Evil Dragon: I Kidnapped a Druid to Work for Me and Lay Eggs

The native dragon ate a soul from another world and gained a cheat code to hatch golden eggs and unlock random treasures.

I wonder, if Druids wore stockings made of modern petroleum-based synthetic materials, would they lose their professional abilities, just like if they wore metal stockings?

I really want to see the main character get together with the druid who turned into a car.

Here's my suggestion: don't write about other worlds or otherworldly souls. It feels like the human in "Dragon Devours"—you'd turn it into a scholar's work, and not many people read those kinds of things. You can use "past life" instead.

It's very well written; the author must have been a dragon (a powerful figure in Chinese literature). The writing is very realistic. This matches my experience as a dragon perfectly. Keep it up!

Have you ever been a dragon? Some of your writings are random and based on assumptions.

Baby, you tiny insect, dare to impersonate a dragon! You deliberately write this kind of novel to slander the majesty of the dragon race. As the powerful Red Dragon, I have come to specifically point out how you, this lowly, insignificant, and ignorant insect, can become a dragon.

Does D&D have a rule that you can't kill dragons? I'm just a newbie and curious.

Why isn't anyone publishing classic papers?

Is there any guidance from a true dragon? No, I won't watch it. 🙂