I Founded the Dragon Mythos in the Wizarding World

Subject of the survey: The male protagonist of "I Created a Dragon Myth in the Wizarding World" - [An Lun] Investigation Results: [Soul Possession] Criteria for judgment: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators. Their aim is to allow observers across countless worlds (i.

The topic has veered off course. Those who came were drawn by the dragon shaman theme, but most of this content focuses on normal wizarding. It's not about building up the dragon shaman story; it's completely off-topic. Please write more about developing the dragon shaman archetype!

[World Line Beacon Deployment Completed...] Confirming the jump time: After the previous world line observation was completed… Report complete…

Invincible, Sebastián!

By the way, with over 300 chapters, why are there so few comments? The main text is mostly filled with comments from online commentators.

It feels like the protagonist didn't handle the relationship with his subordinates well, and he didn't show the character setting of someone who was considered his painting material in his past life, rather than someone with whom he had emotional relationships. Instead, he was portrayed as a kind, egalitarian, and friendly modern person. The plot and setting are fine, but the portrayal of the main and supporting characters feels a bit strange.

I'm just offering my support since there's no female lead. I hope the show doesn't turn out like this where the female lead is ruthless and decisive when she encounters men, but only useful when she encounters women. I'm so fed up with this!

The protagonist's creation of that painting made me think he was a lunatic. Killing people and arranging their heads into a mound of skulls—that's meant to intimidate enemies—but using people as a subject for art made me feel like he was mentally unstable. It felt like the rest of the story was written by someone else.

I've been thinking about a question: how many dragon gods are there? I know the first god is Omostan (Dawn), and I feel that Hermiru (Moonlight) is also one of them. I didn't think it was the second one because I don't know why I always felt that the two eggs left in my backpack were very strong and that the spot should belong to them.

Author, you might as well not write at all if you managed to squeeze out 2000 words in two days.