Chi Dragon True Lord
螭龙真君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2d ago
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Let's ponder the Huangxian incident.
Overall, this matter has little to do with the Little Yellow Fairy. Why would a minor underworld official be punished so severely? If you're talking about running a makeshift shrine and receiving offerings, you're just collecting food, begging for sustenance. Putting aside other things, helping villagers exorcise ghosts and dispel evil spirits—isn't that a good deed?
Shennong's Long Commentary
In conclusion: This novel demonstrates excellent classical Chinese proficiency, above-average writing style, below-average fight descriptions, excellent protagonist development, below-average character development, below-average world-building and situation depiction, and above-average pacing.
Good book, but I have a question.
If the protagonist is merely a dragon-shaped stone carving that has become a spirit, could he really be this powerful? It feels like the author is basically writing the protagonist as a real dragon, using auspicious mythical beasts like dragons that can't be measured by realms below the third level.
The writing style is alright, but the plot is poorly written and lacks grandeur. Someone unfamiliar with the subject might mistake it for some small animal. Oh well, that's how it is if you've never been a dragon; it's not the author's fault.
The Chilong has no horns or wings; it is the female of the dragons. In other words, the main character is a little female dragon.
It felt good to me, but for some reason it had a female author's feel to it; I hope it's just my imagination.
There are a few things I don't quite understand. First, the protagonist dared to offend the Crow Daoist, a third-realm being, right after transforming into human form, completely unafraid of his opponent. Of course, this could be interpreted as the Crow Daoist disdaining to cause trouble, or simply not having the time. Second, there's the matter of Mi Jingzi.
A tiger-headed dragon statue was also unearthed at Sanxingdui. It looks quite good. Do you think it's a chi dragon?
Can an Ultraman stone sculpture transform into Ultraman? 🙂
This book is written in a style that is a mix of classical and vernacular Chinese. The advantage of classical Chinese is its concise language and high information density, but its disadvantage is that some characters are too difficult to understand. The advantage of vernacular Chinese is that it is easy to understand, mainly using colloquial language, and can be easily comprehended.