The Red Dragon Knows Immortal Arts

The author may not be familiar with this topic. How could an adult dragon with a body length of at least 20 meters weigh only 10 tons? If you really can't do the math, just consider it as water. It would be much heavier than the same volume of water. Don't even mention blue whales; a blue whale's muscles simply cannot support any movement on land.

It's like selling mutton under the guise of mutton—it's a turn-based game with cooldowns on spells. Is this supposed to be magic? This is more like a spell slot!

Anyway, my poison point is transformation. Brothers with similar toxicity should proceed with caution.

That battle description was absolutely awful. Immobilization spells and sword control techniques—they could have wiped out enemies in one combo! What was the author writing? Instead of directly killing the enemy with their sword while they were immobilized, they flew to the protagonist's hand, and the protagonist had to use the sword for close combat.

Interesting. Although the writing style is a bit poor, the use of Eastern fantasy abilities makes it readable and worth watching.

Can you please put some effort into this? I won't even mention that red dragons in D&D can't absorb elemental and magical energy, but you, a red dragon, are born with magical intelligence, a descendant of gods and demons, cultivating immortality and absorbing moonlight? Monsters absorb moonlight because they were animals from the start and didn't have much intelligence.

The author completely failed to empathize with the protagonist, resulting in a rather foolish character.

It's really bad. It's about dragons that can use magic, but the magic isn't presented as a systematic whole. The spells they can use are clearly powerful, but they're used terribly. It's just mediocre at best. Overall, the author probably doesn't understand magic systems, but suddenly had a great idea and didn't want to do any research, so they just wrote a bunch of random, disjointed pieces.

I initially quite liked the author's writing style, and I could accept some shortcomings, but now the protagonist is getting weaker and weaker, it's really making me want to vomit.

Is this really true that there was no vote rigging? I couldn't even get through the first chapter...