The Solar Dragon Emperor
日冕龙皇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 752k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
260Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
7kFans
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The native is easily defeated, but he's wearing a time-traveler's sheep's head, hahaha.
I hope the author can describe the protagonist's physique, since reading dragon stories is all about seeing the massive size of the creatures.
After reading ten chapters, the author hasn't described the protagonist's height at all; they just keep saying he's growing. I suggest the author describe the protagonist's physical changes after he finishes his slumber.
It's like putting up a sheep's head while selling dog meat; it describes a dragon, not a person. The writing has been so focused on interacting with humans that it feels like it's about people.
It feels a bit like the novel "Emperor Dragon".
The classic Dragon Script formula of starting out, soloing, building a faction in the wild, and vying for supremacy is getting a bit tiresome. It always feels lacking in something, whether it's domineering, demonic, or anything else. I'd like to see a Dragon Script that blends Hong Kong comics and Pili (a popular Chinese comic book series), maybe then I can see some of the more eccentric and entertaining aspects of the character.
The premise of someone time-traveling and forgetting their memories is truly bizarre.
Chapter Two says you have no memories, but Chapter Three begins by saying you won't be blindly confident like other dragons. It's not that you have no memories at all, only that you remember being human in your past life. Doesn't that seem strange?
Please read on!!!
New books need to be read regularly to get more recommendations. I urge everyone to read the latest chapter during the new book period and not to let the book sit unread.
The plot is well-designed, but the writing style is rather ordinary.
The beginning and world-building are somewhat similar to "Emperor Dragon," but the novel gets increasingly verbose as it progresses. The same sentence is repeated incoherently, and two out of three sentences are irrelevant. There's also far too much background information; if something new is mentioned in a sentence, a brief explanation in a few sentences would suffice, but instead, it's…