Awakening Dragon Knight, but No Dragon

Dragons should be the core of Dragon Riders, but not the whole thing. Dragoons are actually strongly bound to dragons. Without dragons, they don't even know any skills. So how do you catch and train dragons? To put it bluntly, meeting a good dog at the entrance of the village is a matter of life and death. I don't know how to play this strongest giant baby profession except relying on teammates to get the first dragon.

The protagonist is a dragon knight. Why do we have to find the dragon ourselves? Shouldn't we be able to ride everything and turn everything into a dragon? 😁

Without the dragon, there are no basic values. There are no basic skills and passive skills in the early stage. In the past, the dragon knights all started with one dragon. It feels inferior to the summoner. At least the summoner can summon other things even if he does not summon the dragon.

It would be great if I could really ride the old lady, it would be a blast

Without the dragon, it becomes useless, more like the apostle of the dragon

Speechless, a dragon knight must ride a dragon to gain attribute blessings. .

The profile looks awesome, this is about riding an old lady

I have always felt that Dragon Knight is a retarded profession. Long Qiang. Dragons can fly, so they can be used as air force. The question is what weapons to use? Bomb? That's a military branch, not a heroic profession. Get a rifle? How many meters is enough? Can you hold it steady? Finally, think about it, when you fight, are you willing to carry someone with you? Reason to have more hands? ? ? The dragons were really fighting in the sky, scratching and biting, and the knight was just in the way. Long Qiang. If you can't fly, what's the difference between that and the real elephant cavalry? It is also a military unit and has nothing to do with the hero profession. Might as well be a warrior on horseback. After all, it is better to send two more soldiers to operate without wasting force. People are strong. Dragons can fly. The stronger a person is, the more useless he is when riding a dragon. The dragon is his weakness when he goes to heaven. If he doesn't go to heaven, the dragon is just a beast of burden. There are even some novels in which strong men can fly by themselves. Imagine a battle between generals and you riding a big cock? Leave that chicken alone! People are strong. Dragons cannot fly. The greater the difference in individual size, the less useful the dragon's feathers are. Imagine holding a Guandao that is 10 to 20 meters long. Not to mention whether the 10 to 20 meter sword is easy to use or not, it is indeed quite awesome, but only fools pile up human lives and turn the ballistae. Now is your chance to make a contribution. So, the dragon is destined to be a big thing, and it is destined to be impossible for military commanders to use as mounts. Carrying an artillery or archmage as a fort, or transporting dozens of tons of logistics supplies at a time, is much better than a simple military commander's mount. It would be better to give a velociraptor as a general's mount than to use a dragon as a general's mount. The conclusion is that the Dragon Knight is useless in actual combat, but it is good to have an honorary title. The above dragon riding is the kind that can be shown to everyone in the wild. The kind of dragon riding that cannot be shown to outsiders will not be discussed for now! ! !

It feels weird that the protagonist doesn't put in the effort to level up. I honestly want to find teammates. Of course you have no teammates if you are too weak. The higher the level, the stronger the strength and you will have teammates. The arrangement is too deliberate.

After the protagonist got the broom and the coffin board, he was as powerful as the mini-boss, but he didn't want the wedding dress because he thought it was the only souvenir. Is this too pretentious? Don't you want to take it to make the widow miss her and make her sad even more? After taking this third dragon, can I be reckless? If you don't take it, is it a special suppression of combat power?

I think some people in the comment area are very abstract. When has Dragon Knight been a set setting that requires verbal and written criticism for any changes? Doesn't this kind of thing depend on the author's setting? Are you the zombies of the Qing Dynasty who have lived for hundreds of years and studied stereotyped literature until their thinking became rigid?

Why don't you fly? Do you want me to whip you?

The dragon knight becomes a dragon knight only after the knight defeats the dragon😅

Have you ever been a dragon knight? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

The protagonist can't afford to rent a house. Can he afford the seasonings to make sweet and sour pork ribs?

What are you looking at? You are also a dragon (

It's pretty good to watch, but Ram's plot is a failure, and he feels a bit alienated. Originally, he was kind enough to bring Vivian over to defeat him, so his madness is more or less related to the protagonist. He wanted to kill Vivian, but was killed by the protagonist, which is normal! It's just a bit alienating, after all, his madness has something to do with the protagonist! (Even if he has a bad mentality and will go crazy sooner or later, it has nothing to do with the protagonist.) It was originally good to watch, but once this happened, the impression immediately changed, oh, what a pity.

Wouldn't it be enough to change the surname to Long? Why bother an old lady with such a simple question?

The protagonist needs this skill: You are the dragon from a certain type of Christian saint 🤓

If you don't have a dragon, you can't be called a dragon knight. You should just call it a knight. Then whatever you tame is called a knight. For example, if you tame a wild boar, you're a boar knight. If you tame a wolf, you're a wolf knight. Those who tame a dragon are called dragon knights.

Why do we need to write so much about the emotions of the supporting characters, while the protagonist only touches on them briefly.

The heroine before the start of the game in the royal capital hangs up like a personal computer. When the hero saw the princess, he was like a monkey seeing a banana, and ran away with the princess. He didn't even say hello to the two heroines from before. Then the emotional drama you spent so many chapters on before is nothing.

Fight Greymon? I think you look like a dragon

I hope there will be a single heroine. This kind of adventure story together is so great and precious.

20 Pursuits is okay, but I don't know how many will be on the shelves. Author, could you please give me accurate words?

Can the protagonist use the Dragon Transformation Technique in the future to transform the two harems into Celestial Spirit Dragons and Fire Dragons?

It's almost there, otherwise I wouldn't dare to vote

It's okay, but it's almost the climax of the plot

It's okay. It's quite satisfactory. It's not too poisonous. It's still rare.

To be honest, I've been reading for more than 10 chapters. It's really cool. It's time to go.