The Eternal Punishment Dragon in the Prison
监狱里的永罚龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 898k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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252Chapters
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31.3kFans
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It's the evil dragons that are interesting; if you want to see benevolent dragons, write your own.
Eternal Punishment Dragon (dnd3r)
The more I read, the more awkward it felt. The book was clearly well-written in the beginning, but the subscriptions plummeted later on, and the pacing became seriously problematic. To compare it to "A World Worthy," the gods in this book, who possess a higher-dimensional perspective, are equivalent to the "Otherworldly Beings" in "A World Worthy," able to manipulate the timeline and write the…
The protagonist's name makes me feel like he's made of stone and can connect to the brains of stone people all over the world.
It was discontinued, and then it became free for a limited time 😅
Keep up the good work, author! If you can maintain this quality, I'll subscribe to the whole thing. It's better than *Time Dragon*, and similar to *Green Dragon Doctor* and *Frostwing* by Wuwu. It's like soft science fiction, with a certain internal logic. I love this kind of dragon story. *Time Dragon* was okay at the beginning, but the later parts were pure wish fulfillment.
Here's a suggestion for the author: most people don't really understand the D&D rules. Aside from enthusiasts, very few are. Writing a novel isn't about simply replicating the game's rules; you need to make it understandable to casual readers. Describing so many stats and skills in a way that others can't comprehend will hinder the success of your dragon-themed novel.
Lawful evil, the standard template for a bad guy. Chaotic evil would be even more interesting—the standard psychopath.
Having just finished reading the latest chapter, something really absurd suddenly came to mind. The protagonist hatched from the egg less than three or five years ago. Both bronze dragons were only a year and a half old. It gave me the impression that other legendary mages were wasting their lives. And then the protagonist became Bahamut's chosen one, almost achieving immortality. He only failed due to a lack of knowledge. The more I read, the more astonishing it became.
Become the Eternal Punishment Dragon, grow stronger by hiding your strength.
Recommendation: I was born a human, but transmigrated into a Dragon of Eternal Punishment. It's really hard to get used to. In the despair and darkness of Kaseri, I, a mere little dragon, tremble in fear. You, a blind Primal Demon, dare to provoke me? Watch me swallow you whole! A Dragon of Eternal Punishment with a power panel, though currently weak, I can survive.