Journey to the West: The Flood Dragon King's Tale
西游前传：蛟魔王小传
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 696k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5d ago
- English
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330Chapters
5Monthly votes
10.2kRecommendations
24.9kFans
2 ch/weekPace
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I specially tipped 500 to leave a comment. The more I think about it, the angrier I get; and you have to have 500 follower points to comment. After transforming into human form, this dragon is 1.7 Meters tall and thin. Was it malnourished when it was a child?
A trident would be a much better weapon, especially one that's water-based; a knife would be too low-class.
Judging from this situation, the protagonist might be weaker than in the original work. After all, aside from mastering the Five Thunderbolts, his other notable magical abilities all rely on equipment. As the saying goes, there are no wrong nicknames, only wrong names; the nickname "Great Sage Who Overturns the Seas" must have some merit.
Honestly, I really think the protagonist is a bit weak. He's only been cultivating for less than a hundred years, his magic relies almost entirely on his armor, he doesn't demonstrate his ability to overturn the seas, and his territory isn't very large.
I just had to get this off my chest, so now that I've spoken, I'll say it all. Let me preface this by saying that I really like this book; it's very well written, but there are a few things I'm not satisfied with that I need to mention. 1. I feel the protagonist's timeline is a bit late.
I've only read a few chapters so far, and it's quite well-written. It's just that the protagonist could be a bit taller; after all, he's a dragon in human form…
I specifically gave a tip to leave a comment. Up to chapter 81, the novel is a very enjoyable read, and its performance should be quite good after it's finished. However, a large portion of the text is devoted to introducing the environment and cultivation (in fact, a large portion is used to introduce the environment; out of a 4000-word chapter, probably only 500 words are about the…
The protagonist will eventually have to be the leader of the Seven Great Sages, right? 🙂
I can't stand it anymore, so I'm giving a 500 yuan reward. After Sun Wukong was born from the stone, "The Monkey King enjoyed his carefree life for three to five hundred years." He was the queen of Flower Fruit Mountain for three to five hundred years before going out to travel and seek a master, and then spent about 20 years learning and training.
I'm guessing that the Sea-Eye Taoist is Shen Gongbao, but I'm not sure if I'm right. Wasn't Shen Gongbao used to suppress the Sea-Eye in the North Sea after the Investiture of the Gods?