Red Dragon: I Stack Templates with Prestige
红龙：我用声望叠模板
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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These are dragon-themed novel seedlings I've found. No reviews, just monthly updates. If you come across any new dragon-themed novels, please tag me. Thanks! I changed jobs, and lately I've been working overtime all the time. My phone signal is also on and off. Sorry, everyone, I haven't had a chance to reply.
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The plot must make sense and the logic should have no major flaws. I lean toward infinite-flow stories and crossover fan fiction. I usually recommend only one book by each author. If they've written other particularly good ones, I'll mention them in the recommendation, except for books I especially love.
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It's very well written, exactly the same as when I made the dragon, without any random writing.
I really miss the days when I was a dragon. I never imagined someone would secretly record it! 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉
While the term "multi-headed creature" has a certain powerful appeal, too many heads are still a bad thing, or it can trigger trypophobia. The thousands of heads in some descriptions are unimaginable; they just give me goosebumps. Nine is my absolute limit. Can't it be both powerful and beautiful?
Um, I remember there's a limit to the number of extra heads a multi-headed creature can have.
Even if you put it on a three-headed dragon, it would only have a maximum of thirty-three heads…
At this rate, it feels like I can give my closing remarks now. The core problem is probably the lack of a main storyline and the inability to control the plot devices, which resulted in a disjointed and haphazard plot that completely fell apart by the time it reached 300,000 words. 🤔Actually, the multiple templates are quite interesting, similar to the book next door, Infinite Part-Time Wizard.
The protagonist is like a babysitter or a tool, painstakingly mastering a skill each time, then passing it on to the dragon brother. It's as if the protagonist is the dragon brother's cheat code, helping him grow. How generous! Is this a story about loving five-colored dragons?
The story ends here; the indigenous protagonist possesses the memories of a time traveler.
The author has enough D&D knowledge, but the plot is a bit passive; they're constantly being led by the nose by the surrounding enemies, and their reputation-building progress is interrupted many times. Couldn't they add some significant time spans? You're a dragon, not a human who can only live for a few decades!
Leveling up is too slow, don't become a mage.
The author forcibly links the professional level of learning skills with the biological level, even though it's not a hard and fast rule of the portable system. Not only does it slow down class progression, but it also feels half-baked, neither realistic nor game-like. The multi-headed template, which originally grew with size, has been transformed into a bottomless pit of reputation consumption.
It's truly indescribable. It's neither a true time travel story nor a true native story; it perfectly inherits the worst aspects of both sides.
Making a mystery
The natives are not natives, and the time travelers are not time travelers.