I Was Born a Dragon, and I’m Sorry!

Can that Yulia die? I'm really annoyed by this golden dragon. It's best to capture all the dragons and make them pay tribute. The golden dragon and the silver dragon eat ten pieces every year, every year.

The dragon in the author's book is not a setting in traditional DND, but it is not very important. Anyway, it is a setting for each author, but this book has an epic feel and a godly feel.

The writing is pretty good, but these dragons are not traditional dragon writing. Which novel or game is this from? Black Dragon Fire Breath, Bronze Dragon Breath of Time, Brass Dragon Sand Breath

Uh-huh, how should I put it, the background of the plot is a bit pale, it just progresses too fast, and then there is the thinking of the protagonist, emm... At best, it is cool, at worst, the protagonist reminds me of the gangsters in high school and the underworld wearing black vests in the 80s and 90s. It is not that the evil camp is bad, but the evil of the protagonist is more like a child's childish game, full of secondary

This is the first dragon I have seen in a long time that is still so weak at 500 years old. Well written.

To put it simply, the giant dragon in this book is actually an infinite type of dragon in the heavens. Basically, it is extremely long-lived and can become stronger with time. However, the background is a small world in the infinite world where gods fight. Each world only has a hundred thousand years. Once the hundred thousand years are up, they will face battles with other worlds. The loser will lose everything, and then the world will reincarnate. It can also be called "Farming has been developed for 100,000 years, and the world is invincible, and enemies come from the sky". Generally speaking, the rhythm is relatively slow. The author really wants to write an epic feeling and a sense of historical passage. As a dragon with the mark of the dragon soul of a polymath, he is deeply involved in the changes in the history of intelligent creatures, absorbs knowledge, develops technology and ideas, develops dragon servants, and becomes the mastermind behind the scenes to guide the development of civilization. The writing is not bad. Judging from the content, Golden Finger appeared in two chapters, and the relationship with the black dragon mother and three brothers and sisters was written within ten chapters. The next step was to participate in the historical changes of the Zangula troll, becoming a great dragon sacrificed by the trolls, and destroying the soul-eating demon that was a huge threat to the trolls. After that, he met the three Titan brothers and sisters by chance and became their good friends. They went to Thunder Mountain to learn Titan runes and build magic weapons for the Titans. Later, they met the younger brothers and sisters in Black Dragon Mountain. After realizing the conspiracy of the Black Dragon King, they started the first war with the Black Dragon King and brought other weak black dragons back to Thunder Mountain. The plot before the release was about the second war with the Black Dragon King Generally speaking, the pacing is pretty good. The basic skills of mobilizing emotions, especially the ability to express strong emotions, are average. There are very few strong emotions affecting the protagonist, and there are more strong emotions in the supporting characters. This is an online article focusing on group portraits of supporting characters. The author focuses on the changes in history that he wants to describe. Transformation and heavyness, well, being able to write content with a partial epic feel and strong pictures is an advantage; Disadvantage one is that some of the writing is not very good. For example, if he wants to write about the greatness of the dragon, I suggest that the author not compare the awe of the dragon in the history of the trolls with the Respect it and write it clearly, especially don't use the perspective of someone who comes after you. It's too dramatic. Just talk about what those trolls say and do in life. Write these details. You write about the impact of this dragon on the trolls' political system and their beliefs in life. The impact on thoughts, words and deeds, just write the details of the life of the trolls at that time; Secondly, the character design is not clear. As a dragon, the protagonist does not have many changes that distinguish him from human beings. It is too much like a camera, but does this camera have any characteristics? The author writes very little For example, you can try to write about some of his special high-frequency behaviors, his unique habits or thoughts. This is an important feature that distinguishes your protagonist from other protagonists, or there are some special points in his body. Once confirmed, mention them every once in a while. Next, it is really difficult for readers to imagine what a whole dragon looks like. So if you say he is a black dragon with white spots, what special mark does it have, what kind of food does it like, etc. If it doesn't exist now, it will definitely exist in the future. Otherwise, how can you make readers like this special protagonist?

I should be like the protagonist, capture you on the island, and produce ten chapters every day

The previous logic is a bit unreasonable when I think about it. I didn't think about how the trolls could starve to death. I just couldn't let them all go to the wild. Then I thought about the simplicity of people in primitive society, and they didn't even make counterfeit coins. . . .

It is recommended to keep some of the fruit tribe and move back to the main world to enrich species diversity. I would like to see any interesting changes in the vegetarian elves and the fruit tribe.

Why must the trolls lose?