The Withered Frost Dragon

The protagonist has a correct outlook on life. Although he has become a giant dragon and can be strengthened by killing creatures, he still retains his human heart and tries his best not to kill. He becomes a giant dragon and strives to maintain his human compassion.

Emmm, how can I put it this way? The white dragon is indeed the most powerful one. He only has normal wisdom after he reaches adulthood and his strength is also the lowest. But you are too ridiculous. A guy who only knows one or two crappy magics has made a lot of mistakes. You are the Dragon Mother's version of a dragon.

Has the protagonist turned into a beast and lost his IQ? Not to mention being extremely lazy and slow, a tribe of more than a hundred people can't be destroyed and it's still an adult dragon?

The protagonist is completely aboriginal, and his intelligence is on the same level as Bailong

No way, every time when the protagonist encounters an attack that he can't withstand, he just sucks the disk. Has this thing become a deus ex machina that won't let the protagonist die?

Damn, judging from the current development, will the protagonist's enemies escape every time? As a true water dragon, he doesn't ambush underwater? Can water also affect a true water dragon? 👍👍👍

The dragon written by the author is the weakest dragon in history, and its combat power is slightly worse than that of two cows.

The biggest feature of Alien Dragon is the difference brought about by the fusion of the two worlds. After watching it for so long, I feel that the protagonist has been completely assimilated into a native dragon.

To be honest, if you want to write dragons, you have to look at the next station. The rankings are all about dragons.

Bailong didn't do it many times. Isn't the realm already legendary? If the setting is different, pretend I didn't say it, but an adult white dragon can't do this.