The Dragon Forged His Throne in the Wilderness

After reading Chapter 12, do you still call this a giant dragon? A giant dragon that is four or five years old can only bully ordinary beasts, but cannot defeat magical monsters? Giant dragon, don't go too far with your second creation, okay? Giant dragon is recognized to be physically strong, and dragon language magic is strong. The result for you is that magic power = combat power. The magic power of the giant dragon is not as strong as that of the eagle, so it cannot even defeat an eagle that only knows the wind blade, and it is almost killed by the eagle. It is simply outrageous.

Have you ever been a dragon? Just write it randomly, take it for granted

A few days ago, I discovered that a book from the same period was missing. After searching, I found that it had been deleted. This is a much better result than mine. In the past two days, I have been reading and found that books with similar grades to mine have also been cut This is a bit overwhelming... But please rest assured to the 20 or so book friends who have been following the update, this is my first novel, and I will still give it an ending. After all, I am also a reader, and I know how uncomfortable it is for the author to be a eunuch. One chapter will be updated after midnight tonight. I think many people read it at night. Finally, please read it! Thank you bosses for your support! ! !

It's okay in the front, but the attitude and behavior of the protagonist in the back have nothing to do with dragons. It's as if the protagonist is not a dragon, but any other species.

I don't know how you want to set up the dragon in your book. Are you going to abandon the classic breath setting of the dragon? The protagonist has reached the first level, but has not even mastered the breath. I don't know if you are still planning to adopt this setting. The dragon in your book is becoming less and less dragon-like.

Alas, no one wants to read about the trivial matters of life, doesn't the author understand?

No, I'm not a buddy. You like the bar, but I haven't seen how good you are at writing. You don't want to overtake in corners, and you can't write well. I don't understand what you are doing? Your monster writing is not as colorful as the original dnd. I said it before, you really don't want to believe me.

Are the titles of current books quite weak, giving people no desire to read about them? Do you prefer a more precise and straightforward name? Another title I originally thought of was called "Dragon: My Civilization Was Lost Too?" Would it be better Or is the introduction a bit Riddler?

There are too many farming contents and they are too trivial, and the plot is not developed.

A few more chapters, Wattasi knows everything, oh Nei Gaiyi😿

Sometimes you can actually skip the early childhood period and start. I'm really an idiot.

After reading it now, I actually feel that the dragon written by the author does not look like a giant dragon. When I read it, I could replace the protagonist of the dragon with another human being. It can also be written like this without highlighting the characteristics of the dragon. The author can look at "Green Dragon Building a Nest". I think the dragon writing in it is very good; in addition, I don't feel it at all now. When I think about how strong the protagonist is, most of them are about trivial things in life, and there is no description of the protagonist's combat power. Instead, what I see is that the protagonist has been helping the Golin people with trivial tasks (it feels like this when I read it). The protagonist has been giving without getting anything in return. It feels like working in vain. It is frustrating to watch and does not look like a dragon (personal opinion).

After reading it, tell me what's on your mind. The author's setting is good, but the plot is really bland and not exciting. The protagonist became a fire-raiser through the war between Gorings and trolls, but the author chose not to continue writing. Then there is the Rat Kingdom. Because its power has not developed, the entire chapter seems inexplicable.

The writing is good and the story is pretty good. I haven't seen the complicated settings yet, so I can't comment on the settings.

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The setting used for the dragon in this book is that of traditional Western fantasy legends. The dragon is a creature with great strength and wisdom. White Dragon I just think white looks good. The prototype of the dragon is the classic dragon image with a gray and black appearance and an open mouth spitting fire in traditional Western fantasy stories, not the five-color dragon of dnd. I also used Giant Dragon instead of White Dragon in the title of the book, just because I was afraid that a lot of people would use the setting of DND to accuse me of making it private. I may not have written the story well, but you can't mess with the settings and say there's something wrong with my settings, right? 😅😅😅 Even if I am a second creation, it is still a second creation based on the original Western dragon image. This is not the first time to use the DND dragon image to spray, so I might as well explain it in a unified way.

This article is undoubtedly very interesting, but many people may have thought that this is dnd, but I clearly say that this is obviously not dnd, it is very interesting, but there are very few updates🥹

Damn it, Longwen is missing another book

It's very well written, and I especially like the description of the conflict between the trolls and the Gorings. In particular, Broken Tooth is a weak troll who was expelled from the tribe, but after advancing, he can go back to recruit foreign aid. This is really written in detail, and it feels like a living world.

The dragon is also very unscrupulous when he is behind the scenes 😍