Immortal Fortune, Dragon Affinity
仙福龙缘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
398Chapters
15.3kRecommendations
15.1kFans
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To be honest, after reading the first few chapters, I found it novel that the protagonist was not human and had parents to guide him. However, the protagonist immediately went to the human world and followed the usual tropes, so I felt that the protagonist's dragon identity was not only not novel, but also somewhat superfluous.
Why can dragons cultivate human techniques? Sometimes, the female lead always says she's mentally old, but I find that so childish.
Why do members of the Shenlong clan have the surname Huyan? The dragon is one of the most representative traditional cultures of the Han Chinese, so why is it given a surname from the Xianbei people?
It's clearly a dragon. Yet they set it up as a human cultivation path. Don't they know how ridiculous that is?
Dragons can become immortals without cultivation. What's the point of cultivation? They have inherited memories; they just need to sleep.
Honestly, the synopsis was quite intriguing halfway through, but then I read about families being destroyed... Haha. I've been reading novels on Qidian for a month now, and I've noticed that Qidian authors still seem to love stories about transmigration, rebirth, extreme mischief, and families being destroyed. It's so boring. Life doesn't need so many troublesome things.
The dual cultivation between the male and female leads is truly an eyesore.
This book is not good; the plot spans very short periods, each event is described very briefly, and the details are poor.
Comments are indeed unreliable.
Naive, can't read comments, hahaha, can't trust other people's reading standards.
If the intention is to remain hidden, why casually reveal one's real name? Is it because they're afraid the enemy won't be able to find them?