Reincarnation of the Bone Dragon, Starting from Kao Gong

You are a dragon, not a young man from a small town. Why don't you go south to work and change the town?

There's no problem, but there's no one else who can write a class-like story about an alien bone dragon.

Not bad, a bit tiring to watch Things are broken one after another All characters at the end of the story refuse to tell the truth Leave clues for further exploration Tiring to watch The background is weakened The story focuses on the main characters, the good/brave and the anti/magic dragon Puzzle-solving mini-games, one level at a time The novel is a bit unreadable

Although there are upgrades in combat power, there is not much discomfort. There are also political games, but they are still unpleasant. Just like the protagonist's character, there is indeed no poisonous point, but there is no bright spot either.

As a light novel, it is very solidly written. It is quite interesting to deal with cases in daily life like a unit drama. There is nothing particularly new or exciting, but writing routine-style things well and fluently can also reflect your skills in today's light frequency. I hope it can be kept updated.

It feels calm, but I just feel unhappy. Forget about the indigenous dragon. The bone dragon that has been reincarnated for 30 years does not reveal a clear sense of stupidity in the early stage. In short, it is not very pleasant.

I feel like it's not popular enough. There are no comments like "Have you ever been a bone dragon?"

After reading the previous chapters, I have a few questions. Did the Bone Dragon join the Knights to become a knight and also a mount? Why do we have to take a carriage on the way there? Can't we just fly there?

It was really awkward during the interview, I was extremely embarrassed 🙂

Great support from the author, Jiangjiang is here, I have read it, and I can't sleep!

I caught up with the latest chapter in no time. Don't give up, author.

I think it's quite good-looking. Compared with other dragon novels, the protagonists are more human-like. The others are too dramatic. Whether it's the original Mary three or the dark elf, cat girl, and snake girl, they are all interesting. The protagonist is more comfortable. It's almost the same as the red dragon busker. There are just too few people. I don't know if I can persist going there

From a light novel about daily life to a hot-blooded drama, from being promoted to resisting oppression, to becoming a boss, I felt that it was a bit off topic. Moreover, the place where souls are sucked is a bit too grassy, ​​and I keep looking for excuses to comfort myself. I was the one who gave up after absorbing the soul.

Reading experience: The protagonist is just a human with the power of a bone dragon, and he is not very dragon in all aspects such as personality.

The way it is written makes me feel uncomfortable looking at the electricity. The content is good.

I'm more curious about how many years the protagonist has to work before retiring? After all, you can still receive 80% after retirement. How long can the protagonist receive it?

The protagonist finally realizes the hardship of working life and prepares to return to his hometown to inherit the family business and become the devil

The author is not willing to come out and say anything. There are only 75 pictures of 300,000 words. It seems that the data is not good, so this is not on the shelves. The author has chosen to run away now. Or will it run away after more than 1 million words? It's still such a bleak ending, it's all about training yourself. Or maybe just keep writing free chapters as a bonus collection.