White Dragon Lord: Drawing Cards Can Save the World

Chapter 3 just knocks me out, telling a newborn dragon that she is unladylike

Write the dragon as a human 🙂

The Human Lord in Dragon Skin

The card-drawing novel in which the protagonist is a dragon is good, but the high quality of your cards is too random. You can obviously write a set of epic cards for two or three hundred years, but you still quickly develop the protagonist according to human standards. Based on your age, the protagonist is estimated to be invincible in the world at the age of five or six.

This is too holy. What's the use of a dragon beast? It's still a white dragon dragon beast.

After reading for so long, I can conclude that the protagonist does not rely on the system and is a complete waste. He inexplicably works 5.6 Professions at the same time at a low level. In addition, the power of low-level professions is too strong. Low-level professions are originally just ordinary people who have basic spellcasting abilities, basic qi and combat skills. Compared with the strength Ordinary soldiers without professions are not much better. For professions such as warriors, which only need to be trained to obtain entry-level professions, there is no standard for entry. A force of a thousand people, especially a race that can survive in a world of ice and snow, will also obtain a primary biological level and a primary professional level just to adapt to the environment.

It would be better to simply write about human lords, dragons and dragons, humans and humans, which would please neither side.

On the unsafe ice field, the protagonist's priority is to gold-up some follower cards (with low combat power) instead of cards that improve his own strength.

The strongest thing about a dragon is itself, not its followers. Followers can be had at any time and at any time. If it dies, it will lose everything.

This is another author who regards challenge level as creature level and professional level. The challenge level setting is the strength that requires a team of combat professionals of the same level to challenge. Rather than the strength of these characters with challenge level, they only have the same professional level and creature level as challenge level.

Card level, creature level, career level, it's all a mess, card level, level, level. . . .

Having many followers is not really a big problem, but what does it mean to have a few humans under an evil dragon? There are two trolls, griffins and other monsters. They are all dragons, and there are not many kobolds under them.

Not counting Longwen. If you want to read Longwen, you can withdraw it.

No inheritance + cards. It's just a card novel, the protagonist can be changed to any race.

To be honest, the protagonist's start should not be set in an area of ​​ice and snow. If you want to write a farming lord story, you should at least develop in overseas islands, or some barren mountains with warm climate, such as the ice and snow environment similar to Siberia. Ordinary people without biological level and professional level cannot survive at all. The simple material and living conditions cannot live in large groups. If the resource supply is not enough, the materials consumed cannot keep up with the materials for cultivation.

A dragon with challenge level one can beat up a team of professionals with level one professional level.

The books here describe low-level professionals as too strong. In essence, the gap between low-level professionals, including legal professions, and ordinary people is not that outrageous. They just have stronger physical fitness and some combat skills. The magic power of low-level mages is limited, and they cannot defeat ordinary warriors and veterans without professional levels. The difference in combat power is not as big as in fantasy novels.

A normal young white dragon's IQ of only 6 is about the same as that of a wild beast. In addition to possessing the inheritance of dragon language, it actually does not have the average human IQ of 10 points.

There is something called challenge level. If anyone at the same level could kill a dragon, then the dragon would have become extinct long ago.