Reborn Red Dragon, with Both Parents from the Start

This dragon novel is much more normal. The protagonist of the other novel, a hybrid of a shadow dragon and a black dragon, eats a red and a blue dragon after only 20-odd chapters, and the premise is that humans and dwarves use technology to overwhelm and hunt dragons.

One day, a pair of silver dragons flew over the head of a white dragon. The white dragon overheard the silver dragons talking about how the embrace between the dragons represented gratitude, or perhaps love and friendship. Bai Long had never heard of a hug before, and he didn't understand why people hugged. But when he heard that hugs could improve relationships, Bai Long became extremely excited.

[Minor spoilers ahead!] This book is very interesting. I initially just wanted to read it casually, but I unexpectedly found a gem. The background is a blend of science fiction and fantasy. I feel like I only conceived of this kind of story a long time ago. The world-building is quite vast, with technological legions and fantastical dragons. I've always liked this kind of theme.

It's just so-so. It's already listed, but they're charging money? Unbelievable!

A misunderstanding from a past life leads to revenge in this one. What appears to be revenge is actually a huge misunderstanding. This book is unlike anything I've read before; upon closer reading, it's incredibly delightful. Saen is obsessed with revenge, but is revenge truly hatred? As someone with God's perspective, I know all the causes and the entire plan.

It has a lot of flavor and is worth savoring. It is based on classic formulas and brings a predictable sense of stability and peace of mind. The writing is not bad, and it is also a work of art with its own unique and unconventional parts. In this fast-paced and impetuous era, people have rushed past many beauties that should have been discovered.

This book is one of the few novels that made me want to read another chapter after finishing just one. The rest of the dragon-themed novels became a bit boring after a while, excluding the few dragon-themed novels from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties.

The refreshing stream in Long Wen's writing, I don't know why it's not popular.

I'm a black sheep (a derogatory term for a person who criticizes others for their work). The competition for light novels is too fierce. It would have been better if I had published fantasy back then, but fantasy has very poor subscription rates.

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