
I Am the Dragon King
吾乃龙之君王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 611k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
198Chapters
151Votes
1.6kRecs
5.4kFans
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The protagonist is the type who will directly become the emperor and conquer the dragon in the future, and the dragon war commander is
So far it looks good
The first time I saw the golden dragon and the silver dragon, they didn't change into human beings. Good reviews It's because Ti Ma has become a little wiser. I hope there won't be any brainless dragons who give dragon heads to the protagonist.
Many of the characters in the article speak as if they are speaking to the readers, which leads to frequent dramas and biased perceptions. This is also a common problem in many books, and it would be best if it could be corrected.
Collection of supporting players
There are more than 80 young dragons in Dragon Nest, most of them have no names, so this building is opened to collect dragon sets (this is a real "dragon" set) The format of collecting names should follow the format of dragon species: last name-first name-last name. The request cannot be an Oriental name. There are currently 14 red dragons, only two of them have names, and the remaining 12 are supporting characters. There are 16 blue dragons, three of them have names, and the remaining 13 are dragons. There are 5 green dragons, one has a name, and the remaining 4 are dragons. There are 18 black dragons, two have names, and the remaining 16 are dragons. There are 26 white dragons, two have names, and the remaining 24 are dragons.
Atheist protagonist? The mountains of heaven are full of wooden piles. God is really the incarnation of a concept. If you think procedural justice is greater than consequential justice, then you believe in Tire, and conversely, then you believe in Baha.
The writing is a bit interesting, but gradually it starts to feel a bit like the academic writing in dragon literature. I can only say that this kind of writing is rare. I hope the baby dragon period can be passed quickly. Fighting in kindergarten all the time is quite boring.
I have seen the latest chapter. Although the writing is a bit white, the writing is relatively smooth and smooth. The concept of the protagonist is also good. However, in the DND world, is it wrong to make nobles and civilians equal? Personalities may be equal. This kind of world blood is real and true.
Which Caesar? Can't you beat a polar bear?
The scale of this evil dragon experiment is too big! Once it fails (and it is expected to fail with a high probability), can this country really have the strength to completely control nearly a hundred dragons that have reached the age of teenagers? Once so many dragons grow to a certain stage, it will be enough for Tiamat to use all kinds of dirty tricks. Even just helping these dragons fly around the world is a huge hidden danger! It can be said that the two princesses have not considered this issue at all, but can the king not consider this? On such a large scale, if the experiment is successful, it can be said that it will directly shake the cornerstone of the Double Dragon God. The number of dragon mouths is different from the population. Can the Double Dragon God not take action later? (If the evil dragon falls into good deeds or the good dragon falls into evil deeds, I believe that the Twin Dragon Gods may not care about it, but the scale involved is too large. It is impossible for any of the dragon gods to fail to take action. Especially after the protagonist appears, this experiment will show obvious effects and will cause a super big event!) And the princess actually hunts food and digs holes for nearly a hundred dragons with one dragon. It's ridiculous. Doesn't this country have the logistics to help the royal family? I hope the author will seriously think about it and improve the plot, instead of just casually transferring dozens or hundreds of dragons without any incident happening. If so, the Two Dragon Gods would have been overthrown.
Have you ever been a dragon? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted