Evolve Bloodline from Golden Dragon

The beginning is a bit weird, but after more than ten chapters, entering the second volume, the rhythm is very good~

In Western rebirth of the dragon, 99% of the protagonists still have a short-lived mentality, and their mentality has not changed at all. The plot is too rushed. In the age of young dragons and young dragons, they are either making trouble or on the way to make trouble! Is it because you don't want to die quickly enough? It's too compact. You know, you are an immortal species! A species that can become stronger by sleeping and eating dirt, reaching its peak as an adult! Just to grow ten or twenty years ahead of schedule, living on tenterhooks every day is not putting the cart before the horse!

I find that these people who write about dragons are a bit strange. They are all so damn busy and grow up slowly. Before they reach adulthood, all kinds of things are going on in this family. Looking at this estrangement

The setting is a bit strange. In DND, there are only metal dragons that raise five-color dragons, and there are basically no five-color dragons that raise metal dragons. Anyone who dares to touch a metal dragon egg will basically fight to death. Moreover, golden dragons are naturally lawful and kind, and they can stick together. If you mess with them, they will form a nest. There are very few metal dragon eggs without parents, and the platinum dragon god will also take action.

It doesn't look like a dragon novel. The protagonist is replaced by a human. It's a proper lord novel. To be honest, I want to see the individual power. Forget about developing the territory, do you still have to hold meetings every day? Damn it, the human lords are not that tired, right? Be a nanny, be a lord, be a dragon lord.

If the protagonist is a white dragon, and the protagonist finally reaches level seven, and then encounters a level five golden dragon, the protagonist will definitely not be able to defeat it, or will win by a narrow margin. The protagonist will explain, "At the same level, the white dragon is the weakest and the golden dragon is the strongest. This is a matter of course." In this book, the protagonist is a fifth-level golden dragon, but he can't beat a seventh-level human.

I hope the protagonist can escape as soon as possible and don't create a plot where he is still treating Bai Long as his son for more than a hundred chapters.

In Chapter 15, he transformed into a human form, and the flowers were scattered 🌹

Well written. But I feel that the strength of the golden dragon race was not written. Moreover, the protagonist has mutated and should be stronger, but the gap between the protagonist and other dragons is not that big in the same age group. It feels like the protagonist should be very strong, but it just doesn't feel as expected It feels like the ordinary golden dragon seems to be on the same level as the white dragon, but there is a gap between the protagonist and ordinary dragons. It's just that in the dnd description, the golden dragon is the same as the black dragon and the green dragon It doesn't feel like cheating. And it's like the difference between ordinary dragons who study hard and those who don't.

Set up the map. (From the Internet and official settings)

There won't be much of a problem if Yinglong appears. DND has the emperor dragon species, which is a royal guard belonging to the sacred realm, or a guardian of the balance of the universe. Earth Dragon (Sen Dragon), Tianlong, Jiaolong (Sea Dragon), Fu Zanglong, and Dragon King are all painted in the style of Eastern Dragon.

There's something wrong with the setting at the beginning. Even the stunted golden dragon is stronger than the white dragon.

Is there a harem? The dragons in dnd have no morals and can feel the beauty of all races. It would be strange to become a dragon and not have a harem.

Why do I feel that the dragon you wrote here is so fragile?

It's too fast, it's developing too fast. Many people write about human beings. It is normal for human beings to have short growth due to human lifespan. However, some people in this type of writing run away without substitution because the pig's foot territory time is too short and the technological iteration is too fast. But don't be anxious when writing about extraordinary creatures. They can obviously develop for decades, so don't compress the development time. There is no difference between writing about dragons and writing about people.

Be sure not to increase bloodline points for others later. That golden finger will not be very useful.

I haven't read it yet, but I saw the introduction,,. Does anyone recommend a book that combines Chinese and Western elements?

For Western fantasy dragons, I recommend Demon Skeleton and Young Dragon. By the way, traveling to the Western Fantasy and evolving into a Yinglong seems like something I have seen a long, long time ago.

I've read the two books you recommended, and one Japanese manga and light novel is too strong. The other one was okay but felt like a eunuch. I hope the author doesn't make a human female protagonist.

Advanced understanding?