Playing the Villainous Dragon in a Fairy Tale World

Even if you transform into a human and blend into human society, why would you write a dragon novel if you have to rely on human form to fight?

Is the protagonist really a time traveler¿ Am I the only one who thinks the protagonist is stupid? I realize that the shape-shifting witch has bad intentions and doesn't deal with it or take precautions. She also doesn't have any countermeasures when she causes trouble. I don't know if I care about these princesses. After reading the magic book, I feel that I can rely on my own constitution to be fine. I didn't expect what the princesses would do. I don't care, I went around looking for witches to remove them, and finally I brought back the Moon Witch...

The protagonist is also a dragon. In order to become stronger, he actually wanted to capture a lot of princesses and lock them up to attract powerful enemies. I agree with this wisdom But it is really a fairy tale

The author is also very perseverant. He has written four books and is still at level 1.

You don't look like a dragon but like a princess' nanny. You are really contrary to Tiangang.

I have to give you a monthly vote before I can comment, and your work is not on the shelves. You can go to see the dragon. In summary, the protagonist of this book is the nanny of the princess, and he changes shape every day. The author said that the dragon form is too strong, so you give the protagonist a system. You also know that the dragon is already strong enough. Since you think the dragon is too strong, you should not give the protagonist a system in this situation. The standard four characteristics of Junk Dragon: princess starting, system, nanny, and human transformation, you have them all. You have written four books and you are still at Level 1. Don't you want to think about the problem? When you wrote Game of Thrones before and you were a dragon god, I had long pointed out the two big problems of dragon-skinned beings suppressing your combat power. However, you still have these two problems in this book and even went to work as a nanny. The evil dragon mentioned in the title did not see where the evil was and where it appeared. It almost transformed into a human being in the whole process. It should be argued that it is a battle of wits, but the battle of wits could not see where it was. I suggest that you change the title of your book. After acquiring the skills and system of transforming into a dragon, I became the nanny of a princess in a fairy tale world, and then switched to female channels instead of male channels. By the way, delete the label dragon, so that more people will read this book. To borrow from my tutor's comments about some people in the research group, if you don't have enough relevant experiments, you shouldn't write the title of your paper. Since you haven't written about evil or dragons, then you shouldn't write about evil dragons in your title.

Let's talk about some trivia about the Nordic God Kings. Odin is actually only as good as Siegfried Fully equipped Odin was instantly killed by Fenrir, and Fenrir was instantly killed by Vidar Empty-handed Odin was chased by the giant Su Dong, and he managed to escape because of Su Dong's daughter Fully equipped Odin was chased by Hrangnir, who was beaten to death by Thor, and Hrangnir set a flint on Thor's forehead Odin wanted to steal Love the giant princess Linde, and Linde's nameless giant guard scares Odin away The three creation brothers were controlled by a magic dwarf with one penetration and three captures. The magic dwarf was instantly killed by Fafnir's sneak attack, and Fafnir was killed by Siegfried's sneak attack. Fafnir and Siegfried were equal in strength Odin released a flame that burned the earth and was instantly extinguished by Siegfried on horseback At most, the mythical Odin is only on Siegfried's level

His moral convenience is comparable to that of Jesus in the dragon, and his integrity is unrivaled.

Evil dragon, I am a brave man, I am here to save you No! Careful! The brave man dies

Mainly if it is an opera version, Siegfried is a born brave man who is invincible in the true sense. Odin was instantly stunned by his face, and the Eternal Spear was cut in half by him with a sword of Norton.