From Lizard to Legendary Dragon

Ever been a lizard? Just write 😡😡😡

I remember reading an article about the heavy forest monitor lizard before. It was very old.

I was recently reading "One Dragon's Power Takes Down the World" and found a similar book like this among the recommendations. Looking at the current situation, I feel that the main focus of the author should be the integration of farming and hegemony. Compared with Yilong, the focus is different and there are more descriptions of the forces under his command. I can feel that the world view should be quite grand. It depends on whether the author can grasp it. At present, the appearance is not as good as Yilong, but it is still at the level of food and grass. You can get into the trap in the future.

Why classify race and ancestry as professions? Instead of classifying warriors and assassins as races? For example, your race is a priest, and his race is a shaman.

However, I feel that the protagonist is written as a human being, like a leader of a tribe, a little too caring, too humane, and more caring for his people than an ordinary lord. I hope to write it as a more exotic animal. This type of writing can actually be about fighting or farming, but don't write the protagonist too low-level (labeled invincible style). If you feel that the protagonist is too strong to write, you can focus more on farming (such as recruiting more subordinates and talking about some things about the subordinates) You can also recruit some monster races, and you can also recruit some human tribes. It is very simple to write this in Longwen. The king descends from the sky, and inferior monsters can just kneel down when they see it. Many novels will write: the protagonist first I send my men to conquer the kobolds, werewolves, and other small tribes, and then after a bloody battle, the opponent is really invincible, but will not surrender. Then the protagonist appears again, and the opponent sees that it is the protagonist. I reluctantly agree to become the protagonist's dependents, and there are three chapters of agreement, etc. It feels very bad. It is very uncomfortable for these small tribes of low-level monster races to become the protagonist's dependents, and then it is much better to become the dependents of other dragons. In fact, I feel that the data can be bolder, such as body length and weight. Don't write the giant beast like a hydrogen man.

They are all poor descriptions of dragons. The Dragon Clan is actually not like this. This is the author's own fantasy. Don't believe it, everyone. (with reference version)

Like the tribe's cattle and horses, 😅 population and geographical restrictions can only develop slowly. Also, with the protagonist's size, even a thousand people cannot support him.

It is essentially a book about exotic beasts, and it may be related to DND by applying the settings of five-color dragon attributes and bloodlines. Seeing that after evolving into the dragon bloodline and becoming a professional, there is no magic ability or anything like that. So it's a beast version with some muscular text.

Why do ice lizards hibernate?

Have you ever seen a dragon? Just write 😅? Take it for granted. Let me tell you that I have seen a dragon. My grandfather is a dragon. Last time I asked him, are you dragon? He looked at me for a long time and replied that the dragon is the symbol of the emperor.