What the Hell, I'm the Eastern Dragon!

The protagonist must transform into a human being. The protagonist is not a Western dragon, so why not transform into a human being? If the Eastern Dragon doesn't know how to transform into a human being, then it will

Have you ever been a dragon? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted Have you ever transformed into someone else? Something scrawled. Take it for granted Have you been to Fantasy West? Some things are written randomly, just take it for granted I have no references, some things are written randomly, just write them randomly

Don't be a human being. It is not recommended to be a human being.

Transforming into a human being is a taboo in the category of exotic beasts. . 🤓

What is the daily detoxification? When I came in, I saw a lot of people asking to be transformed into humans. I want to ask, if you didn't read the author tag, is it a strange beast style? Also, who said that dragons must transform into humans? Regardless of whether it's an Eastern Dragon or a Western Dragon book, there will always be a bunch of people clamoring for the protagonist to become human.

Unbelievable, the ones with the highest results in the comment area who asked for non-transformation are advanced users. There is no need to explain what makes these people happy.

I don't know what the benefits are of turning into a human being. The talent of the dragon race seems to be crushed in all aspects. The adult human race can only be regarded as a story between people, so why read non-humanities? In my heart, what I want to see is the story of dragons, nature and heaven and earth. Human life and emotions are too indifferent. Talk, I envy creatures like dragons. I like to read novels about dragons and transform into humans. Then I might as well read novels about cultivating immortals, and that dragon gives birth to nine sons. If you become a dragon in love, you have to do it. What's the point? It's not like there are basically two or three pictures of a girl.

This plot is too cliche. The protagonist starts from scratch, has basically no background power, and is inexplicably malicious. Suddenly he is appreciated by a high-ranking official and becomes a public enemy. It is really too cliche.

Why does the Eastern Dragon have to transform into a humanoid creature that is neither dragon nor human?

You can transform into a half-dragon, with a dragon on top and a human on the bottom. If you are too curious, you can put a dragon on the left and a human on the right. This will solve both those who want to transform into dragons and those who want to transform into humans. Perfect answer🙂

Refer to Cathay in Total War Warhammer 3 😍

I haven't watched it now, but I want to ask, are you here to see the dragon or the people?

Have you ever been a dragon? You just write some things randomly, taking it for granted.

First floor, 😁😁😁😁

The picture here is the Eastern Dragon in the western fantasy worldview in the eyes of Westerners, the wonderful shadow of Warhammer Cathay.

So? What is TMD root pulling?

Although, I still have to say: The knight appears~ You~ stand aside! You will not be sad, the fire will shine! Ride the dragon and fight~ Knight of the Red Dragon! ! ! The knight's appears, when you side! You have no grief and flame is bright! Ride~ on Dragon fight~ Dragonic ドラゴンニクKnight!!!

More, more. . . The author has no eunuchs! ! !

Seeing that everyone is discussing it, let's vote