From Lizard to Legendary Dragon

Have you ever been a lizard? Write 😡😡😡

I remember reading an article about the giant monitor lizard in the forest a long time ago.

I recently read "One Dragon's Power to Defeat the World" and found a similar book in the recommendations. So far, it seems the author's main focus is on the fusion of farming and power struggles, a different emphasis compared to Yi Long, with more emphasis on the descriptions of subordinate forces.

Why are race and lineage categorized as professions, instead of races like warriors and assassins? For example, if your race is Priest and his race is Shaman.

However, I feel that the protagonist was written a bit too humanly later on, like a tribal leader. He became overly caring and humane, even more so than a typical lord. I hope the story will be written with more mythical creatures. You can write about either battles or farming, but don't make the protagonist too weak (like the "invincible" trope).

These are all poorly written descriptions of dragons. Dragons are not actually like that. This is all the author's imagination. Please don't believe it. (With references)

Like the cattle and horses of a tribe, 😅 population and geographical limitations also mean that development can only be slow. Furthermore, given the protagonist's size, even a thousand people couldn't support him.

Essentially, it's a fantasy novel featuring mythical creatures. Its connection to Dungeons & Dragons is mainly limited to the use of five-colored dragons and bloodlines. Currently, even those who evolve into dragon bloodlines and become professionals don't possess magical abilities. So, it's basically a fantasy novel with added muscle-building elements.

Why do ice lizards hibernate?

Have you ever seen a dragon before? You're just making things up. Let me tell you, I have seen a dragon. My grandpa is a dragon. Last time I asked him if his grandpa was a dragon, and he looked at me for a long time before replying, "A dragon is the symbol of an emperor."