The Age of Dragons

This is one of the few books I read to the end, and it laid the foundation for my love of mythical creature and dragon literature. I'm making a point of coming here today to commemorate it.

This novel was one of the first novels I ever read, and I never knew who the author was until recently when I read his new book.

I don't understand what this prologue is for. It's from 2011, huh? Oh well, back then they always liked to start with some melodramatic, forced sentimentality. A story about a corporate slave revealing his measurements and his pregnant wife at the beginning doesn't resonate with single people at all; it even feels like the protagonist is being cheated on. Why not just have him transmigrate?

Even after so long, seeing this book brings back memories deep in my mind. I still vaguely remember the dragon riding the dragon, the black dragon with a hair on its head, and how it starved its subordinates for months, even stripping the bark off the trees. At that time, very few people wrote books about dragons in another world, and it's still quite good to look back on now.

Well... It feels like Knight's behavior isn't very human... Or rather, he's slowly becoming an anomaly... Slowly losing people's hearts...

The author has achieved something remarkable by abandoning all his works (or leaving them with terrible endings).

Despite some flaws, it is a fine book considering it was written many years ago.

I read this novel when I was in fourth grade. Now I'm a sophomore in college. Time flies, and my taste in novels has changed dramatically. Some of the novels I read before have been gradually forgotten, but this novel has always been deeply imprinted in my mind.

The funniest novel I've ever read

This used to be my favorite book. I could change my name to the main character's full name and it would still look the same.