurry. The feeling of fire and ocean is understandable. Is Heart of the Storm here to be funny? The Lord of the Nine Hells is so ridiculous. Not to mention the will of the abyss, even the evil beings can be teleported out at home, but it can't even stop the approaching pace of the evil beings? Why is the Lord of the Nine Hells still competing with Nodarshan? Is this for fun? Also, this third book changes from a mage to a druid, and everyone is looking forward to it. Although everyone thinks that you were in a bad state when writing the second book, at least it has an ending. You gave everyone a guarantee at the beginning of the third book, and everyone trusts you. They also ordered you for the first time. Although you asked for leave for a few days in a row, everyone thought it was because of your poor state and didn't say anything. You just made excuses, wrote the beginning and then disappeared. Are you trying to spite people? What does it mean to be trolled? What does it mean to be inconsistent with the outline? The mage article in the middle, I want to save more and read it again. In just a few days, your article is finished. Really, if the author doesn't want to write, he should adjust his mentality before writing. I personally feel that the second I am afraid that this dragon article was written out of necessity to make a living. In fact, the author of the first article may not want to write it in the later stage, but at least it can be done. The second one is barely enough, and there is no mention of the third one. It is really disappointing and extremely unlucky not to mention the mage article.

Really not poke 1: Crimson Calamity Kungudius 2: Pure White Doom·Crazy Roar [White River] 3: Lord of Ashes·Jose 4: Lord of Black Wings·Caesar 5: King of Titans and Dragons·Muria 6: Lord of Winter·Amos 7: Last Dragon·Ace 8: Emerald Calamity·Severis 9: Wings of Havoc·Red Liraz 10: Poison Emerald·Avernia 11: Blue Fang·Issac 12: Black-Blooded Tyrant·O'Neill 13: Ice Demon Guard·Kasi 14: Prince of Poisonous Fire·Garon 15: Scourge of Fire·Ize 16: Mother of Flame Dragon·Daenerys 17: Lord of the Emerald Dream·Age ps: Complete Collection of True Dragons

I expressed a similar point of view when I was 20 years ago. It's not that dragon writing is no longer good now, 😡It's that most authors can't escape the vicious circle of dnd😡  This setting is not without problems, but there are too many works written. People have written about five-color dragons for a long time, and there are many works about metal dragons, including gem dragons, legendary dragons, and hate dragons. There are fewer people writing about them, but it's not impossible. I remember that in 15 or 16 years ago, someone wrote the story of the protagonist of the DND dragon (I don't know about the earlier one, but it seems that there are some). Going further back, I read Young Dragon, Different World Dragon Xiaoyao, The Growth History of the Sacred Dragon (this one is still being updated) and so on. But even though it has been 7 years since 2015, readers have long been tired of it. 😡Stuck in the strange circle of dnd, it is difficult to tell new stories😡 😡Not only the readers are tired of reading, but the author is also tired of writing😡 I think this is probably the reason why most dragon novels are unfinished and the author gives up.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           <br              we want you😶

Comfortable, just comfortable😌! The overall writing, language, plot, rhythm, as well as the protagonist's attitude towards his family, daily life, etc., All give people a very comfortable feeling. There are not so many conspiracies, hatreds, and shocking plans. I really like this feeling ❤️.

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I ordered all the last book and haven't read this one yet. It turns out you're a eunuch first. Then see you later.

I'm really speechless😓. The authors are all from the motherland. Their mentality is so easy to collapse. If the number of people is not ideal, their mentality will collapse.

It's just that your mother was outrageous. She planned to raise her, but she didn't expect to raise her to death.

1. Those without real names are more powerful than those with real names (see Baihe, Redis for details) 2. Chapters 1 and 2 either eat dirt or eggshells (except for the Red Dragon Emperor and the Evil Dragon Cultivation of Gods) 3dnd dragons have no warriors 4 Alien dragons have no gemstones 5 Basically they can't get along with Tiamat

The author showed me that writing novels has no future. Most people are cannon fodder.

Forget it if you just cut the books, but what's the point of disbanding the group? It's so hard to find a friend.

The author wrote two dragon essays in more than 800 days, which averaged out to 400 days each. If you want to create a dragon universe series, you need to write metal dragons (five types), gem dragons (five types), five-color dragons (2.99 Types), rainbow dragons, power dragons, time dragons, blue diamond dragons, and plutonium dragons. To use 400*(5+5+2.99+5)=7196 (Days) 7196/365≈20 (years) If you add all the dragon strings (between each two types), it is 20*19=380 (kinds) each Planting a plant for 400 days is 380*400=152000 (days) 152000+7196=159196 (days) 159196/365≈436 (years) Additions are welcome 🤓

I can also be the first in my lifetime.

What is the author doing now? Is he writing other books or something?

I'm wondering how I can express my love for this book?

It's really too difficult. There are a lot of eunuchs in Longwen. Like the other more niche Dead by Daylight genre, the writing style of Dead by Daylight is quite good, but there are still no updates.

Platinum Dragon, King of Good Dragons, Lord of the North Wind Weak Divine Power Emblem: White Stars on the Nebula Plane of Residence: Heavenly Mountain Alignment: Lawful Good Priesthood: Good Dragon, Wind, Wisdom Believer: Good Dragon, any hiding People who avoid dragon attacks Priest Alignment: Lawful Good, Neutral Good Alignment: Wind, Dragon, Kindness, Luck, Protection (Noble, Storm) Favorite Weapon: Heavy Pickaxe (Bite) Bahamut is an object of worship in many places. While all good dragons hold Bahamut in high esteem, among them, gold, silver, and brass dragons hold him in a unique and markedly highest regard. Other dragons, even evil dragons (except perhaps his rival, the evil dragon god Tiamat), also respect Bahamut for his wisdom and strength. In his natural form, Bahamut is a long, sinuous dragon covered in silvery-white scales that shine in even the dimmest light. Some say Bahamut's cat-like eyes are a deep blue, as blue as the midsummer sky. Others insist that Bahamut's eyes are frosty blue, like the center of a glacier. Perhaps these two statements simply reflect the changes in Platinum Dragon's mood.

I have nothing to say, I just don't want to write it. I'm not disappointed either🤓

Weak Divine Power Evil Emblem: Five-Headed Dragon Plane of Residence: Baator Alignment: Lawful Evil Priesthood: Evil Dragon, Conqueror Believer: Evil Dragon, Conqueror Priest Formation Battalion: Neutral Evil, Lawful Evil Domains: Destruction, Evil, Law, Trickery Preferred Weapon: Claw Tiamat, like her archenemy Bahamut, is worshiped as a god in many places. All evil dragons respect Tiamat, and green and blue dragons readily acknowledge her as their supreme lord. The kind dragons also respected her in their hearts, although on the surface they tried to avoid mentioning or even thinking of Her Majesty the Queen's name. In her natural form, Tiamat is a massive dragon with five dragon heads and a wyvern-like tail. Each of her heads has a different color, which are white, black, green, blue and red. Her huge torso is dotted with beautiful stripes of these colors. Tiamat has many mates, including many ancient white dragons, black dragons, green dragons, blue dragons and red dragons.

Brothers, can anyone tell me what's going on? 😭😭😭

There are a lot of dragon writers next door, and Qidian is now basically all newcomers.

Does anyone recommend other similar books to me (not necessarily dragons, just non-humans)? Who is the real hero?

Green Dragon

I bet fifty cents that the author's next cut will be either a blue dragon or a black dragon.