A Baby Dragon Has Built a Nest Outside Xinshou Village.

The main character is dissatisfied with spouting shit. If he is not a bastard who only cares about women because he is greedy for profit, then you have surpassed 80% of the novels. Come on, author.

Why? I always like to be neat, and if I get injured, I have to recover for 1800 years. I've always thought this was weird, always felt like it. It's a strange feeling that my strength has improved, but my resilience has not. As my recovery power keeps up, it doesn't take eighteen hundred years to repair an injury.

Very good, very good. At the moment, the top of the world view has an invincible god background version and it is good and lawful. This is a very good story and the rhythm is very well controlled. Unfortunately, he made a major mistake. Send me 50 pictures quickly and I will fix it for you for free.

How can a 100-year-old protagonist have the same IQ as a four- or five-year-old child? Even if he is reincarnated as a dragon, his intelligence should not be reduced. What is the use of your reincarnation setting? Even if an 18-year-old adult travels through time and Jackie Chan lies down for 100 years, his IQ should not regress. It is better not to write the reincarnation setting. Also, this protagonist is the most useless I have ever seen, not in terms of strength, but in terms of mentality and ability. The setting of the novel feels pretty good, but the content feels like it's trying to sell something like a sheep over someone else's head, and the introduction has nothing to do with the content.

Is there such a big gap between the childhood sweethearts Silver Dragon and the protagonist? Is the protagonist so useless? How long has the protagonist been hanging around after traveling through time and becoming a giant dragon? Is he a mama's boy?

It's a bit baffling. How could a silver dragon nesting in the Snowy Mountains get involved in the dynasty's power struggle? Let alone cleaning up the undead, you are a dragon on a snow-capped mountain. What does the undead on someone else's territory have to do with you?

Shengliu: A dragon with a lion in its eyes

I've read Chapter 46. What can I say? It feels like it has nothing to do with the introduction. A book first attracts users with its title and cover, and then uses the introduction to keep people willing to read. But this, um,,, I haven't gotten to the main topic for so long,

This kind of book with this kind of achievement can be ranked tenth on the new book list. It seems that everyone's taste has improved. What a joy. Somewhat speechless again.

I haven't finished Chapter 1, but what can I say? , I always feel that if the protagonist were in reality, he would have been arrested for fraud a long time ago. Well, as expected, I think contract law is very important. Contracts in the magical world are always very outrageous if you think about it carefully.

It's okay, but the protagonist's IQ is too low

The dragons are okay, but the heroes are not distinctive at all. They feel like they are just ordinary adventurers. The brave team has not been formed, and it does not have the charisma of Simmel. It basically just follows the plot of the brave.

Weak chickens and waste are not the same concept. The protagonist is a waste

After reading the second chapter, I feel that it is not suitable for my taste. Maybe the follow-up plot is good After all, this novel is quite popular, so I will simply complain about it. What I think is very outrageous is why the protagonist is sure that the adventurer will not betray him or take advantage of him, so he simply trades with him He is a dragon, or a baby dragon! Not to mention that there are many high-end materials after killing him, but the wealth he accumulated makes the heart of a powerful adventurer very excited. Or are the humans here ridiculously weak? But the introduction is not like that . Don't tell me that the adventurers in Novice Village are weak, they are Adventurers can run the map Even if Novice Village can't deal with him, aren't there any adventurers outside that can't deal with him? Still trading with adventurers? What kind of divine expansion is this?

The creativity is good, but the writing style is really... Hard to describe in one sentence. Come on, read more literary masterpieces and hone your skills.

I would like to give a suggestion to the author. I think you may prefer the story of Fa Rui and one after another brave men, archmages, and demigods in the novice village (the introduction is at the end). This is what makes this book different from other dragon novels, and I feel it is also one of the selling points of this book. This is what attracted me to it. It's a bit monotonous to have just one Reinhardt at the moment.

The protagonist, the mother of a certain boss in Dragon Nest, the blue dragon who received the boss's order, the potential stock in Novice Village, the woman who may become the friend of the potential stock, and the tsundere Qingmei who comes out of Dragon Nest and likes the protagonist

Dragon literature does not write about dragons. If you want to read about dragons, you can leave.

Having someone without an identity introduced is added inexplicably and he is used instead of the name. There is no beginning or end, just a plot that is not related to the previous one, showing that there is still a big conspiracy. It would be okay if you did it once or twice. You have done this several times. I can't comment on it, I just feel that it may be because the author's writing style is a bit lacking. The foreshadowing is not smooth and stiff. And the author's storyline seems to rely entirely on this kind of foreshadowing. It gave me the feeling that I had just figured out who was who, and suddenly there was another him. I thought about who in the book could match him, and after thinking about it, there was no one. As I read further, I discovered a new character. The writing style of this book gives me the feeling that if I read it slowly, I will find that it is not necessary. Read it quickly, otherwise you will miss a lot of information if you send it incorrectly. It turns out that the author is here to practice my reading skills.

How did it end? It seems like it's not finished yet.

Young dragon? Novice Village? A brave man from Novice Village? After being put on the shelf, 30 chapters have already become unknown, and there are no group images in the tags Yeah

Recently, the plot has been all about the protagonist being offline, and it is all about the events in the Church Kingdom. The length is too long, and there is even very little space about the hero. Everyone is here to see the hero and the protagonist, the Dragon Clan. The other parts of the story are too much, and they deviate from the main line.

It's so fucking boring. After reading more than thirty chapters, I enthusiastically subscribed to it all 😓 Then I became bored and couldn't read it anymore from chapter forty to fifty. Until the latest chapter, which is more than one hundred chapters, it's still about the nonsense in the human church. Author, are you schizophrenic? There is a sun on the left side of the brain and a sun on the right side of the brain. Do you have an outline? 🌿

I feel sorry for the author, why is he a eunuch? It is obviously very good-looking, although it has nothing to do with the introduction... But it is a really good-looking group portrait article, and it is a paradise for lovers of group portrait articles. I can understand that your mistake is that you deceived a group of readers who don't like your writing style, but people who like you do exist. This world is obviously very real, I really want to see them continue QAQ

I originally wanted to watch it as a fun little dessert. The first few dozen chapters are indeed very interesting, whether it is the protagonist's character design or the male and female protagonist's mental journey. But the author has the heart to write a serious drama, and has dug out a lot of foreshadowing. He mainly wants to write about the decryption of gods and various races. It fell on the heirs of the kingdom under the crisis of the undead, and the subsequent contamination of the Holy See. This is undoubtedly a deceptive introduction, because I personally feel that not only the protagonist's scenes have become less and less, but the scenes of the warriors invested by the protagonist are also very boring. I also need to give some space to the heroine, Dragon. As a result, I was attracted by the introduction and the first dozen or so chapters and no longer had any fun. I like to watch the protagonist shake off his baggage and talk about love. It would be boring for the heroine to be the messenger of the protagonist's religion and communicate with the goblins. Because there is nothing exciting about the heroine being a messenger, and I think for me, I do feel that it would be uncomfortable to separate the protagonist's beliefs and cut off contact. In the end, NaNao, the behind-the-scenes story I wanted to see, the debt mainstream and even Long Wen disappeared into thin air. The author lets God begin to die too early, and the whole book is more like a drama trying to decipher what happened to God. However, the author's writing style has no advantage when writing the main drama, but it feels good to write the more relaxed and interesting parts. Looking forward to the author's second book. This book has the feeling of reading the first book by an author who just wants to plant trees. Great idea, great background. However, the writing and plot design are worrisome, but the choice of writing a serious drama style in this book is indeed a great test for both the author and the readers.

It's a pity. The title and introduction of the book are very attractive, and the opening chapter is not bad, but the actual content is very far from the introduction. From the content alone, it is okay, it feels a bit telescoping, but the progress is not right. Big Eyeball describes the entire protagonist, the protagonist group, and the world seen by the protagonist group in detail, and then sets some sense of dissonance in the world as foreshadowing. This book is too lacking in storylines related to the protagonist, and the world view is not shaped enough. It can be seen that the author has some ideas, but he has not written them out. The performance is watery and not detailed enough. I can only say, come on, author.

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? ? ? What happened? ? ? I once had a monthly pass that was about to expire. I didn't know how to cherish it, but I actually gave it to me! ! !

After scanning the public, the evaluation is biased If the selling point is to write a group portrait and then show off, then the plot of the protagonist's investment should be a little more The main part is a major undead event, not to mention that the protagonist's appeal as a dragon in all aspects is very poor The second is the classic retarded plot design - they have already begun to summon the death knight, and the ultimate move is still hidden. You must know that the opponent was a target at that time, so you could only resist forcefully. I want to summon the death knight reasonably, but the plot design is so rough. It is visually estimated that the ultimate move is to fight against the big boss after it is put on the shelf 😅 But if it is used, then there is no room for this boss to appear.

Does anyone know what type of dragon the main character is?