The Dragon of Civilization
文明之龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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No way, your dragon blood is completely useless? Dragon blood tribes have shorter lifespans than humans; they're practically inferior humans. It's ridiculous. And the civilized dragons have no inheritance whatsoever; they can only learn the totemistic and divine methods of others. So, the civilized dragons are just simple parasitic beasts, utterly useless?
Are the dragon-people in this book really dragon-people? I think they're more like kobolds. It's ridiculous that they have the same fighting power as ordinary humans.
This is unbearable! It's like they're insulting the intelligence of normal readers. Leaving aside the previous problems, just look at how absurd Chapter 82 is: two thousand square kilometers of forest supporting two million people! Supporting people (gritting my teeth), not providing shelter (even if it were shelter, it would be ridiculous—a primitive tribe!
This is the first time I've seen a dragon-man weaker than a monkey.
I love developmental novels, especially those about the development of non-human races.
I laughed when you said you had 100 people and three tribes. What was the protagonist thinking?
It's a bit outrageous. I still don't understand how the entire territory of North Korea (including South Korea) could support hundreds of millions of people with Bronze Age technology.
Hey, the author's question is strange. Why was the Sky Alliance able to recruit the Xia dragons? Didn't you say that your own followers could be executed by your own god? Logically speaking, if the Xia dragons betrayed you, you could kill them, or at least bring them back—that wouldn't count as interfering in a war of gods.
I feel there's something wrong with the latest one. There seems to be something wrong with the number of people in your True God Church; isn't it too many? As you mentioned before, those two alliances are far more advanced than this one. Whether it's population or genetic level, they are far more advanced. The land ratio is roughly 6:4 on both sides.
I think intermarriage is fine. Wouldn't the bloodline decline after intermarriage? Then you can just purify it, right?