Dragon God: I’ve Been Passing the Flame in Azeroth for Seven Thousand Years

1. The subject matter is good. The dragon lord takes a religious approach, developing a dragon worship cult. There are too many themes involving humans/elves using holy light/arc magic. 2. The writing style is not nonsensical (no Chinese puns or internet jokes) and does not use game data flow.

Limiting yourself, and then giving the excuse of "not wanting to fall behind"—if you have absolute power, why not just wipe out anyone who provokes you? Why create this disgusting scenario?

They've already gone down the D&D route. Why bother with stream-of-consciousness writing? D&D's only advantage is its intuitive power description, but where is the intuitiveness in this book? All I see is pretentious, affected whining from a pretentious intellectual.

Trolls already have a bad reputation, and the starting point is that the troll is injured or lame. Don't trolls have limbs that can grow back on their own? The following text says that the elves were cut in two halfway through the teleportation, and you're telling me that a bunch of trolls felt disgusted and almost threw up? Huh?

From arranging for the saintess to go to the high elves, to later setting up Silvermoon City, it's clear the author is both incompetent and passionate, turning a perfectly good subject into this mess.

So, I have a connection in Terra. Go to the place shown in the picture below, mention my name, and say you're there for further study. I guarantee you'll learn how to ignite the divine fire with faith 🔥🙂

Does the author have a penchant for pretentious, artsy writing?

The writing is so smooth, without any ripples or ups and downs. She always added a sentence after speaking, she whispered, she said quietly, she whispered softly... She was rigid and procrastinating, written in a running account, and very literary. Putting aside the content, the writing ability is far behind.

These chapters are different from the style of the beginning of the book; they feel disjointed and insignificant. I came in based on your synopsis, but now I have absolutely no desire to continue reading.

When are they going to stop playing this game with these orcs? Are they going to write another million words of plot? Are they reading a novel or a trilogy? A chronicle? If all else fails, maybe switch to another site like Wilderness Universe. The updates are so infrequent, and the plot is so weak. People say your writing is bad, but your style is supposedly pretty good.