What Do You Mean, a White Dragon Hybrid? I'm a Pureblood Eastern Dragon!

If you want to write about dragons, you should really learn about the five chromatic dragons in the D&D universe. What you're doing doesn't have much of a dragon feel; it's more like middle school life.

I knew it was a rebranded story just from the first page. It doesn't qualify as fantasy. It doesn't even qualify as dragon fiction. What garbage! It gives the impression that the author has neither read about Western fantasy nor dragon-related concepts.

After taking a look, I realized this is a genuine shell story, completely lacking the feel of a fantasy novel.

How big would a student dormitory have to be to fit a female blue dragon that has already given birth?

Those who don't read Dragon Text can just laugh it off, but those who do know how disgusting this thing is.

It's hard for the main character to blend in if they don't have wings and aren't in their Yinglong form.

Are you writing a book or practicing health preservation by only updating once a day? And with so few words, it's like constipation to read.

I initially read it on QQ Reading, and I think it's also available on Qidian. The protagonist is a transmigrator who travels to a world of Western dragons. He seems to eat a dragon blood herb (or maybe some other dragon blood fruit) and transforms into an Eastern dragon, or perhaps he's directly reincarnated as one.

It's alright, but it seems to be a D&D reskinned story; the dragons are all too civilized. The plot itself is actually quite fun, and even as an outsider, I enjoyed it.

Aside from Qidian's official account and the author, I'm the fifth reader to post. I've become a veteran follower of the author. Shall we follow each other back? 2026/7/29 This book's potential number is 195.