
Raising Dragons Starts with Catching Snakes
养龙从捕蛇人开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 640k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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319Chapters
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11.3kFans
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Damn, you're the only one this aggressive at the starting line. Whenever we see a dragon, it's most likely you. Keep it up, you awesome guy!
Here's my personal advice: The key to raising dragons is nurturing them. Don't just focus on battles; that's too monotonous! You could emphasize the dragon's ecology, such as the characteristics of its growth stages, suitable growing environments, common ailments, how to manage its mating season, and how to breed it to produce better offspring!
The basic premise is utter nonsense. The protagonist's ascension to immortality isn't due to any personal merit, but entirely due to the favoritism of the Heavenly Laws. All talk of merit is rubbish; what does your act of saving others have to do with the Heavenly Law? The Heavenly Law would much rather see humanity perish, since humanity has caused the greatest damage to the natural environment!
Personally, I hope the weapon will be changed to a gun later on, since a gun's strike is like a dragon, and I've seen too many cultivation swords.
Starting point: Look, there's a dragon script book over there! Me: 😰 I'm here, I'm here.
Keep it up! You could check out the novel "Tiger Master," it's pretty good.
I'm here for that minor role setting. Name: Ao Wu Race: Frost Serpent Background: A young creature with exceptional talent and 100 years of cultivation. Talent: Armor
Isn't this just robbery?
Why make it so fancy?
It feels like reading a diary.
The writing lacks any foreshadowing; to be precise, it doesn't describe anything else, just background dialogue, making it too dry and abrupt.