
I'm a Dragon, Not an Evil God
我是龙,非邪神啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 562k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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175Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
27.2kFans
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You can't write about cannibalism in the monster genre. In real society, cannibals are secretive about it, which is ridiculous!
The protagonist has too much internal monologue; it's practically a string of nonsense. We're here for the plot, not to hear the protagonist babbling on and on!
The author's writing is good! The beginning is decisive and ruthless, which is very appealing. However, as it progresses, it falls into the common pitfalls of typical fantasy novels. No matter what, it starts rambling incessantly about every beautiful woman. Why write so much about women? I'm not here to read about all sorts of exaggerated descriptions of women.
Evil God: Dragon of the End and His human form
The more I write, the more something feels off. What happened to the previous "camping" and "invincible" strategies? And what about the puppet control skill? It's all about head-on confrontation now.
Damn it, isn't he a dragon? Why does he just keep getting humiliated? And every time he gets humiliated, he has to say something, which makes him seem like he's not very smart.
Is it a dark novel with no female protagonist and no affinity for humans?
If you simply wrote a plot about reincarnating as a snake, there would be no problem. But if you write that the original character was an invincible dragon, and now, after reincarnation, is afraid of this and that, it feels very awkward.
The protagonist is a mythical beast, an evil god. What feelings would he have for other species? In reality, people eat each other, but that's not allowed in novels, let alone in fiction. What do you mean by "affecting one's values"? That's utterly ridiculous. It would be a shame not to use a few humans to develop into high-ranking officials, so they could have more resources to support them. The ideological imprint doesn't need to be pushed to the extreme. It's foolish.
It's been a disaster since it was released! What a load of rubbish about dragons! Over a hundred chapters and not a single dragon in sight! Even adding a few more species to the snake-to-dragon metamorphosis story would be better than this.