Starting with Pure-Blooded Dragons, I Refuse to Be Human

It's a good book, the writing is very good, the protagonist's personality is my favorite type, and the dialogue between the characters is very interesting. I hope the author's subsequent content will maintain a high level. I will continue to subscribe. Come on, author.

How can I put it, this chapter of the real world feels very strange to people, and it feels very detached when reading it. The writing is excellent as always, the environment and fighting descriptions are always online, the rhythm has not changed much from the previous one, but the lack of change in rhythm is the problem. Before, whether it was the main world of Dragon Clan or the classic anime world, most readers had some exposure to it. The characters themselves were relatively fleshed-out, and readers did not need the author to describe the original characters too much. As for the volume of the real world, it is equivalent to original content. Overall 1. The power system is relatively complicated (knights, potion sequences, extraordinary weapons, etc.) But there is no detailed introduction. 2. Characters appear more frequently, but the characterization is relatively thin. The cold personality of the protagonist can indeed solve many problems in the past and attract many readers who like this kind of protagonist. However, after leaving the world of animation/novel and the relatively fast pace, this weak interaction creates a sense of detachment, and the character portrayal of the plot characters is slightly weak. My personal feelings about the plot: I don't know what happened. I only know that the protagonist did some awesome things, but I can't understand it. It's boring. I want to watch Killing Everywhere.

I haven't finished it yet, but it's about 40% The plot is very dry, the protagonist's character is very serious, and the plot is also very "hard", as if you are eating baguette with big ribs. It's like going through the plot for the sake of going through the plot. So it's no wonder that the author has this writing style and strategy description skills, but he can still only get two levels of success.

It's a great time-travel novel with dragons as the main world and other worlds as the supplement. Although I haven't written the second part yet, the first part has already amazed me 😁. I think the male protagonist's character and work habits are very good. The story doesn't feel like an assembly line. I hope the author will continue in this style. Many people will definitely like it. Come on

It's great. It's a rare indifferent protagonist who is determined to become stronger. The relationship with Xia Mi makes even a non-girlfriend like me find it very interesting to write. After reading too many fan stories about rescuing and making up for regrets, I got ptsd. I feel that those protagonists owe a lot to a lot of people through time travel. The male protagonist in this article is a pure-blood dragon, so he is a dragon, and human women are similar to hairless cats in his eyes, hahaha! After reading too much, I can't bear to think that I have to help a lot of people and make up for my regrets. Now when I read the fanfic, my idea is to respect the fate of others. The protagonist of this fanfic is so unique. If you have a meal replacement for a similar protagonist, you can recommend me. I love reading the fanfics of all novels!

I feel like the new book is nothing compared to this one💩

It's rare to see a variety show where the protagonist can dominate people with his power, and he doesn't use any nonsense at all, he is straightforward, and he gets monthly votes. But it is a pity that the last two worlds show Dongxuan, which is quite dramatic. This is a bit unfriendly to those who specifically watch the Western Fantasy comics. Those who like Dongxuan will not read it because of these two volumes, but in general. The protagonist has personality, is ruthless and doesn't talk much. It's a rare comprehensive comic quality.

Seeing Fairy Tail give up, I still want to complain like this after a long time

Are the protagonists and supporting characters in this book, including the characters in the original work, all too rational? It feels like everyone has lost their emotions, just like a group of people with Asperger's syndrome. Is the author unable to write emotionally rich characters?

It feels like it's unfinished. A lot of worlds have been deleted. The early animation, the later part of Snow and Swordsman, to be honest, they are not on the same channel and it's uncomfortable to watch.