I Am an Evil Green Dragon, and I Become a God by Farming.

Knowing that you have a fragment of your godhead, you force the protagonist to be your mount. Do you think you are writing well, don't you? The writing is bland and boring because it is a daily farming story, not a cool story. There is nothing cool about it, and you also arrange a poisonous one. It's really outrageous.

I hope you don't directly control the lives or loyalty of all your subordinates and dependents, so it feels like you are playing a single player game.

The combat power system at the beginning has almost collapsed when goblins and kobolds, the lowest races in the Western fantasy genre, appear to have supernatural beings everywhere. According to the basic setting that goblins and kobolds are new monster races, other mainstream races such as humans, elves, orcs are basically extraordinary beings, masters are everywhere, and legends are not as good as dogs.

This is great! You can directly establish the Dragon Worship Cult! The unity of politics and religion.

I can't understand why someone asked the protagonist to borrow a fragment of his godhead. The key to the protagonist's borrowing is that he returned it after using it. It's really puzzling. Is it possible that the fragment of godhead is so worthless? The fifty yuan I lent to someone to recharge his phone bill has not yet been returned. A demigod borrowed a fragment of his godhead and returned it. Is it because the fragment of godhead is of no use to a demigod, or is the temptation to become a god not great?

If you are not the author, is your setting really reasonable?

If you write a dragon novel and have facial control, if you want to write a metal dragon, it's okay to have facial control. What you wrote is a five-color dragon. Besides, dragons find beauty in all races.

How can I make fantasy novels feel like fantasy novels?

From level 10 to level 14, the professional level of extraordinary is second only to master, which is level 15 and above. Basically, most professions can reach their limit in a lifetime. Master level is basically the field of genius. Being able to become an extraordinary being can already be said to have a high status in a country. As a result, a group of goblins and kobolds can have a large number of extraordinary level beings. It is really a bit nonsense.

As the title suggests, the wording of this book has a strong fantasy flavor, but after reading more than ten chapters, it is clearly a Western fantasy setting. Personally, it feels like a drama. The writing is okay, but the sense of fate in the setting should be relatively heavy. The protagonist's reincarnation is known and approved by more than a dozen gods [I don't know if it is a dragon or something] [from what the character said in the book]

Green Dragon Farming Eunuch

It's a bit childish and the writing feels immature.

After seeing chapters 69 and 70, I don't want to read anymore.

You promised to farm, but you work on the territory every day. It doesn't seem right, this is indeed farming style

Author, do you understand what I mean? Hurry up and update more chapters