
Red Dragon: Do I Have to Become a Warlord Too?
红龙:我也要当军阀吗?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 824k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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373Chapters
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9 ch/weekPace
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It seems that the kobolds don't actually have dog heads. Their appearance is more like that of lizardmen, but their barks sound like dogs.
What kind of dragon setting is this?
The setting and plot are good, and the writing is solid, showing potential. However, there's one issue. Some scene descriptions are too continuous and redundant. I suggest reading it through after finishing; a better balance of short and long sentences, and detailed and concise descriptions, would be much better.
I always get the names mixed up
After reading the first twenty chapters, author, why do you keep confusing Red Claw and Red Eyes? The characters always seem to change suddenly.
Red Dragon and Mind Flayer are a perfect match.
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It feels like the world-building and race settings of this type of novel are directly borrowed from Dungeons & Dragons.
Is Shennong even here? Only twenty-odd comments out of three hundred photos is a bit scary.
Energy conservation?
The protagonist has unlimited life essence, and is a nascent dragon!
Keep up the good work, author! 🤭
Author, author, can you do these things?
Author: Would you tolerate a population palette? Will the protagonist's territory feature a diverse array of races, creating a rich palette of colors? Will the protagonist tame some cute and delicious mollusk species and then turn them into canned food for natural disasters?