
Beneath the Red Dragon
红龙之下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Under The Red DragonEnglish name
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Some issues
Currently, there are no major drawbacks, but there are still some minor ones. 1. The legend is too powerful. It's not a problem that the [strength] and [magic] are strong, but the problem is that it can directly distort the world view under the legend. With this setting, how should [demigods] and [gods] be written?
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What attracts me most is the author's unique portrayal of the protagonist, setting him apart from other dragon novels. Karon is a wise "true dragon," a true emperor who cherishes the dragon race. Other excellent points: The design of the legendary destiny truly lives up to the word "legendary"; the unique depiction of the ensemble of characters, both major and minor, highlights the appearance of…
DND Ferrenron Illustrated Guide
The three large sections are divided from top to bottom by double solid lines. They are classified as strong dragons, ordinary dragons, and weak dragons. Note: This category is from the Dragon Book/Legendary Book. DND True Dragon's unique advancement rules. Its reference standard is the size of the dragon during two specific periods.
A very well-written dragon novel
I will share my thoughts on this book in the following points. 1. The protagonist is well-developed, possessing his own perspectives and understanding of things. He has his own thoughts and ideas about the abilities he possesses and gradually delves deeper into them, going beyond simple application. This is commendable; I usually analyze and reflect on these scenes word by word.
It's really beautiful.
This is the best novel I've read this year. The characters are very well-developed. The protagonist's charm isn't based on personal martial arts prowess, but rather on his true kingly image. From the moment he declared his protection of all dragons, the protagonist's character was vividly portrayed, exuding kingly aura. This is, in my opinion, the best dragon-themed novel.
I feel like the scene where Charon gets captured will scare away a lot of viewers.
Many people ran away after seeing this part of the story.
This book is so tiring to read; the scene transitions are practically inhuman. Every time I read it, I felt like I'd missed a few pages.
Well written! It's clearly written by someone who was once a dragon. It feels very real, and it matches my own experience as a dragon. Keep it up!
Beep beep beep! We can arrange for a giant dragon like this in the future!
It looks good. But this sudden, abrupt jump from everyday life is a headache; the transition is too abrupt. It's like being eating and then suddenly the scene changes to someone taking a dump 😥.