This Dragon Knight Is Too Serious

There's something wrong with your setting at the beginning. It shouldn't be a dragon knight. Without a dragon, it's still a knight. It should be a dragon master or a dragon trainer or something like a specialized beast tamer. Only in this way will it appear useless without a dragon. It shouldn't be a dragon knight. The knight itself is a warrior profession that specializes in melee combat.

I don't know why I keep emphasizing that the dragon knight will collapse without the dragon. If the knight is not strong, the dragon will be willing to be a mount? , If you want to give up, you might as well set the protagonist's profession as a dragon trainer. It's extremely poisonous

Daily poisoning, of course, is not very poisonous. The main reason is that the author's setting is rather confusing. Without the dragon, the dragon knight is not even as good as an ordinary profession. Where does this setting put the word knight? First of all, the dragon knight is a knight, and then there is the matter of hidden talents. To be honest, you are already half useless without dragons, so you must not use resources to attract angel investors, and you still have hidden talents. Hi, to be honest, the most ridiculous thing is this alien invasion. Human beings are being beaten to death, and there are all kinds of internal conflicts. It is very ridiculous. This kind of setting, let alone the human beings with skin color in other countries, you have potential, your own country will protect you to the death. The world is not white, but it is not as dark as imagined. I have only read the first three chapters so far. There are no other problems, except that the author's setting is too bullshit.

If you don't have a hidden talent, why don't you tell me about it? Wouldn't it be better to take off directly?

，，，，，，，（），， The content in the book is pretty good. There are no passers-by or opponents who forcibly subdue their intelligence, and there is no such content as blaming heaven and earth. I am the best in the world. The IQs of the protagonist, opponents, and passers-by are all normal. (The above only represents my personal opinion)

This setting is written to qualify for daily detoxification, which makes me embarrassed.

Daily guide, the Dragon Knight is also a knight. It seems written that without the dragon, it is nothing. And I think your description of the first generation of Dragon Knight should be a mutant dragon tamer of a beast tamer, which is not very recommended.

After roughly looking at it, the protagonist can hide his talent, but from the first talent, it can be seen that the protagonist turned into a beast master in the early stage... Without thinking about it at all... He just went for the rider... Even if there is no pure dragon species, is there a sub-dragon species? If there is no sub-dragon species, is there any creature with a dragon name? This is not exposed. The ones below are growing rapidly If your golden finger is based on the name, what do you think if you don't consider cooperating with the country? Isn't it okay for the country to create a Mecha Gundam with a dragon in its name? The National Bureau of Biology changed the name to Ox Dragon, Dragon Horse, or even added a dragon to the name of the evil god of invasion, wouldn't it? I just want to ride people. In fact, riding people is not impossible. You serve as a support for those top combat forces. It's a matter of changing the name. Just a little fuss, no novel at all?

First of all, let's put aside the strange setting that dragon knights are not as good as knights. Since the protagonist is determined to join the army to serve the country and protect the people, what else is he hiding during the early interview with the officer? Because according to your own settings, you are poor and useless! In the growth stage, you must choose a route to quickly obtain the dragon or other beast through the army, and grow quickly. Is it possible that there are traitors in the army that will lose a large section in the mid-term? Does growing up have to be a fake loser pretending to be a slap in the face for decades? Secondly, the transition of the officer was a bit awkward. He was a military figure, right? Just give 100,000 to someone you don't know? It's too young to ignite your own emotions. In the end, the heroine's contrasting cuteness was not exaggerated well. It felt like it was given for nothing, and it conflicted with the aloof character. . . Alas╯╰

You're not happy at the beginning. If you had the ability to just follow the introduction and accept a beautiful girl as a mount, there might be more people watching. It's a pity.

There's something wrong with the setting, and there's something wrong with the protagonist's brain, too.

How to put it, in fact, whether it is in the Eastern setting or the Western setting, whether the dragon knight is a dragon knight, a white horse knight, a griffin knight, the knight is actually composed of two parts. A warrior plus a mount equals a knight, so the first feeling that readers get from reading is that even without the dragon, he is at least a warrior. Let's talk about the issue of settings created by the author himself. If you are a great master, it is actually fine to reopen the settings yourself. The key point is that you are a novice. If you directly open the settings, you will directly break people's conventional concepts. For example, if you rewrite the concept of prehistoric times, many people will not be able to adapt it to the novels they read. Because today's readers basically have their own concepts that they are accustomed to, there is definitely a problem if a sudden concept overlays the existing concepts.

I'm so embarrassed that cancer has come out.

It is worthy of being a daily introduction to poison, #I have persisted until Chapter 76 in the Shen Nong Tasting Herbs event, you can try it too~#

The content is too dull. Thirty chapters have passed and the protagonist hasn't taken off yet. In the first three chapters, I thought he could ride a man, but it turned out to be a cliche. The dragon knight without the dragon is very retro.

I read about ten chapters in one go. I found it very interesting. The writing is excellent, the story is tense, and the dramatic conflicts are good. I hope the author can keep writing. I will keep reading. I believe you will become a god. Come on! Another point to make is that it was said earlier that the protagonist has four talents and skills, but how come there are only three in Chapter 4? The mutation skill "Go to Huanglong" suddenly appeared without even an explanation. Is there a missing word? If I didn't read too quickly and overlooked the content, I hope the author can pay attention to it.

I read the latest chapter in one breath, and the book feels like it is getting better as it goes to the end. The protagonist's abilities are revealed, and the interactions with the heroine are more and sweeter. Moreover, the plot is relatively advanced, not brainless, and has sufficient emotional mobilization. It's a pity that the pace of the plot in the early stage is slow. The four skills awakened by the protagonist in the later stage are only useful when riding one, and they rely on the dragon-clawed fox to fight. It feels like the previous skills are useless later... Of course, I don't know the author's subsequent layout. I can only speak from the impression of the first 100,000 words. Generally speaking, the number of words in this book needs to be improved. If the number of words is larger, it will be very comfortable to read in one go. I hope the author will keep writing and I will definitely recommend this book later. I will continue to keep reading, come on!