Wizard: The White Dragon’s Conquest of the Worlds

This plot is too poisonous, dragon! This is a symbol of strength. But you said that a young dragon is a wizard apprentice whose strength is like useless. Are you mistaken? Are the dragons you write about all lizards with a trace of Weibo dragon blood? If the wizard's strength is converted into dragon-like strength, the young dragon has the official wizard strength, or even the medium wizard strength. The weakest newborn dragon has the strength of a high-level wizard apprentice!

It is different from the previous routines of DND dragon text, and it is quite novel. Wizards are very united. Color dragons and metal dragons sit together in class, and other races can also coexist. How will you treat an ordinary dragon that is not a wizard later? You won't kill it, right? Currently, the protagonist is a bit poisonous as a woman's mount.

Nice. The Witcher's Journey that I have been waiting for for a long time (does it count as a fan? Anyway, I watched it as the Witcher's Journey that traveled to another world line) I am very happy to see the Witcher's Journey mixed with DND elements. I can only say that I am looking forward to a work with the characteristics of the wizard's journey! After the great battle of the Wizard's Journey, the Near Future+ world line has added versions of various races and strong men in DND. I'm not that interested in plug-ins (see what you want) This is also good. Compared with Green, the native development is much faster. For a work containing elements of the dnd series, it is considered very good. At least the stitching is in place, and it has more of a wizarding feel Witcher writing review Finally, it feels like a wizarding journey. If we say that before the wizard's journey, these can only be said to be the ancient mage stream. (For example: "The Mystery of the Mage" in the Moon Bardo) Many authors just use the mental power, knights and other settings to write their own selfishness. I have been tired of the repetitive knights, meditation and other wizarding articles for a long time (no, in fact, I only started to come into contact with this kind of subject from the beginning of my journey as a wizard. The second book is about the Mystery of the Mage. I couldn't accept the low-end and cheap "Knightly Literature" from the beginning) For me, the kind of repetition of the same setting and repetition of similar routines (i. E. Civilizational hegemony, internal wizard essay competition, not criticizing "The Witcher: Starting from Synthetic Gems" and "The Witcher: Starting from Potions") are all unpalatable garbage🚮. The author's writing is simple (emphasis! Green writes more!), And the plot is rough (it's like how I felt about the Witcher's Journey Apprentice before the war...). The advantage is that there is no Green Water... But it is acceptable for newcomers or borrowing the setting of the Wizard's Journey. Choose a light novel-style title for my feelings: "Journey to the Wizard, but is this the DND version?" Compared to Green's first apprenticeship, Spelling was much better. Maybe this is a lesson learned from the past and a guide for others to follow. (I think this is related to the fact that the protagonist belongs to the White Wizard camp, and I look forward to seeing the White Wizard version of the perspective. Compared to the darkness of Green's perspective in the wizard's journey, I am more looking forward to the protagonist's special perspective as a dragon wizard and the story, plot and life of the White Wizard camp that have not been described by the original author. . ) I really hope to see the white wizard version of cooperation, communication, and social interaction. Compared with the black wizard circle near Green, which only starts with profit, I also look forward to seeing the white wizard's life described by the author, which is not only profit-oriented but also kind and wise. "Note: The blue dragon is really well written"｜It is both wizard (interest) and white, but it also has a dragon flavor. Summary: I would rather have more authors write such good settings (it's not clear yet whether it's a good story or not), even if the writing style is a little lacking! The dnd element is sewn well. I want to know whether it is dnd or similar to dnd. (Personally, I hope it is DND. There are too many DND-like authors who have written another character. It can only be said to be another boss with the same name.) By the way, I admit that DND characters whose personalities change due to different origins and experiences are reasonable and are DND novels. Indiscriminate modification does not count. Let's talk about what random modification is later. Random modification can only be called class dnd. DND article evaluation: This is not an ordinary laji DND article. (Many authors just move in the strong men from DND, without taking into account that the reactions and behaviors of these strong men will be different in the world line they write. They also fail to control the rationality of the changes in the character of those strong men.) Taking the five-color dragon mother as an example, many DND authors can only grasp greed, but ignore Tiamat's power as a god and contempt for her own dignity. That is, as long as you can make money, you can do anything. However, they also forget the control the Dragon Mother has over the various dragon clans (that is, if the protagonist is a dragon, it is absolutely impossible to resist the Dragon Mother easily), the knowledge of an ancient god (that is, he will not react abnormally because of the abnormalities of other strong people {especially the protagonist}), and the special perspective of a god (that is, no matter how strong the mortal race is, it can even fight against the gods or even be stronger; but the permanence of the priesthood and the natural immortality of the gods are long-lasting and close to infinity. Their longevity and natural understanding of the laws themselves are the characteristics of the Five-Colored Dragon Mother as a god rather than a pure team boss. Too many authors only regard them as background bosses, rather than background characters worthy of description. As a result, their existence and reactions only represent a tool boss who attacks the protagonist for some reason, rather than a villain in this world view and the author's character. (I can only say that it is a character design to attack the protagonist because of seeing the treasure on his body, but to be greedy and then suddenly attack the protagonist randomly because of greed is a plot kill. And it is a plot kill that is essentially without reason) I am very happy to see the author write an interesting setting (I will not reveal the details, of course, this has nothing to do with the Dragon Mother for the time being) Following Drama Spoilers I can only say: The gods and wizards are great! Baha and Tia, who are not necessarily wizards but are both gods and dragons, are great! The cooperation between dragons and dragons is great! (I personally hope to see the dragons and dragons visiting other people's homes, and the daily life and warmth of Shao Shao are also good!) It's a little regrettable because the rationality of the system is much lower than that of the indigenous protagonists.

But I don't like it, the system takes up too much

Alas, the plot really cannot withstand scrutiny. The protagonist is an apprentice. He has just learned how to make dragon blood potions and can immediately teach others how to make divine blood potions. Are dragon blood and divine blood the same thing?

Dragon version of the Wizard's Journey (Including plug-ins: system, don't enter if you don't like it) The water content is low and the text is relatively simple (Note: I don't know what a simple text is, I just think the author's writing style is more ordinary and straightforward) It can be regarded as the Wizards League in another world line, and contains some dnd elements.

Just passing by, I am the fifth person to post.

Although there are some poisonous points but overall it is still good It's a pity that it was cut The same is true for the Blue Dragon next door Alas

I will continue to taste the saltiness of the following plots

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