
The Dragonwing Elegy of Salafu
萨拉弗的龙翼挽歌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 579k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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[Comment] From the dust of history to marrying one's sister, and then to the hypocritical saints like Odin, I consider myself a veteran of Western fantasy novels on Qidian, but this book is the one I've read so far...
From the dust of history to marrying his sister, and then to the saints written with Odin-like hypocrisy, I consider myself a veteran of Western fantasy novels on Qidian. But this book is the most impressive one I've read so far. No matter how fast or slow it is, I'm glad it's finished.
[Comment] Someone once said that it only updates every 5 days...
Let's just assume he said that...
Five updates in 2015, four in 2016, four in 2017, and one so far in 2018. The remaining three updates will be reviewed again at the end of the year.
[Comment] This update speed is too slow!
It's been half a year and it's still only over 500,000 words.
I know that all things are empty when I die, but I grieve that I cannot see the dragon's song end. As I write this in the Northern Sea, I will finish writing; at the family sacrifice, I will not forget to tell my grandfather.
The best D&D novel written in China, it's a pity it was abandoned.
That's outrageous! Why abandon something so wonderful to write?!
It's not very good. It feels somewhat incongruous. A mighty dragon has to fear a bunch of elves? With the strength of these elves, the protagonist could wipe them out with a wave of his hand. Let alone 100,000, even 100 million would be easy for him. These elves are almost out of weapons, and the protagonist is still trying to negotiate with them.
The writing by Eunuch Beiming was clearly quite good, so why did he abandon the project? Was it because he didn't make enough money?
This book, along with Mindflayer and Heart of Canaan, is my D&D trio.