Reborn as a White Dragon, I'm So Weak I Have to Stay Disciplined
重生白龙，实在太弱的我只能自律
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- Completed
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- 3.0M Words
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- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
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- 3mo ago
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Good news! The new version of the White Dragon has no spellcasting ability when it reaches adulthood. Adult White Dragons have an Intelligence of 8, while Ancient White Dragons have an Intelligence of 10. Truly, they're both white and dragon-like! 🤭
I've seen the White Tiger, but have you ever been the White Dragon? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
Holy crap, I admit it, buddy, you're the whitest of white dragons, the worst of the worst corporate slaves, holy crap.
I suffered before transmigrating, and now I'm getting beaten up again. Holy crap, I get beaten up during the day, and even in my dreams—oh my god!
Aside from the inherent talents of dragons, author, are you really not planning to give the protagonist any advantages? Born into a deadly crisis, without any cheat codes, why is he following the "dragon-overlord" route, advancing through danger while lying down? The author should have given him more cheat codes given how much danger he faced! An ordinary white dragon's talent isn't worth this much danger!
Why does the first ten chapters keep emphasizing how weak the white dragon is and how it can't compare to other dragons? Anyone who reads dragon fiction understands this. You could write it once or twice and that would be enough. Is this constant emphasis trying to push the story towards a weakling narrative? Are there only five kinds of creatures in this world?
The regret that this book wasn't popular
The biggest flaw in this book is the excessive focus on the childhood romance between the protagonist and the golden dragon, coupled with the exaggerated portrayal of human cultivation power systems and combat strength. This results in the dragons losing all their grandeur, making the entire book bland and somewhat pathetic.
Have you ever been a dragon? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
I couldn't hold back when I saw the description. Does the White Dragon have any glory?
Could the author please be a little kinder to the main character?
The protagonist is having such a tough time; it's almost chapter 70. He's either getting beaten up or on his way to being beaten. Hopefully, things will get a little easier after clearing the sixth floor.
The biggest problem with this book is its unreasonable hierarchy among humans. While it retains the old D&D mechanics for dragons, the human hierarchy is drastically altered. It's so absurd that any human could easily form a high-level squad to slay a dragon, and even an adult one at that. The power gap between humans and dragons is practically nonexistent.