A Prismatic Dragon's Planar Journey

The contrast between reading Time Dragon and this book is too great; the Rainbow Dragons being wiped out 🤭? Are you kidding me?

If you had just stuck to writing a pseudo-D&D setting for rainbow dragons, you might have already taken off. After all, it's the first long rainbow dragon story on this site, and having a harem isn't a problem—it's not like you're the first.

I recommend visiting the Wizarding Dimension; the hospitable wizards there will give you a wonderful welcome.

Finally, they pushed the Golden Dragon Girl away. Looking forward to when I can have some fun with Vivian 😈 With so many wives, how can we revive the glory of Rainbow Dragon if we don't have a few more kids?

Having read up to chapter eleven, I've finally finished reading the chapter that the comments called "highly toxic and discouraging," so I'll summarize the reasons why it's so toxic: First, even though they knew they were in a dangerous area, they didn't teleport away immediately, but instead waited until the enemy was about to kill them before running away.

Great! There are novels featuring protagonists who are both Time Dragons and Rainbow Dragons. I look forward to another novel on Qidian featuring a Power Dragon as the protagonist (although the protagonist of this book is a Rainbow Power Dragon hybrid, the appearance and title clearly indicate that the Rainbow Dragon is the main character, while in the Time Dragon novel, the Power Dragon is the mate).

The first three chapters were decent, but then it quickly dwindled to chapter eight and hit the bottom. I didn't read the rest; it's highly likely I overestimated the book's potential.

This book, well… I've only read the first ten chapters so far, but I feel the author has great potential. The author is a newcomer, so there's bound to be some intellectual shortcomings, occasional moments of self-indulgence while writing, unclear writing, incomprehensible foreshadowing, and sometimes, when unsure how to handle the plot, an unavoidable reliance on classic plot points from veteran…

I thought it would be a semi-invincible start, followed by exploring different dimensions, experiencing local customs, and leaving some sparks of hope in disaster-stricken areas. But it's the same old story, and they even pushed the combat power to god-level extremely quickly. What a pity.

The author is very polite. Let me say a few more words. You should have already sensed that this book is leaning towards a light novel, with a slice-of-life feel. The earlier levels were too high. Just crossing dimensions and getting forced into a contract by a nobody was quite frustrating. The later addition of romance, a harem, and gradual power-ups only made it more annoying.