
It's the 21st Century, So Why Is Anyone Still Selling Dragon Eggs?
都21世纪了,怎么还有人卖龙蛋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 646k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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291Chapters
196Recommendations
68Fans
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Five words in the title
Have you ever sold dragon eggs before? You're just making things up based on assumptions.
1. Xia Wei's character is a bit too brainless. I suggest that the part about her not believing in dragon eggs be resolved as soon as possible. 2. The pace of dragon hatching is a bit too slow; the long build-up makes it less exciting. 3. The chapters are not long, but there are too many characters, making it feel somewhat disorganized. 4. It's supposed to be a fast-paced, enjoyable story.
Does the author still have an outline and character sketches in small seal script? Is the concept of the "Golden Three Chapters" still in use? It's so tiring to read; it feels like it's going to be endlessly padded out. 😐
Golden Dragon
Childhood
Shadow Dragon
Childhood
If there are dragon eggs, let them hatch faster. Also, try not to make so many phone calls...
Emmmmmm, 6.