Playing the Villainous Dragon in a Fairy Tale World
童话世界做恶龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6d ago
- English
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Selling dog meat under the guise of mutton
It's one thing to transform into a human and infiltrate human society, but if you have to rely on human form for combat, why are you even writing dragon stories?
Damn 100 Book Club Points
Is the protagonist really a time traveler? Am I the only one who thinks the protagonist is stupid? He realizes the shapeshifting witch has ill intentions but doesn't deal with it or take precautions. When trouble comes, he has no countermeasures, and it's unclear whether he even cares about the princesses.
The protagonist is now a dragon, and in order to become stronger, he actually came up with the idea of capturing a bunch of princesses and imprisoning them to attract powerful enemies? I have to admit, that's quite ingenious. But it really is a fairy tale.
The author is truly persevering; he's still at level 1 after writing four books.
You look more like a princess's nanny than a dragon; you've truly turned the world upside down!
I suggest changing the book title.
I need to give you a monthly pass before I can rate your work, since it's not even available for purchase yet. Those who came to see the dragon can leave now. In summary, the protagonist of this book is the princess's nanny, and he transforms into human form every day. The author said that the dragon form is too powerful, but you still gave the protagonist a system.
Here's a little-known fact about the Norse god Odin: Odin was actually only on par with Siegfried. Odin, fully equipped, was instantly killed by Fenrir; Fenrir was instantly killed by Vidal. Odin, unarmed, was being hunted by the giant Sudon, and only managed to escape because of Sudon's daughter.
Kids, doesn't Red seem like the best dragon ever?
His moral character is comparable to Jesus in the movie "Dragon," and he is unmatched in terms of integrity.
Evil dragon, I am the hero, I've come to save you! Careless! The hero died
By the way, which version did Siegfried and Brunhilde refer to?
If we're talking about the opera version, Siegfried is truly a born hero, invincible. Odin was defeated in a single exchange, and he cleaved the Spear of Eternity in two with Norton's sword.