True Dragon Bloodline

I thought it was the first Dragon Family fic so far, but after reading a few pictures, it turned out to be a fic of Warcraft?

I think the Great Wall book is pretty good.

What about the group? What about a group as big as mine? 🤔

I just finished reading the author's book and found it by accident. It turns out that this book does not have words like Game of Thrones, Ice and Fire. I suggest changing the name to increase some traffic.

What will be the main plot of the author's book?

The world view described in the picture related to the work is still too advanced for me (=_=) I'll wait until you write more about Shen Nong and then read it.

The herd collapsed, where was the rabbit? Help me.

The writing is quite good, the writing style is okay, but there is no sense of immersion. It is too indigenous and too physical, so it is difficult to read it. If you can accept it, you can read it.

Are there any new books? Are there any new books?

Isn't True Dragon Dynasty written? Isn't this book finished? I hope it won't be taken off the market in a few years. Compiled with AI: A detailed outline of the rise and fall of Valyria in "Dynasty of the Dragon" Core setting: This story reinterprets the history of Valyria in "A Song of Ice and Fire" as an interdimensional event caused by extraordinary beings in another world. Its rise and fall stem from the desire and failure of the ancestor R'hllor (the Lord of Light) to try to "go home". Part One: Origin - Exile and Advent 1. Disputes in a Different World (Contents of the Prequel "True Dragon's Bloodline") · Background: In a high-demon world, a pair of powerful reincarnation siblings (Loy and Rhodes) escaped from the main god space. · Core conflict: Sister Roy is paranoid and possessive of her brother Rod. · Trigger: Rhodes fell in love with Sorifeisa, a golden dragon from the world of dragon gods, and made her pregnant. · Exile: Loy, who was driven by love and hatred, launched a sneak attack and exiled Sorefisa to the rift in time and space. (End of the plot of this book) 2. The arrival of strangers and the battle of "Killing Gods" · Breaking into the new world: Sorifessa was seriously injured and fell into the world of ice and fire (unnamed at the time). · Encountering the Aboriginals: The world's aboriginal master ("Cold God") regards them as intruders and asks them to leave. · A helpless battle: Unable to travel across the world on her own, Sorefisa's request for a place of refuge (the Valyrian Peninsula) was rejected, and the war broke out. · Tragic victory and confinement: Zorifeisa defeated the cold god in a tragic victory, destroyed the body of the cold god, drove its remaining soul to the land of eternal winter, and established a boundary, agreeing not to invade each other. · Premature birth and death: The war caused Sorefisa to be born prematurely, and she gave birth to R'hllor with dragon-like characteristics in the ruins. Due to the thin magic power in the world, his injuries could not be healed, and he died of old age more than a hundred years later. Part Two: The Rise - The Bloodline of the True Dragon and the Establishment of the Free Fortress (Referring to Roman History) 1. Ancestor of Demigod: R'hllor · Identity: The hybrid descendant of a half-dragon (lawful good golden dragon) and a demigod (human reincarnation). · Traits: Born in human form, possessing unparalleled beauty, strength, magical affinity and nearly infinite life. · Dilemma: Feeling that the world is like a "fish tank", restricting its growth, and longing for breakthroughs. 2. The foundation of Valyria (Era of Kings) · Reproduction of descendants: R'hllor's descendants formed the original true dragon bloodline. The oldest and most noble family is the "Foster" family (the original Dragon King). · Bloodline advantage: His descendants (Forty Dragon King Family) inherited traits such as silver hair and purple eyes, beauty, high temperature resistance, strong magic talent, and ease of training dragons. · Initial stronghold: Starting from the Valyrian Peninsula, it began to expand with its extraordinary bloodline and force. 3. Expansion of the Empire (Era of Republic to Age of Empire) · Conquest and Assimilation: Referring to the rise of Rome, the Valyrians gradually conquered the major civilizations of Essos (Ghiscari Empire, Rhoynar, etc.) Through powerful military power (dragons and magic) and advanced culture/technology (Valyrian steel, roads, buildings). · Ruling structure: An aristocratic republican ruling alliance ("Freedom Fortress") is formed consisting of forty Dragon King families. There is cooperation and strife within, but the Foster family has always been aloof and has a supreme status. · Slavery economy: Like Rome, the economy relied heavily on slave labor, which was used to mine minerals, build miraculous buildings, and serve the nobility. This accumulated a huge amount of manpower for the future construction of the magic circle. · Cultural integration: Absorb the culture, knowledge and magic of the conquered people to form the glorious Valyrian civilization. Part Three: Obsession - R'hllor's Millennium Plan and Psychological Changes 1. The bud of desire: · Early stage: Confused and irritable about the stagnation of his own power. · Cognition: Through research, it was confirmed that it was the world itself that limited her, rather than the exhaustion of her own potential. · Goal established: Determined to tear apart space and return to her father's "hometown" that can accommodate her power. 2. Thousands of years of study: · Self-taught: He spent hundreds of years learning space magic by himself, but fell into an endless loop: breaking space requires stronger power, but becoming stronger requires leaving this world first. · Thinking change: Overcome "personal heroism" and realize that you can use external forces (tools and manpower). · Design solution: Conceiving a super giant space tearing array requires gathering global magic and astronomical resources to drive it. 3. Catalysis of ambition: · A "god-given" empire: Discovering that her heirs have built a ready-made, highly efficient global empire machine for her to use. · From desire to paranoia: Thousands of years of waiting and readily available resources have turned "going home" from a desire to an obsession that must be completed. She no longer cares about the fate of her heirs or the empire, seeing them only as tools to achieve her ends. · Forced push: As the founder, she forced the entire empire to serve her, started frantically collecting resources and slaves, and building magic circles. Part 4: Catastrophe - Arrogance and Destruction 1. Doomsday Project: · Location: With the Fourteen Fire Peaks as the eye and the Valyrian Plain as the base. · Construction: The project lasted for decades, consuming countless lives and resources to build an unprecedented magical wonder. 2. Activation and loss of control: · Best time: Choose the peak moment of the global magic tide to activate the magic circle. · Successful tearing: The magic circle successfully operated, draining half of the world's magic power and tearing apart the space. · Horrible mistake: The passage does not lead to home, because the plane defense measures in home prevent the correct portal from being opened. Therefore, he was captured and hijacked by the Demonic Dimension (suspected to be the Burning Legion), and became a gateway for invasion. 3. Desperate salvation: · Demonic invasion: Professional demonic armies began to pour in continuously. · Fierce resistance: R'hllor and the dragon knights of Valyria fought hard, but the demons were endless and the passage became more stable. · Cruel Sacrifice: · Step One (Sacrificing Children): In order to gain enough power, R'hllor sacrificed all the children and dragon beasts with true dragon blood on the scene as casting materials. · The second step (sacrifice herself): The energy is still insufficient, she begins to dismember herself (legs, arms, skin, organs), gradually upgrading the power of the spell. · Destructive spell: In the end, the blood magic that gathered all the sacrifices was released, and it was powerful enough to destroy the world. 4. Catastrophe is coming: · Eliminate demons: The spell instantly evaporates most of the demons and interferes with the closing of the space channel. ·Tearing of the Earth's Crust: The aftermath of the spell tore the earth apart, causing the fourteen fire peaks to erupt and collapse in a chain. · The peninsula sank: The center of the Valyrian Peninsula collapsed and was flooded by the influx of sea water, forming a sea of ​​smoke. · The End of Civilization: The glorious Freehold of Valyria and its core families were reduced to nothing in a single day. Part Five: The Aftermath - The Post-Catastrophe Era 1. The price of R'hllor: · Serious injury: Although the demon was destroyed, it was eroded by the great demon's death counterattack (fel energy) and was seriously injured and on the verge of death. · Unrecoverable: The evil energy is like a gangrene attached to the bone, which seriously hinders its self-healing and has not recovered for four hundred years. · Hidden: Forced into long-term sleep and healing, unable to respond to believers. 2. The structure of the world: · Survivors: A few fringe families such as the Targaryens (who had already moved to Dragonstone due to Denise's dream) survived and became the last fire of the true dragon bloodline. · Demon Remains: There are still a small number of low-level demons operating in the ruins of Valyria. · Cold God's Temptation: Sensing R'hllor's weakness, Cold God began to prepare to move and launch the White Walkers to invade the south to test. 3. New chess piece (sequel "King on the Wall"): · Select Egger: R'hllor, who is recovering from his injuries, urgently needs a spokesperson to manage the believers, protect the remaining bloodline, and reunify the world, in preparation for her to try to leave again in the future. · Transaction and mission: She met the time traveler Egg in a dream, told him the truth, gave him a token (scales), and asked him to assist the descendant of the true dragon (Daenerys) to build a new empire. Core theme of the outline: This is a tragedy that uses the entire civilization as a bet due to personal obsession, and ultimately leads to the destruction of civilization. The glory and end of Valyria were not natural disasters, but "man-made disasters" caused by its "god" for selfish desires.