Rule the Dragon Court

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Traditional and elegant, it is a rare book for readers of classical fairy tales. If you don't like it, it feels empty and verbose.

This is a story based on the dragon clan of oriental immortals. 'Longwen' has always been a stable genre favored by a group of people. Using the dragon, a special non-human figure as the protagonist, to unfold the story can have a completely different perspective from the conventional story. In the past, dragon themes were mainly based on Western fantasy, whether the protagonist was a dragon or a dragon knight. The writer Ten Times Six Dragons is also a good writer, and has created many excellent dragon novels. This one, he wants to write something different. This is how a fairy tale and dragon novel was born. The dragons in fairy tales and oriental perspectives are completely different from the fantasy-themed dragons. The dragon in the East is the dragon king of water, the lord of rivers and lakes, the king of the vast ocean, moving clouds and rain, bringing blessings; it is the leader of the demon clan, a natural god, a national totem, and a symbol of rule... The Ten Times Six Dragons has captured the charm of the Eastern dragon very well, the etherealness of the fairy, the splendor of the myth, and the domineering style that should be used when writing dragon literature, which together form a new flavor of dragon literature. "Conquering the Dragon Court" may be a work that can lead Longwen to a new realm.

A very unique setting, completely different from the kind of demon cultivators who transform into dragons that I have read about. The protagonist is a son of a dragon, born to be a great demon, and has an identity both in the Dragon Palace and in the human world (it doesn't seem to be set in the Great Wilderness or Journey to the West, where cultivating dragons is the supreme avenue). To put it bluntly, the second generation of the Dragon followed a steady path of cultivation, and then traveled around the world and took charge of the Dragon Palace. The atmosphere of life is very rich and the writing is also very good.

The gorgeous words and complex descriptions of characters and scenery in my article come from these excerpts

It's written about a dragon, but it's still a human's concept of behavior.

What is the main line? What is the main line? What is the protagonist going to do? I feel like I've just watched it for nothing, it's a bit of a waste of time.

Pay my money, pay my money, pay my money. If it doesn't work, cut off that thing down there and become sisters with me.

No kidding, I'm just a reader, so I may have made some omissions, but I really can't understand the main character's operations. The protagonist teaches his younger sister that it is just a crooked way for those who rely on their luck to become a real dragon. What is the result? Don't you want to chase and lick someone like a dog when you bump into someone with good luck? No kidding, the entire first chapter of the subscription is about the protagonist sending a piece of meteorite to the person who has good luck. It turns out that this little thing can be stretched back and forth for 4-5K words, and Chen Youliang is not hypocritical. It got even worse later on. Tens of thousands of words were written without the main character playing any part. I didn't even know what I was watching. Looking at the whole novel, there are only a few scenes of the protagonist practicing, all in the game world. I thought the protagonist was a great demon that has lived for thousands of years, but it turns out that he is a young boy who is no more than 200 years old (compared to his ten thousand years of life) Really, in the same type of novels, even if the protagonist is as humble as a mortal or a wild monster on the roadside, he still seeks immortality and seeks longevity with God. Instead of having a prominent family and a longevity of over ten thousand, he is still hiding in a corner, not knowing what he is talking about. This novel makes me feel like Old Demon Han in the foundation-building stage, but like in the integration stage, he went to the human world to exercise his state of mind, and then took on two apprentices, and then the rest of the article is all about the apprentices... (Aside from the filter given by the author, is there really anything praiseworthy about the protagonist? He talks about rebuilding the broken pill, then you are the one practicing it!)

The author's literary talent is very good and his writing skills are good, but I am personally confused about the subsequent plot. As of Chapter 36, the protagonist's orphanage and nursing home have been opened, and they have already accepted two apprentices, and will accept an unborn nephew in the future. Based on the title of the book, "Conquering the Dragon Court", I initially thought that the protagonist would gain great power from himself in the future, and gain the position of Dragon Lord with unparalleled fighting power. But what I see now is that he will train disciples and disciples, and control them for the future? Forgive me, I personally don't like to read group portrait articles and nanny articles😔

The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes. Pure nanny writing. Pig's feet don't have much of a role. I read more than a hundred chapters, all of which were about wiping the butts of my brothers and sisters.

The last one was a dud, and this one is a dud at best. Author, please stop writing, and just stop writing new books. Change your industry, and don't harm us readers.

There are always authors who change the original writing style and plot rhythm as they write. Some authors get crazy, such as a certain necromancer seeking death, and some are distorted by noise, such as this one. Basically, if you change it, you will die violently, with few exceptions. Isn't it that everyone keeps following you because they like your original style and rhythm? If you have to change it, okay, it's going to be cool.

What exactly is the protagonist going to do? After watching it, I didn't understand what the protagonist is going to do.

The first few dozen chapters feel quite interesting. The fairy tale flavor is not very strong, but it still has a flavor. Coupled with Qi Yunmengze's identity as the son of Lord Long, it feels a bit like a rich man going to the countryside to experience life. But since he inexplicably accepted a few ghost apprentices, the plot has fallen apart. Your world map is so big, and half of the plot is written around secular dynasties. On the one hand, he didn't care about anything. He didn't care about his disciple Sun's death. It was too abrupt to write Huo Beiwang as Huo Qubing. I skipped dozens of chapters at that time to see what the rest of the story was like and whether I could continue reading. This feels like forcing someone to show off for the sake of showing off, copying the plot in order to add to the sense of history. The apprentice is even more outrageous. He just helped the protagonist fight a battle and then killed others. The previous foreshadowing was of no use at all. On the other hand, he devoted large sections to writing about his disciples and grandsons. It feels particularly boring to say that I don't have the strength to help and let them adapt to their fate. It feels like putting myself in a superior position and being indifferent to their death. Now highlight a fairy spirit, your writing with a hammer in the east and a stick in the west makes the picture too fragmented. I don't know what exactly you want to express? Do you write about a domineering president and see how the employees work hard on their own? First of all, the most important thing about a fairy tale drama is to become stronger and grow step by step, constantly changing the map to look for opportunities, and constantly adding plots as you become stronger, instead of abruptly cutting the scene to people who are not very relevant. That's it, I've read more than a hundred chapters, and I'll write some thoughts to say goodbye.

It is recommended that starting point punish such authors

I gave up the free chapter not long after reading it. At the time, I thought it was too pretentious and seemed to do one thing on the surface but another behind the scenes. Now it seems that the author himself is similar.

Your family's control of the Dragon Court depends on the human race. Don't talk about luck. The strength of the human race does not mean that your dragon family is strong. At the beginning, you have to accept disciples. Accepting disciples involves luck, but the dragon family relies on luck. It's just a different kind of nanny family story.

The previous comment post was deleted. The content was that the new chapter included the plot of Huangtian Emperor. It feels like it has become a hodgepodge. Another question, I started following Golden Dragon. The author said at that time that he wanted to write a book about Eastern Dragon, and I was really looking forward to it. The book was good at the beginning, but after I picked up the sword, I started to feel awkward about reopening the orthodoxy for others. Have you forgotten the name of your book? Dragon Court! Rule the Dragon Court! What I want to see is not a fantasy mishmash. What I want to see is your writing about dragons.

I feel that the writing of the battle is very strange. The protagonist never has any special magical powers or spells for fighting. He keeps explaining what exercises the protagonist uses for training. Originally, I rarely fight on my own. When I do fight on my own, I rely on a few real weapons and one sword to kill him in seconds. There is no memory point at all Of course, as a leader, it is understandable that I fight less. However, my apprentice has almost no sense of participation in the development of power. The apprentice is completely like a camera. (The camera didn't quite understand how the apprentice fought and didn't write at all. The news of the death came from others. The feeling is the same as reading historical records) I just followed the trend and didn't understand what I gained. A few magic weapons? You said that the disciple's destiny is too big to interfere with, but what about the power that you personally cultivated? Chi Yunjun and the like didn't have much to say. They used the talent of Wangqi at the beginning to screen, and then just drifted with the crowd. They were the bosses and left it all to their subordinates to train themselves. About the inheritance of Qingxuan Taoism is even more inexplicable. There are two main points. The first point repeatedly emphasizes how strong Dragon Palace is, how deep the foundation is, and how long your life span is. You don't need to be eager for quick success. They did not see the necessity of inheriting the benefits gained from Qingxuan Taoism The second point is that although the explanation is a powerful layout, it still does not reflect the irresistibility of inheritance. Instead, the protagonist has been actively pushing himself in that direction. Furthermore, I saw that the protagonist in the latest chapter has no life or death threats at all except for surviving the heavenly tribulation, and I haven't seen any explanation of the protagonist's motivation for practicing. There is neither external drive nor internal drive.

Now that I see it, I don't know what the main plot is. I feel like it's fragmented here and there. I can't say anything that comes to mind. It's too empty.

Have you ever been a dragon? You just write blindly and take it for granted

You might as well bring all the strange beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas for you to brush through.

Ruixue Fengnian, I shouldn't have trusted you. If you trust me, you'll be disappointed. The first one can be said to be barely completed, but the second one is just a eunuch, right? Purely deceiving readers' feelings.

Student, this is the first time in so many years of reading that I have voted monthly. Please improve. 😁

Can I ask? The author is an L5 writer, and the results of this book seem to be pretty good. Why is it a eunuch? Just out of curiosity, can anyone tell me?

I must have been in elementary school or junior high school. At that time, I had just read Titan and the Dragon King, which was the first dragon novel I read. The Titan book was very novel to me at the time. It was the first time I learned about dnd. The early and middle stages were very enjoyable. The later chapters were also quite interesting. Although there was a lot of scrawled endings that could be written, it was a pity. Titans should be Lao Rui's best-performing book, and I can clearly remember that Lao Rui said at the time that Titans had no outline, so I cut Diavolo's book shortly after it was first opened, because Diavolo didn't write an outline, and it took a while to write about the dragon who was raised at birth. The early setting of Keeping a Dragon is also quite interesting, with dragons traveling through different worlds and in various forms. But in the later stages of Baoyanglong, I remember it seemed to have collapsed, and it ended in a sloppy way. However, it can be seen from Baoyanglong that the book of Titan has a profound influence on Lao Rui. After all, Baoyanglong can use Mu as his pseudonym. The whole family in the back is an ancient god and I have a book of good and evil. I just read the beginning. I think the whole family is an ancient god and it didn't take long to cut it? I only watched the beginning. I stopped reading The Book of Good and Evil after reading it for a while. It can be seen that Lao Rui wants to get out of the Titan's 'shadow'. But it doesn't seem to be very successful. After going all the way and switching vests, I still came back to write dragon novels (laughing. To be honest, Golden Dragon and Muria are very similar in various aspects, but it can be seen that you can finish the book normally in your comfort zone, although I can't stand it in the later stages. Golden Dragon, Angel, Dragon Academy, DND, I can tell at a glance that you are Lao Rui. This can tell that you want to get out of the comfort zone, want to break yourself, but in the end you still can't do it? Updates are intermittent, when will I cut it? I don't think it's strange. I really can't go back to writing DND, and I can't make a living without stepping out of my comfort zone. In the blink of an eye, it's been seven or eight years since I was a primary school student and I have become a college student. You are not the second brother you were. The young man who rushed to the hospital reacted very quickly. I have been reading your book for a long time. I hope you will write a book that surpasses Titan and the Dragon King. Also, please come back and update it. Don't waste money from book friends.

The last two are really incomprehensible and I don't understand. I really like reading your book. Please sort out your thoughts and rewrite the last two 😅

Author: Do you still plan to write novels? It's been stopped for a month. Did you update your last book on time? The update is complete. Do you want this book to be a eunuch? Will your next book still be about alien beasts?

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