
I, the Blue Dragon, Am a Roguelike Player
我,蓝龙,肉鸽玩家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 229k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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103Chapters
2.8kRecommendations
63Fans
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Taifeng, I have a plan
How about writing a story about ship girls traveling back in time to the modern era to find their lost admiral?
Many authors these days don't understand what makes them popular, especially fanfiction authors. People like Feng Chaohuang and Da Feng are just resting on their laurels. Why do you, a fanfiction author, always compare yourself to original creators? You have your own niche, okay? What's the point of comparing? It just makes both you and your readers uncomfortable.
The four golden chapters are a bit difficult to keep going.
First, I can understand why the protagonist must choose Overload, but what I don't understand is why you set the other two supporting skills to completely outclass it. If you were an adult, no, a teenage dragon, you could say you could handle hand-to-hand combat with this overload, but what are you now?
Chapter 8 was truly speechless 😅 The author can't even distinguish between chromatic dragons and metallic dragons, right? The blue dragon was willing to risk its life to protect its cubs?
Why add an adoption storyline when writing about the Dulong at the beginning?
The quality of the pigeon meat is worrying.
They constantly look down on real-time combat power, only thinking about fighting in the future. They insist on fighting in the future without choosing robust characters. Their assessment is that they haven't played many roguelike games and don't even know how to handle transitional situations.
Sigh, Da Feng, you've already abandoned two original books in a row. If all else fails, just rewrite "Lost" and put old wine in new bottles, like Zhou Yi Kou Niao did. You want to write original works but you can't write anything outstanding, your poor performance makes you lose motivation to continue, and then you abandon them again. You're just wasting the enthusiasm of your old readers.
It feels like Taihou is going to flop again; she's just living off her past glories now.
Try to recall the feeling of getting lost.
I just found this on Bilibili.
Dude, just write ship girl stories! I love reading yours. You're the best in the world at this genre. You absolutely must stick to what you're good at. When I make a fortune, I'll give you a Silver Alliance membership.