Dragon Emperor: The Rise of the Arcane Empire
巨龙大帝，魔能帝国的崛起
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 170k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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74Chapters
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Wall of the Unbelievers
The reason why dragons have at least one god when they get old is that, regardless of whether they believe or not, they will go to the kingdom of the corresponding dragon god after they die. If they don't believe, they will suffer terribly when they arrive in the dragon's kingdom. As for the Wall of the Believers, you cannot say that you have no faith.
Having read about 30 chapters, even with my discerning eye, I have to say it's truly well-written. 1. First, let's talk about the writing style. The language organization skills are good; the writer can clearly and concisely express what they want to say, and there are very few instances where the plot seems abrupt or lacks foreshadowing. There's also virtually no padding.
Reading the description, I get the feeling that it's innovation for the sake of innovation. You're already a dragon, with so many high-value areas to cultivate, why go and do alchemy?!
I wouldn't say it's outstanding, but I think it's at least above average.
Chapter 50, with its gun-making section, was unbearable. I stopped reading as soon as I saw that idea; it felt weird. Rifles? Seeing copper ore and immediately thinking of bullet casings and then planning to make guns… Is the next step cannons or missiles? Have you considered that gun-making requires an industrial base and various parts? If you're talking about making guns with magic, I can only say impressive. Besides, the AI has a database, right? Can it teach you how to make guns?
The grades are alright, I've been following along for so long, why did it get abandoned?
As expected of someone using a secondary account, the speed at which they switched targets was truly impressive.
I feel that people who read dragon novels aren't even interested in kobolds firing machine guns; it's not something they find exciting.
Chasing to the end
I've caught up to the latest chapter. It's not bad; not outstanding, but enough to alleviate my reading slump. Here's a small suggestion, based solely on personal preference; please don't tell me "if you can do it, then you do it," it's just for your reference. I hope there will be more focus on the protagonist's personal growth in strength, allowing him to dominate with overwhelming power.
Looks familiar. Keep it up, big brother who writes dragon stories!