The Dragon-Riding Lord
乘龙君
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 110k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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53Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
149Fans
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This is getting a bit tense. Cultivation relies entirely on bloodline; without it, the protagonist would probably be a useless waste. And the Feng clan's cultivation also depends entirely on bloodline. Does this mean that without bloodline, no one in the world can cultivate? From the latest chapter I've read, all I can say is that without any cheat codes, the protagonist's path to the Dragon Girl is a distant dream.
Is she proud of being the Dragon Girl? That's interesting.
The mix of classical and vernacular Chinese, with its excessive use of informal "wu" and "ru," is unpleasant to read.
All I want to say is that when an author chooses to abandon a book as soon as they encounter a writer's block, they will develop a "path dependency" whenever they experience writer's block or a fluctuation in performance. They will temporarily stop updating, ostensibly to "reorganize their thoughts," and if they stop for even a little longer, they will immediately abandon the book again.
Speechless
The previous book was deemed too ambitious, so there was nothing left to write about and it was discontinued. I started writing this book, but they said the starting point was too low and they didn't know how to write it, so I gave up. Dude, have some decency.
This kind of mentality is suitable for daily jobs, not for writing books. No matter how good the writing or the plot, it's useless. I actually spent money on that book before.
New readers, don't bother reading this; it's been abandoned again. Another self-castration.
The Feng clan relies solely on their bloodline talent for cultivation. They constantly talk about bloodline talent; they only show some concern for cultivation talent when mentioning their ancestors. This kind of system makes them too prone to decline. Any slight setback will surely lead to their downfall.
It's been said before that eunuchs either have zero times or countless times.
I don't understand! (Fenghua accent), why does the Dragon Girl have such a heavy accent (French accent)? Shine my shoes.