Blue Dragon Emperor: Lord of Thunder

This dragon novel is above the standard among similar novels. Describes the leisure and fulfillment of being a high-ranking race like a dragon. There seems to be no poisonous point at present. What I think is the most outstanding part is the setting that the protagonist Jackie Chan is affected by the dragon body after his own character. Some people think this is outrageous, but I think this is the most reasonable. How can an ordinary person's mind control the powerful body of an advanced race? Not being assimilated is already a sign of mental toughness. Many novels of the same type do not pay attention to this point, and it is okay to write evil dragons that are more holy than good dragons. There are actually people who write about dragons who only like women. Writing novels can be outrageous, but it can't be too outrageous. Finally, I hope that the author will not be ignorant and not update it even after it is put on the shelves.

In the past two years, it is the only dragon novel that I can read, and the only Western fantasy book that I can read. Since the advent of the system, every Western fantasy book has become more rubbish than the last. Come on, author, you can do it.

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In a world of gods, a giant dragon born with the highest level of excellence, and a monster born to feed on blood, want to develop people's intelligence and science. Why do some people always think that such a society is advanced and can crush the original civilization? Have you ever considered those gods and those powerful supernatural beings?

The protagonist has not been brainwashed by the Dragon Heritage, so why does he still behave like a wild beast? He also learned from the indigenous dragons who were brainwashed by the inheritance and became extremely greedy for treasures. Putting away the treasures in boxes and pouring them out to pave the floor is what those dragons would do after being brainwashed by the Dragon Heritage. The protagonist has obviously not been brainwashed in terms of ideology, but he behaves like a brainwashed dragon.

Raise a group of humans who eat dry food? A group of human beings can. With freedom, some people want to be dragon-slaying warriors. The greatest advantage of human beings is that they reproduce quickly.

In fact, does it make sense to deprive the nobility of their privileges? Class is everywhere. When nobles put their privileges on the surface, they can use obligations and rights to restrict them, and use beliefs to regulate them. But once privileges become hidden rules, the cost of regulating and restricting them will increase exponentially. After all, intelligent creatures can never get rid of desire, and desire breeds original sin. In my opinion, it is not that the nobility should be abolished but that the rules should be re-established for the aristocracy, like the eight virtues of knights. They can only restrain themselves. Anyone who violates them is digging up their class roots and letting them maintain and formulate new rules of the game. Link dedication to honor, link power to obligation. After all, the desire of intelligent creatures is basically knowledge, reputation, wealth, power, beauty, and longevity. If it can be obtained through formal channels, how many people will be willing to take the risk? The system is just a tool for allocating resources, not a prison for comfortable thoughts. The old ones are not necessarily all chaff, and the new ones are not necessarily true scriptures.

This book has great potential, I hope it can become the next Dragon of Time

Aren't blue dragons usually found in deserts?

It is said that dragons are not dragons, and they look like humans but not humans. On the surface, it is a Western fantasy, but in fact it is mixed with too many oriental colors. The more you read, the weirder it becomes. If you don't have a book, you can still read it.