
The Legendary Journey of Shadow White Dragon
幽影白龙的传奇之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 204k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I feel that setting it as a white dragon is worse than setting it as a gem dragon, which matches the character of the gem dragon better.
The protagonist was hunted by a pack of wolves when he was a young dragon. He defeated the alpha wolf with a trick, frightened the pack, and then tried to tame an evolved and intelligent alpha wolf without any means of control. The wolves pursued him after the ambush failed. If the protagonist hadn't been able to fly, he would have died a long time ago. I don't understand how he dared to convince him?
Why does it still appear in the daily drug test after being cut?
The writing is quite good, but if you run into the forest as a white dragon and become a druid, is that considered overreaching? You should at least find a boreal coniferous forest area, like Changbai Mountain. Otherwise, what will the green dragon think?
Shennong said that you can still resist, and will give you a shot of vaccine in advance: the protagonist is Bai Long, who has no brains.
Let me ask you, is the protagonist decisive in killing? Is he more human or dragon? Will the protagonist still have a good impression of humans just because he was a human in his previous life? Will the protagonist choose to eat humanoids to fill his stomach? Is the protagonist a fool or a sane ordinary person? Will there be a beautiful female adventurer who takes action against the protagonist, and will the protagonist let her go because of her beauty after victory? In the end, is the protagonist's racial stance on the dragon or human race?
Name
Any name is fine, the author is really a bad namer. Originally, the dire wolf should also have a name, but because I couldn't think of it before, I just forgot about it. The same goes for the owl this time. There is really no way 😭
It's rare to find a good quality DND. I really cried to death. A good DND novel is so rare these days.
It's amazing. Seeing such a pure third edition of Longwen, the author must work hard! ! !
If you have one career, write it well. If you have to do several, the plot will be messy and hard to watch.
Why do you want to cut it? You have to apologize to me😡😡😡I'm so angry! ! !
I found a problem. Now I have become a lot kinder under the influence of the Druid. But after the plot develops, will there be a Virgin? Will there be something very useless like fighting back but not killing the dragon when humans slay the dragon?
Write well, I like evil dragons, and when writing about white dragons, I must read the classic Wings of Frost and Pure Daytime Scourge yyds. 🙂🙂🙂
This book feels like "Alice in Wonderland" to me. If he didn't change it into a visual video work, I probably wouldn't be able to understand it in my lifetime.
My thoughts after reading this book about 20 years ago
The professions and creatures are very well written, especially the dragons and druids, but the author overly describes DND and forgets that the protagonist is a modern person who has received compulsory education, and there are bubbles. When fighting the wolf, your flying unit actually went to the meat game. With the protagonist's flying height at the time, throwing stones can solve all non-legendary professions that cannot fly. Not to mention spells, there are several spells in DND with a range of more than 100 meters.
The color dragons in dnd are pure beasts. A stronger team of adventurers can slay the dragons in one nest after another. The author's enhancements are outrageous.
Shadow dragon... An unpopular creature, oh my god. First look at Shadow Dragon...? Author's original bio? Then I thought about it carefully, damn, those dragons in the Shadow Realm? Real dragon? Yaron? I actually don't understand this creature at all. After thinking about it carefully, the Shadow Dragon should be a real dragon, and it is the kind that is born with a warlock level (this statement is wrong, but my expression ability is limited, please forgive me.).
Author, add a growth buff to the protagonist, and keep the other dragons according to the original settings. After all, they are super mutant dragons, so it is completely unnecessary to follow the original settings.
Why not be evil? You...
It feels like a beautiful fairy tale, a dream that I can't wake up from
Except that the circus plot is too long, you actually wrote it well...
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Although I can watch it, this segment makes my head hurt. I hope the author will take the time to change it.
Fitzburn
The name in the 5e dragon book. I originally thought it was a 5e fanfic, but I didn't expect it to be based on the 3rd edition, but it's well written.
It's very interesting to write, good luck to the author
The rules are very clear, but how do I put it? I can't stand it, bubbles and DND. . . . . Shouldn't the pig's trotters blow up their heads at the beginning?
This is actually not bad. It gives me the feeling of reading a fairy tale version. Except for the golden finger of the protagonist, which feels a bit disharmonious, everything else is good. It's a pity.
The New Year is over, where are the new books? Very urgent, very urgent, very urgent