Ice and Fire: Dragon Tamer

Dragon Picture

How many times did Tai Mo talk about Long Yan? Does the author want to write dozens of them?

Rhaegon Targaryen Visenya Targaryen Aegon Targaryen Rhaonys Targaryen Rehoga Velaryon Hagon of Dragonpit

How should I put it? The protagonist of this book has no charisma and no political wisdom. The starting point of the reincarnation of a demigod is very high, but Naihe can't show off.

First of all, the protagonist is a time traveler, but not to the earth, but to another fantasy world through ice and fire. Secondly, the protagonist had a very high status in his previous life and had many powerful abilities. However, after time traveling, he was severely cut down and constantly imposed restrictions. For example, the protagonist can transform into a dragon, but this skill is temporarily banned. It's no problem to control the strength, and it's no problem to prevent the collapse of combat power. But this way of writing is a bit difficult to comment on. First, I point out that the protagonist has many awesome abilities at once, and then explain one by one that they cannot be used. Some can be used, but they come at various costs. Pull and pull, and a long length is thrown out like a foot wrap. Finally, the author likes to write long natural paragraphs. It's not that I can't, but when I read it on my mobile phone, the whole page is just one natural paragraph, which looks very tiring. So - different people have different opinions.

Dragons get bigger as they get older. The protagonist's dragon, Sun God, is over 300 years old, while Balerion, the black god of death, is only just over 100 years old. As a result, the protagonist's dragon is just a little longer in length, but its physical strength is not as strong as the Black Death. This is unreasonable when the protagonist's dragon is more than 200 years older than Black Death.

The protagonist is not willing to accept the inheritance, and the three golden chapters at the beginning are so drunk that the follow-up is wasted.

The first chapter was written inexplicably, and the second chapter suddenly changed the style of writing to a comic style, which is torn from the previous article. Other authors have introduced some jokes or something to achieve a funny style of writing, but this article directly uses some brainless tone and a protagonist who is like a fool to achieve something that is funny after reading it. Secondly, I think it is more appropriate for the author to bring these elements of dragon gods and demigods into Dungeons and Dragons, rather than forcibly upgrading the low-demon world of Song of Ice and Fire. The following is my direct impression after reading the first three chapters. I found that there were no complaints about the early stage in the comment area. I suspected that the author deleted the comments. The general environment of Qidian is that if the writing is good, it will be praised, but if the writing is vicious, the comment area will be completely unreadable.

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This style was considered good in a fantasy novel 20 years ago, but now in 2025 it can only be said to be a bit too pretentious.