Dragon Raja: Starting with the Eight-Headed Serpent, I Rise Up to Slay the Gods

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Hello author, I copied your book on another platform, and the reader feedback has been very good. It's very popular, and there have been quite a few tips. I'm planning to buy a new car, so I hope you can update more chapters so as not to affect my income and not to make my readers anxious. Thank you.

I don't understand why female-oriented novels have to be crammed into male-oriented ones. Yuan Zhinu is a man, right? She inexplicably changed gender; you could write about her and put her in a supporting female character role.

The early and mid-game was truly exciting, but unfortunately, it became all about hacking and slashing later on, losing its vibrancy. Later still, the character became too cold and indifferent, resorting to hacking at the drop of a hat. I really miss the early game.

Judging from the title, I thought it would be a lighthearted or enjoyable read, but it's not at all. The writing style and tone are similar to the original work, leaning towards tragedy. Although the protagonist is powerful, it's still very unsatisfying to read. He lacks the characteristics of a transmigrator and feels just like a character from the original story.

So, just because we're living in Bengbu, does that mean we have to leave a nanny for Lu Mingfei? We're saying, this nanny position is absolutely necessary?

I highly recommend this book to fans of Dragon Raja and gender-swapped stories. You can treat the female protagonist as the main character. The female lead is a plus in this book, because in the unofficial histories I've read, the White Emperor is female, so it's reasonable for the female protagonist to become the White Emperor. (Please be gentle if I'm wrong.) The earlier parts felt a bit bland, but the writing improved significantly starting three years later.

It is not guaranteed to be accurate. There are some differences between the serialized version and the physical book. There are also some differences between the first and second generations of the physical book. I will only share what I know. Corrections and additions are welcome. Thank you. 1. Deities The world of dragons undoubtedly possesses at least two gods.

To put it bluntly, this part of the plot is a complete mess. Originally, when the author wrote the Greenland Sea storyline, I thought the protagonist would get directly to the first generation through a system lottery, or kill a whale to get to the first generation, then fight the Water King to the death, and finally obtain the fetal blood (in the original work, dragon clan powerhouses generally…

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