Surviving With Disaster Intel: Capturing a Dragon From the Start

Author, have you ever seen a dragon? You dare to write about dragons?

Please patch this up. Weapons should have built-in mastery; otherwise, who could use a bow skillfully and accurately right after getting it? Not to mention the later-developed guan dao, where you can just start hacking away randomly – who could stand that?

It looks alright, but the dragon that's supposed to be the main character's is currently completely useless.

If you transform into a human, the definition of your pet will change, and this transformation could become a liability; if you don't transform, this possibility won't exist.

Is this going to be another dragon girl trope?

The dragon at the start is useless; what's the difference between that and picking a snake at the start?

🤭🤭🤭Has the author ever received a one-stop service?

The plot progression is incredibly sluggish, constantly focusing on how Sun and Yan, whom we didn't deal with before, have grown increasingly powerful, and the protagonist just stubbornly ignores it even after suffering a major setback. It's like he's some kind of reincarnation of Yuan Kuan!

I want to choose the crow; choosing the dragon feels too cliché.

Here's a suggestion: since the pet's potential is already high, there's no need to upgrade it or use cores. What's the point of having a high potential then? It just doesn't look right.