This Golden Dragon Is a Fearsome Fighter, but Chooses Cultural Victory
这只金龙武德充沛但选择文化胜利
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- Western Fantasy
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- Sword & Sorcery
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- 1y ago
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The author was probably once a dragon (a powerful figure in Chinese mythology). Because I often find amusement in this way during those long, boring years. Ha! But even the most innovative ideas from you humans... For us dragons, it's nothing more than clumsy plagiarism. In my endless life, the same sun rises and sets...
Have you ever been a dragon? Some of this is just random writing, based on assumptions. 🙂
The timeline is too rushed.
Novels like this all share a common problem: the timeline is too rushed. Everything needs time to develop and for the results to be verified. But most authors can't wait that long, and the timeline progresses in days. For cultural invasions like this, it would be best to measure the time in months or years, like a dragon's lifespan.
Changes in the shape of DND Golden Dragon
The original version of the Golden Dragon was designed based on the appearance of the Chinese dragon. Later, it became a common Western dragon (Figure 1). The latest version should have been changed back. It is the strongest and most slender true dragon (not counting those legendary dragon species).
It's not exactly bad, but it's not particularly good either. The protagonist's main job is simply to replicate real-world games like Hearthstone and movies in another world to make money. To put it more bluntly, it's basically a modern-day "Reborn in the 18th Century, Making a Fortune Through 21st-Century Games, Movies, and Online Sales" story with a different twist. The plot is genuinely boring and uninteresting.
Is it copied again?
I've also seen a Red Dragon movie, and it had the same title as yours.
It's as plain as water. It's okay to skip a few chapters.
It has a strong isekai (otherworld) feel, but the protagonist's martial spirit isn't particularly strong; he couldn't even kill his first opponent and managed to escape. The cultural aspects aren't very impressive either. So far, all they've managed to create is a card game.
If the author has any questions, feel free to ask me. I've been through all sorts of services 🤓, including poison dragons and healing dragons; I'm very familiar with them all 🪖.
Something felt off as soon as I read the description. How could Jinlong possibly trade with a drow, unless it was someone like Xin Cuicui? Otherwise, Jinlong would definitely kill them on the spot.