Reborn as a Force Dragon: Lord of the Cosmos
重生力能龙：寰宇君王
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- Ongoing
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- 734k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
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- 1mo ago
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To be honest, writing about the three legendary dragon species is not easy. Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming Qing's success in writing about the three legendary dragon species is far less than their success in writing about the Red Iron Dragon. Legendary dragons are just too abnormal and difficult to write about, and the protagonist of this book also has such a powerful background!
What kind of start is this? 😧 I've been searching for web novels for years and seen countless world-building authors, but this is truly the first time I've seen a start like this. 🪖
The protagonist, the powerful dragon Holen
Have you ever been a dragon? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions. References
Has the author considered making "one-stop shop" a profession? Dragons themselves are the nexus where magical energy and elemental power converge in the prime material universe. Manipulators are a class capable of drawing power from elemental planes without limit—the purest form of turret. Wouldn't the combination of the two create an explosive force?
Did the author write about the five-colored dragon earlier in the story? It feels like it's got a strong evil dragon vibe. Maybe they wrote about the five-colored dragon too much and haven't transitioned to this style yet? 🤔
Invincible novel
For reference, there are fantasy world travel stories, cultivation novels, works like "Burning Steel Soul," "Brainstorming," "Infinite Attribute Expansion," "I Am Unrivaled in the Multiverse," "Dragon Devouring the World," and "Extraordinary Primordial World"—these are basically strong from beginning to end.
It's alright, but the main character's personality is a bit out of place in the D&D world, and the writing style leans towards fantasy rather than Western fantasy.
So, facing the combined forces of the Singularity and the Abyss Lord, and with the Order deviating, didn't you ever think of finding other Order/neutral allies/anti-chaos/evil/enemy factions/your own metal/Order dragons to fight alongside you?
Don't be fooled by the synopsis; the protagonist doesn't have such a low-level system. A system wouldn't even be worthy of wiping his father's toes.