Greek Mythology: The Boundless Dragon

Is it possible that Fuxi is both a god and a human being, but not a dragon? Why would Fuxi set up Jackie Chan? I can understand why modern online novels set Zhulong as Jackie Chan because of his name. Why did Fuxi set him up as Jackie Chan? You wouldn't think that dragons are higher in status than snakes in ancient mythology, right? It's just that the chestnut candle dragon has the head of a human and the body of a snake, and his son Gu has the head of a human and the body of a dragon.

Your introduction is suitable for writing about Eastern mythology. It would be a bit nondescript to write about Greek mythology with Eastern elements. If you really want to write about all the myths in the world, your strong Eastern elements should start from the East, not Greece.

Talent, how dare you add domestic and foreign elements? If you want to learn from Greece, learn from Greece and add domestic gods into it. I hope you can carry on.

At first glance, it looks like a gathering of rootless dragons

Forgive me. I saw him as a rootless dragon. Then I wanted to see what kind of novel named him.

The writing is okay, but I personally feel that after adding Eastern mythology from the beginning and various Eastern-style things that the protagonist occasionally adds, it can basically be said that this book will not be very popular, because no one can write Eastern and Western things together. At least for now, no one can write it well, because for example, there will be some people who disagree on some of the most basic aspects.

Suture article, if you want to write a Western science fiction dragon, you have to have five claws, right?🙂

Almost looked like the Dragon without Roots and the Dragon without Kun

It's really hard to stand up to the fight scenes just by pumping your fists 🙂

It's a bit uncomfortable to add an Eastern myth, and the author's writing style feels a bit unclear.