My Cretaceous Genesis

You can read on, everyone, but I can't stand it anymore. To advance the plot, they keep letting a dragon prince escape. Aside from one rebellious, disgraced prince who has some fighting ability, the other dragon princes are decent in other aspects, but in terms of martial arts, they're practically useless.

One update a day is truly amazing. Even if I were a god, I would only update once a day. But others update with long chapters, and each chapter is substantial and drives the plot forward. It's not just filler. Moreover, others also update several chapters a day before their books are published. You've already started updating one chapter a day before your books are even published.

Don't blindly listen to the editor's instructions, like "one update a day is better for promotion." You've already lost your featured spot, and you still don't update more? I'm not going to be chasing after your chapter every day.

The author didn't write about dragons, but about humans. After becoming intelligent, they behaved like humans and had no dragon characteristics at all. Not only that, but their physiology also became like humans. They no longer had mating seasons and reproduced, completely ignoring whether the mother dragon had eggs inside her.

I feel like you've gone too far with how you wrote about the dragons, haven't you? They, along with the dragons, are all creations of the protagonist. Isn't that a bit too cruel? You should have just enslaved them.

When will the protagonist give Azure Dragon the second sequence? Azure Dragon is so old it's practically sterilized, it should be time to give it to him, right?

Isn't this fantasy? How did it end up in the evolution genre? Are you afraid of the fierce competition in the fantasy category?

I watched it, but I felt no immersion and no sense of satisfaction. It might have tried to imitate "I Am God," but it ended up being neither engaging nor satisfying. It would have been better if the protagonist had simply become a Tyrannosaurus Rex and progressed from survival to enlightening the dragon race. Instead, you immediately made the Tyrannosaurus Rex an intelligent species at the top, which offered absolutely no enjoyment.

I can't even imitate it properly. The problem is that the dinosaurs can talk at the beginning and the protagonist can understand them. The word "god" is an acquired designation; it's not something a dinosaur would know from the start. It would take at least several generations for dinosaurs to come up with a name for it. The biggest problem is that your actions above directly created something out of nothing.

For a first attempt at writing, to write something so complicated—it must have been tough for a Tyrannosaurus Rex...