
The Dragon Rider’s Sky
龙骑的天空
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 179k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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86Chapters
5.1kRecommendations
9.2kFans
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As you write, it turns into a business simulation. It talks about setting up a club to help improve strength, but actually spends a lot of time describing the entrepreneurial process. So, I came here to see the protagonist's entrepreneurial journey? Why not focus on the trivial details instead of the important ones? Why not even include the protagonist's bodily functions?
When I first saw the title, I thought it was the famous military urban novel from a few years ago that had been unsealed.
Why did "Starting with an Archangel" perform so well? A major reason is that the title and synopsis clearly indicate it's a Heroes of Might and Magic title. This attracted a large number of nostalgic Heroes of Might and Magic fans. Recently, there's a book called "Heroes of Might and Magic: The Hidden Architect Master," which, frankly, has mediocre writing, yet it still garnered over 3,000…
I'll still follow the book, but I hope you can write a longer one this time, and not just end it abruptly.
They forgot how they succeeded before, and this is how they ended up.
To be honest, I don't want any players to come out (there aren't many who have already written it).
Let me respond to the readers.
Whether you update again or not, please leave a comment.
The eunuch who cut himself twice, and several of his works were left unfinished.
How can the author portray the act of stealing women as something righteous in a story?!
His new book
Difficult to hold