From Carp to Dragon

The protagonist's clan eventually transformed into dragons. Suddenly, a giant hand grabbed them from the sky. It kept complaining that the dragons in its breeding pond were almost all eaten. Thanks, buddy, for successfully transforming into a dragon!

The book's ending: The system is actually a high-tech fish-raising system. Once it reaches a certain stage of development, it can be sold on the market. The protagonist's flesh is delicious and firm, a rare and top-quality delicacy; if it is fortunate enough to transform into a dragon, its market price will rise even higher!

😐I feel the carp clan is a bit of a flaw. Even if demons gain intelligence, it's impossible for them to suddenly become as intelligent as humans and turn into social animals. What's the difference between this and a typical cultivation novel? It completely loses its sense of being different.

It's well-written, just don't write that as the protagonist transforms into a dragon, his pod of carp also transforms into dragons. If the pod grows stronger slowly, it's useless to the protagonist; if it grows stronger quickly, it makes the protagonist seem weak. Having a cheat ability is worse than not having one.

Many books are obsessed with the idea of ​​dragon transformation, it's been written to death. Why transform into a dragon? Wouldn't a giant carp, ten thousand feet long, be stronger? 🤫 In mythology, dragons are neither weak nor strong; they are generally mounts kept by powerful beings…

All I can say is that the water is too watery. One of them was a stream where several pictures were taken. One is a group of carp whose bloodline increased by over 30 in three days after seven days of treatment! And they're still supposed to be deficient in health? They're even cured and their scales are still captivating—I'm speechless. How many days old is the protagonist?

Novels about dragon transformation all have one thing in common: they all end badly before the dragon even transforms. I've been scammed by books like this four or five times already...

Here's a little-known fact: the dragon liver and phoenix marrow that immortals eat are actually derived from the transformation of carp leaping over the dragon gate.

It's been 5 days, if you're going to abandon this project, just say so. It's a real waste of my monthly votes and points.

It's such a pity! I thought I'd found a magical treasure, but who would have thought it would turn into something like "The Carp Clan's Unorthodox Cultivation," losing all its essence! I was looking forward to the grand scenery of a mysterious world where one walks the path of the Great Dao, devouring and evolving, but it's turned into an animated film!