Is It Wrong to Start a Familia with the Star Forger Dragon?

It feels so strange. The protagonist is first the Dragon King in his true form, forgets everything and travels to an ordinary person, and then travels to another place. He has the arrogance of a Dragon King but only has the abilities of an ordinary person. It is said that recovery ability is used, but the usage is quite crude. Many methods to highlight the identity of the Dragon King are to rely on words and pretentiousness, rather than actually making every word and deed conform to the majesty of the Dragon King. Arrogant but incompetent.

Are there really multiple female protagonists? I've read about twenty chapters, and they're all cultivating the male protagonist Bell. I guess it's a single-male novel 😵

I only read the introduction, but I don't know how the stars were born in Greek mythology. The Olympus constellations that I watched when I was a child were created by Zeus. How can I recognize that the Dragon King of Casting Stars created the planets, but I don't recognize that Zeus created the constellations in Greek mythology? At most, they are the constellations that create their own worlds. Other myths should also have their own myths about creation, so the Star Casting Dragon King is just like that, an ordinary main god and god king.

Let me just complain about the forging of weapons separately. In my opinion, it is intuitive that the Star Casting Dragon King can control tiny particles and rub various forging materials with his hands. If the world has been created and even this is not available. . . Somewhat lacking imagination

Since you are going to be a nanny, why not be like Belle?

The more the better, the more the better😍😍😍

Is the dragon showing off in front of the ants? Interesting! What nonsense are you talking to the ants? Once you let go of the pressure, won't the pressure be over? I kept talking for a long time about how awesome I was, which made me feel very uncomfortable. It would be better to punch him. Otherwise I would have thought you were the Zhuang Wuhun Yu Xiaogang.

I originally read several books. One was about the berserker template in DNF, which seemed to be the template for the protagonist, and another was about the recovery warlock template in Gun Yong. Another one was about skills that can be upgraded, and after a lot of training, many new skills can be developed. None of them ended well, and they ran away after they couldn't finish writing.

According to the author's style, it would be better without a heroine. Having a heroine's emotional line is too out of character.

The introduction says there are multiple female protagonists, why are there still people saying there is only one female protagonist and no female protagonist?