Super Magical Black Dragon: I Have a Tribe in Shanhaijing

Long Wen took the lead and pushed Tang and Song Dynasties, saying, whose waistcoat is it!

First of all, I really like the setting here. Although it is also similar to DND, there are few current Longwen who can clearly realize that individuals are not equal to the group. I have always believed that only in this way can we create three-dimensional characters and rich plots. Just like human beings can be good and evil, noble and despicable at the same time, why should dragons be described as chaotic and unreasonably evil? The author is unconventional and creates each dragon's unique character and wisdom based on the dragon color background. The nature of the black dragon is still chaotic and evil. Because of this, the old black dragon Valan's love for the protagonist (although not biological) is even more rare, and the protagonist's relationship with the copper Lezilong is even more interesting. Each character can break out of the stereotypes set by DND and have his or her own character and story, making this magical world full of uncertainty. In addition, I also like the overall setting of the dragon clan. At present, each dragon clan should have its own clan as a nominal backing. It is undoubtedly far better than many works in which the colors are scattered, and then the protagonist is yelled at and killed, and is always frustrated. In terms of topic selection, the interplay between the Age of Eastern Mythology and DND is very distinctive. The plots of both sides advance alternately. The current Eastern Mythology system is advancing slowly, but it is also more mysterious.

The name Hogg always makes a scene, so why don't we change it to a Jackal?

Like the title says, I don't see any highlights in your own stuff. To be honest, many of the plots are similar to some books. It's not that you plagiarize or anything, but it's just boring and uninteresting.

Transform into a human? Group portrait? If yes, say goodbye. I can't accept a group portrait series with only a dozen or so sentences in more than ten chapters with the main character having sex. If you want to transform into a human and fall in love, it's better to watch Bulldozer in the city/harem, or go directly to Zeus and let me be a queen. I'm scared of it and don't want to be poisoned to death.

A completely original world view, at most it borrows a little bit of setting and something completely different.

Have you ever been a black dragon that can travel between two realms? I take it for granted.

If you want a role, you can leave a message. Which world, name, character traits, race.

Originally, I was scanning books to pass the time, instead of traditional dragon writing, my imagination was reversed and my logic was strengthened.

The expectations of the two worlds were not handled well. It felt tasteless at first, but when the mysterious setting was incorporated and the roundtable meeting of the beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas began, there was something interesting.

Varan is actually the golden finger that the protagonist has hidden for 70 chapters?

Build one in the Magic Crystal Mine and do alchemy in the Classic of Mountains and Seas?

I took a look at the Q&A in the author's comment area. Whose vest are you?

It feels like you have to accept the guidance of a real dragon... This elf prince is too crazed and crazy, and it feels too exaggerated.

Looking at other dragon stories, it's really difficult to assume the protagonist's role as a female dragon!

Is it dnd, is it multiple girls?

Brother Ji's novel, because he rewarded the Silver Alliance, the data was directly cut off.